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Combat Engineering Brigade, Philippine Navy, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig (2026)

01/09/2026

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“We build, we support, we respond, we solve and wherever the mission calls, we stand ready to serve.”

Commo Jeff Rene S Nadugo PN, Commander, Combat Engineering Brigade, Philippine Navy

25/08/2026

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“Engineering is more than building structures it is building solutions, strengthening capabilities, and preparing to serve wherever the mission calls.”

Commo Jeff Rene S Nadugo PN, Commander, Combat Engineering Brigade, Philippine Navy

05/08/2026

Combat Engineering Brigade Kicks Off Six-Day Incident Command and Emergency Operations Training

The Installation Management Command (IMC), in partnership with the Combat Engineering Brigade (CEB), formally commenced the six-day Basic Incident Command System (BICS) and Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Training Courses with an Opening Ceremony held on 03 August 2026 at the Combat Engineering Brigade Multi-purpose Hall. The activity brought together forty (40) participants composed of personnel from the Naval Installation Command (NIC) and the Combat Engineering Brigade, reaffirming the Philippine Navy's commitment to strengthening disaster preparedness, emergency response, and inter-agency coordination.

The training is being facilitated by CDR Sio Eng O. Baximen PN, Director for Emergency Response, together with seven (7) Subject Matter Experts from the Office of Civil Defense headed by Dr. Aurora D. Dela Rosa, whose expertise and guidance will equip the participants with the knowledge and practical competencies necessary to effectively respond to emergencies and disasters through a unified and coordinated command system.

Serving as the Keynote Speaker during the Opening Ceremony, CAPT Rey Leo Z. Pambid PN(GSC), Deputy Commander, Combat Engineering Brigade, warmly welcomed the participants and emphasized that the training is far more than a professional requirement—it is an investment in saving lives and protecting communities when disasters strike.

In his inspiring message, CAPT Pambid underscored that disasters arrive without warning and demand immediate, coordinated, and decisive action. He stressed the importance of maximizing the Golden Hour, where every second counts, every decision matters, and every responder must understand not only his or her individual role but also the greater mission of working under one command structure toward one common objective.

He further highlighted that the Incident Command System (ICS) and the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) are essential operational frameworks that enable responders from different organizations to function as one cohesive team through effective communication, efficient resource management, coordinated decision-making, and unified leadership during emergencies. As members of the Philippine Navy, he reminded the participants that they are expected to respond rapidly, lead decisively, and serve compassionately whenever the nation calls.

CAPT Pambid likewise encouraged the participants to maximize every learning opportunity throughout the six-day course by actively participating, sharing experiences, and developing the competence, confidence, and teamwork necessary to perform effectively during actual disaster response operations. He emphasized that preparedness is not measured by the certificates earned but by the ability to make sound decisions, coordinate effectively, and save lives when confronted with real emergencies.
Expressing his appreciation to the Office of Civil Defense and all instructors, facilitators, and organizers, CAPT Pambid recognized the value of sustained collaboration among government agencies in building a more resilient nation and strengthening the country's collective disaster response capability.

As the participants embark on six days of intensive lectures, practical exercises, and collaborative learning, the Combat Engineering Brigade continues to strengthen its disaster response capability by investing in its most valuable asset its people.
This capability-building initiative forms part of the Combat Engineering Brigade's continuing efforts under the leadership of Commodore Jeff Rene S. Nadugo PN, Commander, Combat Engineering Brigade, to strengthen disaster response readiness, enhance inter-agency interoperability, and advance the Philippine Navy's Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response (HADR) capabilities in service to the Filipino people.

Through continuous education, strong partnerships, and operational excellence, the Combat Engineering Brigade remains committed to building a force that is mission-ready, people-centered, and always prepared to respond whenever and wherever the nation calls, ensuring that every lesson learned today becomes a foundation for protecting lives, safeguarding communities, and serving the Filipino people with professionalism, courage, and compassion.

03/08/2026

COMBAT ENGINEERING BRIGADE HOLDS JOINT CHANGE OF COMMAND CEREMONIES, REAFFIRMING LEADERSHIP CONTINUITY AND MISSION READINESS

The Combat Engineering Brigade, Philippine Navy (CEBde-PN) successfully conducted the Joint Change of Command Ceremonies for the Combat Engineering Battalion–Southern Luzon (CEB-SL) and the Combat Engineering Planning and Design Center (CEPDC) on 03 August 2026, with Commodore Jeff Rene S Nadugo PN, Commander, Combat Engineering Brigade, serving as the Presiding Officer.

