Video by Tech. Sgt. Michael McGhee, Combined Joint Task Force, Horn of Africa In the Arta region in Djibouti, Africa, the Naval Mobile Battalion (NMCB) 133, Seabees, continue working on the construction of a medical care facility. The crew was completing a concrete pour for the slab floor of the living quarters at the facility. The construction of the medical …
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Consolidated by Dr. Frank A. Blazich Jr., Historian, Naval History and Heritage Command
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Story by Ed Barker, Naval Education and Training Professional Development Center Public Affairs
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Consolidated by Dr. Frank A. Blazich Jr., Historian, Naval History and Heritage Command Beginning in January 1991: U.S. Marines began to move north in preparation for the expected ground assault on the Iraqis. In support of this, the Seabees began to concentrate on building and maintaining roads to serve as the main supply routes throughout northern Saudi Arabia. After months …
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Consolidated by MC1 Gary Granger Jr., Naval Facilities Engineering Command The 55-gallon drum is second only to the Quonset Hut in its flexibility and mass-use during any conflict or peacetime effort. Through Seabee ingenuity, the drum was and is still used in hundreds of different ways from roofing tiles to culverts to a BBQ. …
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