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           Seabee Sites on
        the Internet 
         Like many segments of
        American society, Seabees are joining the information
        age. While the bulldozer and hammer remain our primary
        tools, the keyboard and modem are becoming equally
        important. 
          
          
        Seabee History 
        The Seabees have a rich and colorful history. Read once,
        and you'll come back for more. 
        Korean
        War Seabees   
        Though many Seabees served in the combat zone during the Korean War, building airfields,
        bridges and troop housing, many other Seabees during the Korean War served in other parts of the world to keep innocent people free from
        communist tyranny. 
        Seabee Order
        of Battle   
        All of the official Seabee homepages are listed here.
        From the two major command and control units -- 2nd
        Brigade in Little Creek, Virginia and 3rd Brigade in
        Pearl Harbor, Hawaii -- to the vast logistical support
        mechanism, the Seabees are the engineering force of
        choice. 
        CEC
        and Seabee Museum 
        Visit the world famous Seabee Museum at NCBC Port
        Hueneme, California and take the monthly SeabeeQ--a quiz
        designed to test your knowledge of the Seabees. 
        Navy
        Seabee Veterans of America 
        The NSVA's purpose is to "promote and strengthen
        comradeship between members and to preserve
        'service-created friendships.'" Membership is open
        to all Seabees. 
        Seabee
        Memorial Scholarship Association 
        The SMSA provides scholarships for sons, daughters, and
        grandchildren of Seabees, both past and present, active,
        reserve, or retired.  
        CEC
        and Seabee Historical Foundation 
        The CEC/ Seabee Historical Foundation is a non-profit
        organization whose purpose is to ensure that the proud
        heritage and rich history of the Navy's Civil Engineer
        Corps and the Navy's military construction force, the
        Seabees, are properly documented, preserved and
        maintained. Public awareness of the contributions and
        accomplishments of the Seabees and the Civil Engineer
        Corps is a primary goal.  
        
            
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