Steeped in military tradition, the Change of Command Ceremony is one of the Armed Forces of the Philippines' most significant and time-honored customs. More than the formal transfer of authority, it symbolizes the orderly turnover of command, accountability, duties, responsibilities, and the trust reposed by the Chain of Command. It ensures the continuity of leadership, preserves organizational stability, and reaffirms every Commanding Officer's unwavering commitment to accomplish the unit's mission while upholding the highest standards of military professionalism.

In his message, Commodore Jeff Rene S Nadugo PN underscored the significance of the occasion as a testament to the Brigade's enduring commitment to leadership development, organizational excellence, and mission readiness. He expressed his profound appreciation to the outgoing Commanding Officers for their exemplary leadership, steadfast dedication, and invaluable contributions in advancing the Brigade's operational capabilities and engineering excellence. He likewise conveyed his full confidence in the incoming Commanding Officers, encouraging them to lead with integrity, professionalism, humility, and an unwavering commitment to mission accomplishment as they continue the Brigade's proud legacy of service to the nation.

During the ceremony, Commander Randy P Morales PN formally relinquished command of the Combat Engineering Battalion–Southern Luzon to Commander Ariel B. Tabangcura PN, while Commander Lorenzo Reynaldo B Robredillo Jr. PN formally transferred command of the Combat Engineering Planning and Design Center (CEPDC) to Lieutenant Commander Roel T Braga PN, symbolizing the seamless continuity of leadership and the enduring strength of the Brigade's command structure.

In recognition of their distinguished leadership, exemplary service, and significant contributions to the Combat Engineering Brigade, Commander Randy P. Morales PN and Commander Lorenzo Reynaldo B Robredillo Jr. PN were each awarded the Military Merit Medal by Commodore Jeff Rene S Nadugo PN. They were likewise presented the Battalion Commander's Plaque, commemorating their respective tenures as Battalion Commander and recognizing their unwavering dedication, exceptional leadership, and lasting contributions to the accomplishment of their units' missions. These honors stand as enduring symbols of the Brigade's gratitude and appreciation for their faithful service, commitment to duty, and legacy of leadership in the Philippine Navy.

In his farewell message, Commander Randy P Morales PN expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the officers, enlisted personnel, and civilian human resources of the Battalion for their unwavering commitment, teamwork, and dedication throughout his tenure. He acknowledged that every milestone achieved by the Battalion was made possible through collective effort, mutual trust, and a shared commitment to mission accomplishment. As he passed the mantle of leadership, he encouraged every member of the Battalion to continue serving with the same dedication, discipline, and passion in advancing the mission of the Combat Engineering Brigade and the Philippine Navy.

Likewise, Commander Lorenzo Reynaldo B Robredillo Jr. PN conveyed his sincere appreciation to the officers, enlisted personnel, and civilian human resources of the Combat Engineering Planning and Design Center for their professionalism, loyalty, and steadfast support during his tenure. He emphasized that leadership is measured not only by accomplishments but also by the people inspired, developed, and empowered to carry the mission forward. Confident in the capability of the incoming leadership, he encouraged the Center to remain united in pursuing innovation, engineering excellence, and selfless service to the nation.

The Joint Change of Command Ceremony stands as a powerful testament to the Combat Engineering Brigade's enduring tradition of developing competent leaders, ensuring the seamless transition of command, and sustaining operational excellence. While leadership is entrusted to new hands, the Brigade's commitment to its mission remains unwavering building stronger capabilities, empowering its people, and advancing the Philippine Navy's engineering mission in service to the Filipino people.

"Leadership is entrusted, responsibility is transferred, but the mission remains constant. Guided by tradition, strengthened by honor, and united in purpose, the Combat Engineering Brigade continues to build leaders, accomplish missions, and leave a legacy worthy of those who will one day carry the colors forward."

Seabees Can Do!

03/08/2026

COMBAT ENGINEERING BRIGADE COMMEMORATES THE 77TH ANNIVERSARY OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

Demonstrating its unwavering commitment to lawful, disciplined, and values-driven military service, the Combat Engineering Brigade, Philippine Navy, joined the nationwide Simultaneous Flag Raising Ceremony on 03 August 2026 in celebration of the 77th Anniversary of International Humanitarian Law (IHL), held at the Brigade Multipurpose Hall.

