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From Skipper and CMDCM,Today, April 1st, we mark 133 years since the establishment of the Chief Petty Officer Corps esta...
04/01/2026

From Skipper and CMDCM,

Today, April 1st, we mark 133 years since the establishment of the Chief Petty Officer Corps established April 1, 1893.

For over a century, Chiefs have been the backbone of this Navy. Deckplate leaders. Technical experts. The bridge between officers and Sailors. That legacy lives in every one of you who wears this anchor.

The fouled anchor you wear is more than a device. It is a symbol of who we are and the standard we are held to. Leadership. Heritage. Tradition.

To every Chief in this battalion: today we celebrate YOU. What you represent, what you've earned, and the standard you set every day for the Sailors who look to you.

Happy Birthday, Chiefs. 133 years strong.

From Skipper:Today we celebrate 84 years of the United States Navy Seabees and the birth of the legendary Can Do spirit....
03/05/2026

From Skipper:

Today we celebrate 84 years of the United States Navy Seabees and the birth of the legendary Can Do spirit.

On March 5, 1942, the Navy officially authorized the name Seabees for its Naval Construction Battalions, creating a force designed to do something unprecedented at the time: build and fight. What began as a wartime necessity during World War II quickly became one of the most capable expeditionary engineering forces in the world.

From constructing airstrips on remote Pacific islands under enemy fire to supporting humanitarian missions and combat operations across the globe today, Seabees have proven time and again that Construimus, Batuimus We Build, We Fight is more than a motto. It is a way of life.

To Seabees of NCB TWO TWO, I want you to know how proud I am of the work you do every day. You continue to carry forward a legacy built on grit, innovation, and mission accomplishment. No matter where the mission takes us, whether in war or peace, you represent the very best of the Seabee tradition and the enduring Can Do spirit.

Thank you for your professionalism, your dedication to the mission, and your commitment to one another.

Happy 84th Birthday, Seabees.

03/05/2026

From Skipper:

As we celebrate 84 years of the United States Navy Seabees and the legendary Can Do spirit. Since March 5, 1942, Seabees have built and fought wherever the mission calls. To the Seabees of NCB 22 Happy 84th Birthday, Seabees!

Happy belated birthday to the Navy Reserves
03/04/2026

Happy belated birthday to the Navy Reserves

Happy 111th Birthday to the U.S. Navy Reserve. Since 1915, Navy Reservists have strengthened the fleet with skill, dedication, and readiness to serve whenever called.

Today we give a special shout out to the Navy Reserve Seabees serving in:
• Naval Construction Battalion 14
• Naval Construction Battalion 18
• Naval Construction Battalion 22
• Naval Construction Battalion 25
• Naval Construction Battalion 27

Thank you to the Reserve Seabees who continue to bring the “Can Do” spirit to missions around the world while balancing civilian careers and military service.

🐝

BEE NEWS
03/04/2026

BEE NEWS

The March issue of Bee News is here. 🐝
This month we celebrate 84 years of the U.S. Navy Seabees and the birth of the “Can Do” spirit that has defined generations of Seabees since 1942. The issue also highlights the Civil Engineer Corps birthday, Seabee operations around the world, and the people who continue to carry the legacy forward.

Inside this issue you’ll also find:
• Seabee stories and operations from across the fleet
• Updates from the U.S. Navy Seabee Museum
• Scholarship opportunities for Seabee families
• The 2026 Seabee 5K T-shirt design contest
• Community events and reunions

Bee News is the official newsletter of the Navy Seabee Foundation and is published monthly with updates on Seabee activities, history, and Foundation programs supporting Seabees and their families.

Read the March issue and explore past editions here:
https://www.seabee.org/about/publications/

The 2026 Scholarship Application Season is open until April 15th.
03/04/2026

The 2026 Scholarship Application Season is open until April 15th.

Graduating high school this spring? Now is the time to submit your Navy Seabee Foundation scholarship application.

The deadline to apply is April 15, and scholarships are available for students whose parent or grandparent served with the U.S. Navy Seabees.

If you’re planning your next step—whether that’s college, community college, or a technical or trade program—this is an opportunity to help support your education.

Check your eligibility and learn more on our website: https://www.seabee.org ...Don’t wait until the last minute—get your application in soon.

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