This year's observance, themed "Pinalakas na Ugnayan at Pagkakaisa sa Pagsulong ng IHL," highlights the enduring significance of the 1949 Geneva Conventions the cornerstone and fundamental foundation of International Humanitarian Law. More than a commemoration, the activity reaffirmed the Brigade's steadfast commitment to uphold the rule of law, safeguard human dignity, and faithfully observe the principles of IHL in the fulfillment of its constitutional mandate.

Under the leadership of Commodore Jeff Rene S. Nadugo PN, Commander, Combat Engineering Brigade, the Brigade renewed its commitment to promoting a culture of professionalism, accountability, discipline, and respect for International Humanitarian Law. During the ceremony, Commodore Nadugo read the Message of the Chief of Staff, Armed Forces of the Philippines, emphasizing that adherence to IHL is not merely a legal obligation but a solemn responsibility that strengthens public trust, reinforces operational excellence, and reflects the highest ideals of military service.

As part of the observance, Captain Rey Leo Z. Pambid PN, Deputy Commander, Combat Engineering Brigade, led the Recitation of the AFP Soldiers' Pledge and the Reaffirmation of Commitment and Support for International Humanitarian Law, symbolizing the unwavering dedication of every Filipino Soldier and Sailor to uphold humanity, integrity, and honor in the performance of duty.

As the Philippine Navy's premier combat engineering unit, the Combat Engineering Brigade continues to demonstrate that mission accomplishment is inseparable from ethical leadership and respect for human dignity. Guided by the enduring principles of International Humanitarian Law, the Brigade remains steadfast in accomplishing every mission with courage, professionalism, discipline, and compassion building not only mission-ready forces but also a lasting legacy of honor that inspires future generations of Filipino Sailors and Seabees.

"Mission Ready. Values Driven. Humanity Always."
Seabees Can Do!

31/07/2026

BUILDING SPECIALIZED SKILLS, STRENGTHENING MISSION READINESS

On 28 July 2026, the Combat Engineering Brigade, Philippine Navy through the Combat Engineering Training Center (CETC), successfully conducted the Joint Graduation Ceremony of the Advanced Specialization Course Class 08-26 (Skills) and Advanced Specialization Course Class 09-26 (Skills) at the Brigade Headquarters.

The ceremony commenced with the Welcome Remarks delivered by LCDR RODOLFO P MONTALVO JR PN, Assistant Commandant of the Combat Engineering Training Center, who warmly welcomed the graduates, guests, and participants while emphasizing the importance of continuous professional development and specialized training in enhancing the Brigade's operational readiness.

The graduates were formally confirmed by CDR MOISES N SALON PN (GSC), Commandant of the Combat Engineering Training Center, signifying the successful completion of their respective courses and their readiness to apply their newly acquired competencies in support of the Brigade's mission.

Serving as the Keynote Speaker, COMMO JEFF RENE S. NADUGO PN, Commander, Combat Engineering Brigade, Philippine Navy, congratulated the graduates for their dedication, discipline, and perseverance in completing the rigorous training. He underscored that continuous learning and specialization are essential in developing competent, adaptive, and mission-ready Combat Engineers capable of meeting the evolving operational requirements of the Philippine Navy.

The activity was attended by the Brigade's officers, personnel, and staff, whose presence reflected their unwavering support for professional military education and the continuous development of the Brigade's most valuable asset its people.

The successful conduct of the Joint Graduation Ceremony reaffirms the Combat Engineering Brigade's commitment to producing highly skilled, disciplined, and mission-ready Combat Engineers in support of the Philippine Navy's mission of defending the nation's maritime interests.

Congratulations to the graduates of Advanced Specialization Course Class 08-26 (Skills) and Advanced Specialization Course Class 09-26 (Skills)!

Combat Engineering Brigade, Philippine Navy Building Competence, Strengthening Readiness, Enabling Mission Success.

30/07/2026

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"Modern Seabee Capability Begins with Safety-First Operations."

Commo Jeff Rene S Nadugo PN, Commander, Combat Engineering Brigade, Philippine Navy

23/07/2026

Building the Next Generation of Naval Combat Engineer Officers

Every graduation marks the completion of a course, but for the Combat Engineering Brigade, Philippine Navy (CEBde, PN), it represents something far greater it is a testament to the Brigade's unwavering commitment to developing leaders who will strengthen the Philippine Navy's engineering capability and contribute to safeguarding the nation's maritime interests.

Demonstrating this enduring commitment, the Combat Engineering Brigade, Philippine Navy (CEBde, PN), through its Combat Engineering Training Center, proudly conducted the Joint Graduation Ceremony of the Naval Combat Engineer Officer Advance Course (NCEOAC) Class 03-2026 and the Naval Combat Engineer Officer Basic Course (NCEOBC) Class 11-2026 on 22 July 2026 at the CEBde, PN Multi-Purpose Hall.

The ceremony celebrated the successful completion of two of the Brigade's premier professional military education programs. The Naval Combat Engineer Officer Basic Course (NCEOBC) Class 11-2026, composed of 15 graduates 4 female and 11 male officers, successfully completed an intensive program designed to develop technically proficient, operationally capable, and ethically grounded officers prepared to lead engineering operations in support of the Philippine Navy's mission.

Meanwhile, the Naval Combat Engineer Officer Advance Course (NCEOAC) Class 03-2026, composed of 14 graduates 2 female and 12 male officers, successfully completed advanced training that further enhanced their leadership, operational planning, decision-making, and command capabilities, preparing them to assume greater responsibilities in support of the Combat Engineering Brigade and the Philippine Navy.

The success of both courses reflects the dedication and professionalism of the Combat Engineering Training Center under the leadership of LCDR Archimedes D Taraya PN, Course Director, and LCDR Carl Melvin S Umandal PN, Assistant Course Director, whose steadfast mentorship and commitment to excellence helped shape the graduates into more competent, adaptive, and mission-ready Combat Engineer Officers.

The ceremony was graced by Commodore Alex V Gianan PN, Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff for Financial Management, AJ10, who served as the Guest of Honor and Speaker. In his inspirational message, he reminded the graduates that earning the distinction of a Naval Combat Engineer Officer is not merely the completion of military education but the beginning of greater responsibilities in service to the nation. He emphasized that Combat Engineers play a vital role in delivering engineering solutions that enable operations, enhance operational readiness, and ensure mission accomplishment even under the most demanding conditions, reinforcing the Philippine Navy's capability to fulfill its constitutional mandate.

Commodore Gianan further underscored that genuine leadership is founded not only on competence and decisive action but also on humility, integrity, trust, and the willingness to listen. Drawing inspiration from General Douglas MacArthur, he reminded the graduates that true leadership is measured by the integrity of one's actions and the courage to make difficult decisions. Echoing the wisdom of Queen Noor of Jordan, he likewise encouraged them to value the stories, aspirations, and concerns of those they lead, recognizing that trust, unity, and mutual understanding are the foundations of resilient and high-performing teams.

Earlier in the program, Commodore Jeff Rene S Nadugo PN, Commander, Combat Engineering Brigade, warmly welcomed the distinguished guests and proudly introduced the Guest of Honor and Speaker. Through his steadfast leadership and strategic vision, the Brigade continues to strengthen its role as the Philippine Navy's center of excellence in combat engineering by producing highly competent, adaptive, and mission-ready officers capable of meeting the demands of an evolving operational environment.

The ceremony reached its defining moment as Commander Moises N Salon PN, Commandant, Combat Engineering Training Center, formally declared the graduates of both the Naval Combat Engineer Officer Advance Course Class 03-2026 and the Naval Combat Engineer Officer Basic Course Class 11-2026. His declaration marked not only the successful completion of rigorous military training but also the beginning of a greater journey of leadership, responsibility, and dedicated service to the Filipino people.

As these newly qualified Combat Engineer Officers return to their respective units, they carry with them far more than enhanced technical knowledge and operational expertise. They carry the responsibility to lead with honor, serve with humility, inspire through example, and transform learning into decisive action. Their achievement reflects the Combat Engineering Brigade's steadfast pursuit of excellence in building leaders who will strengthen operational readiness, enable mission success, and reinforce the Philippine Navy's commitment to defending the nation's sovereignty and serving the Filipino people.

Today, the Combat Engineering Brigade celebrates not only the graduation of 29 Combat Engineer Officers from its Basic and Advance Courses, but also the continuing growth of a force that builds with purpose, leads with integrity, enables mission success, and stands ready to answer the call of duty whenever and wherever the nation requires.

Seabees Can Do!

17/07/2026

Building Competence. Strengthening Capability. Enabling Mission Success.

The Combat Engineering Brigade formally convened the Construction Project Management System Course (CPM-SMC) on 15 July 2026 at the Seminar Room, Combat Engineering Brigade Training Center (CETC), reaffirming its steadfast commitment to developing competent, adaptive, and mission-ready military engineers capable of delivering engineering excellence in support of the Philippine Navy's operational objectives.

The course welcomed 25 students, composed of 22 male and 3 female personnel, who will undergo intensive training to strengthen their knowledge and skills in construction project planning, ex*****on, monitoring, and management. As future project managers and engineering leaders, they are being equipped with the competencies necessary to ensure that every engineering project is accomplished with efficiency, accountability, and the highest standards of quality.

The activity commenced with the Welcome Remarks delivered by LCDR Rodolfo P. Montalvo PN, Assistant Commandant, Combat Engineering Training Center (CETC), who encouraged the students to maximize the learning opportunity and embrace the course with professionalism and dedication. This was followed by the formal declaration of the convening of the course by CDR Moises M. Salon PN, Commandant, Combat Engineering Training Center (CETC), officially marking the beginning of another milestone in the Brigade's continuing professional development program.

Serving as the Guest of Honor and Keynote Speaker, Commodore Jeff Rene S. Nadugo PN, Brigade Commander, Combat Engineering Brigade, delivered an inspiring message highlighting that effective construction project management extends beyond the successful completion of infrastructure projects. He emphasized that it is a vital leadership function that strengthens operational readiness, promotes accountability in the utilization of resources, and ensures that every engineering accomplishment directly contributes to the Philippine Navy's mission. He further challenged the students to uphold excellence, integrity, and professionalism as future engineering leaders entrusted with transforming plans into mission-ready capabilities for the Fleet.

The presence and guidance of the Brigade Commander reaffirmed the Combat Engineering Brigade's unwavering commitment to investing in its greatest strength its people. Through the Construction Project Management System Course, the Brigade continues to develop highly capable Seabees equipped with the knowledge, discipline, and leadership necessary to build quality infrastructure, support naval operations, and accomplish engineering missions with distinction.

Every structure begins with a strong foundation, and every successful mission begins with competent and committed Seabees. As these future project managers sharpen their expertise, they likewise strengthen the Brigade's capacity to build, support, and serve wherever the mission calls.
Because when Seabees build with competence, they build with confidence. And when they build with confidence, they build a stronger Combat Engineering Brigade, a stronger Philippine Navy, and a stronger nation.

16/07/2026

Building Strong Foundations, Enabling Mission Success: Combat Engineering Brigade Celebrates 59 Years of Engineering Excellence

Some missions begin long before ships sail, aircraft take flight, or troops are deployed. They begin with strong foundations built by the hands of Seabees whose work often goes unseen, yet whose contributions make every Philippine Navy mission possible.

Guided by this enduring purpose, the Combat Engineering Brigade (CEBde) proudly celebrated its 59th Founding Anniversary on 14 July 2026 under the theme, "CEBde @59: Forging Resilient Seabees, Building Strong Foundations, Enabling Mission Success." The milestone commemorated nearly six decades of engineering excellence, unwavering dedication, and steadfast commitment to strengthening the Philippine Navy's operational readiness and supporting national development.

The celebration was graced by the Flag Officer in Command, Philippine Navy, Vice Admiral Jose Ma. Ambrosio Q. Ezpeleta PN, as the Guest of Honor and Speaker, whose presence underscored the strategic role of the Combat Engineering Brigade in advancing the Philippine Navy's modernization efforts. Also in attendance were Headquarters Philippine Navy Coordinating Staff, partner stakeholders, distinguished guests, and former Brigade Commanders whose leadership helped shape the Brigade's enduring legacy, namely RADM Pastor R. Ramos Jr. PN(Ret), RADM Margarito V. Sanchez Jr. PN(Ret), Commodore Francisco O. Gabudao Jr. PN(Ret), Commodore Rafael V. Dacanay PN (Ret), Commodore Alfonsin P. Tumanda Jr. PN (Ret), and Commodore Rolando F. Sarmiento PN(Ret).

In his keynote address, Vice Admiral Ezpeleta paid tribute to the men and women of the Combat Engineering Brigade for fifty-nine years of dedicated service, emphasizing that the Brigade has consistently embodied the Seabees' enduring "Can Do" Spirit by delivering engineering solutions that enable operations, enhance operational readiness, and ensure mission accomplishment even under the most challenging conditions. He highlighted that while the Brigade's sacrifices often remain behind the scenes, its engineering projects continue to build the foundations of a stronger, more capable, and mission-ready Philippine Navy.

The Flag Officer in Command further described the Combat Engineering Brigade as one of the Philippine Navy's most vital force enablers as it continues its transformation into a modern, multi-domain, self-reliant naval force and a credible regional partner. He likewise commended the Brigade's remarkable accomplishments, particularly the successful dredging operations at Headquarters Philippine Navy, which restored critical navigational waterways and enabled newly acquired naval vessels to safely berth and participate in the Philippine Navy's 128th Anniversary celebration. He stressed that every engineering project undertaken by the Brigade is more than the construction of facilities and infrastructure it is an investment in strengthening the Navy's capability to accomplish its mission of protecting the nation's sovereignty and serving the Filipino people.

Welcoming the distinguished guests, Commander, Combat Engineering Brigade, Commodore Jeff Rene S. Nadugo PN, proudly presented the Brigade's accomplishments over the past year and reaffirmed the unit's commitment to engineering excellence, operational readiness, and nation-building. He emphasized that every capability entrusted to the Brigade represents more than an operational asset it reflects the Philippine Navy's trust and confidence in its Seabees to deliver results that directly support fleet operations, maritime security, territorial defense, and humanitarian assistance and disaster response.

Commodore Nadugo highlighted the Brigade's major engineering accomplishments, including the successful dredging and desilting of Commodore Divino Pier, restoration of critical navigational waterways, development of vital naval infrastructure, construction of personnel facilities in strategically significant locations, expansion of underwater engineering services, and the continued delivery of engineering support across the Brigade's areas of responsibility. Beyond infrastructure development, he emphasized that the Brigade remains equally committed to disaster response, community rehabilitation, and humanitarian missions, demonstrating that engineering capability is ultimately a capability to restore hope, rebuild communities, and save lives.

Recognizing that people remain the Brigade's greatest strength, Commodore Nadugo underscored the continuous investment in education, technical specialization, leadership development, and capability enhancement to prepare future generations of Seabees for increasingly complex engineering missions. He likewise expressed his profound gratitude to the Flag Officer in Command for his visionary leadership, unwavering trust, and steadfast support in strengthening the Brigade's engineering capability through the acquisition of modern and high-technology equipment. He affirmed that every capability entrusted to the Brigade will continue to be transformed into operational readiness, engineering excellence, disaster response capability, and mission success.

One of the highlights of the celebration was the Blessing of the Combat Engineering Brigade Obstacle Course, symbolizing the Brigade's continuing commitment to developing resilient and mission-ready Seabees. This was followed by a dynamic capability demonstration showcasing the Brigade's diverse engineering expertise, including the Heavy Mechanized Bridge System, Combat Engineering operations, Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response (HADR) readiness, Collapsed Structure Search and Rescue Operations, and the specialized capabilities of the Underwater Construction Technician Team, featuring underwater welding, underwater timber cutting, and jackhammer operations. The demonstration culminated with the Brigade Planning and Design Center's VTOL Drone Capability Demonstration, highlighting the Brigade's continued integration of advanced technologies into modern engineering operations.

As the Brigade celebrated another milestone, the occasion became not only a tribute to its remarkable achievements but also a heartfelt recognition of the generations of Seabees, former Kingbees, retired personnel, civilian human resources, partners, stakeholders, and families whose unwavering support and shared commitment continue to shape the Brigade's legacy of excellence.

For fifty-nine years, the Combat Engineering Brigade has built far more than roads, ports, bridges, and infrastructure. It has built capability. It has strengthened operational readiness. It has enabled missions. As it enters its sixth decade, the Brigade remains steadfast in carrying forward the Seabees' enduring "Can Do" Spirit forging resilient Seabees, building strong foundations, enabling mission success, and helping shape a stronger, more capable, and mission-ready Philippine Navy in faithful service to God, country, and the Filipino people.

SEABEES CAN DO!

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