Hey I also want to join the sea bees as a construction mechanic. I'm in my last year of highschool and plan on joining after. What should I study to score high enough to qualify.
@@luckclan2262 I think there might be some kind of course or books you can find to help you with the ASVAB, but, as far as being a CM you go to "A" school right after boot camp. Take a mechanic course to help you understand the material you will go over in the class.
Im actually gonna be leaving for bootcamp for the navy in June. And after that I get to go to A’s school to be a CM. I’m really excited but nervous at the same time.
My Father was in the Fighting 58th in the South Pacific Island hopping and have a few things from his time there , I have a picture-of his battalion on Guadalcanal he didn't speak much about the actions I remember him going to the V.A hospital in Philadelphia many times to have shrapnel removed from his body pretty-much till the day he died.He also had many nightmares and always slept with his eyes open. . As the song goes" You don't what you have much till you know that its gone" . Yep they were the Greatest Generation.
I was stationed with NMCB 6 then NMCB 40 DAVISVILLE RI BU2 1969 -1973 also one of many who first landed on DEAGO GARCIA Indian Ocean by LST 1971 BEST VACATION spot in the WORLD ha ha!
My Uncle "bud" Cmdr. M.L. Sowle was in the SeaBees from WWII at age of 18 until he retired as the last commanding officer of CB base Davisville R.I. before they closed it down . He was in WWII , Korea, & built fuel depots & air strips in V.N. Also was deployed to build bases & weather stations etc, in the Caribbean, as well as in charge of units all over the U'S.
My uncle was in the 58th Battalion, Company B, 2nd Platoon. I just can across his scrapbook and there is letter to my Mother in there describing the night time bombings by the Japanese and just how bad they were. I remember him as a kid and he never said a word about it.
I was in MCB 5 from 73- 77 & there were no women on any deployment I was on, never so why do they insist there were? I salute my sister Seabees that came after me We Build We Fight!
Cross over to the Seabees lots of marines do, talk to a recruiter I’m sure you would like the training and you would have a good career I know I’m a retired Seabee I loved every minute of my 20 year hitch Can Do!
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Love it. I was a SeaBee also.
"Once a SEABEE,
Always a SEABEE"
I was a BUC in the 74 NMBC. My Grandfather was one of the first SEABEES in WW II. SAEBEE PROUD! 74 Does More!
My Grandfather was one of the early WW2 Seabees as well
I had 2 great uncles serve as Seabee during WW2, one from both sides of my family. I put 8 years in as a CM, I miss it now.
Hey I also want to join the sea bees as a construction mechanic. I'm in my last year of highschool and plan on joining after. What should I study to score high enough to qualify.
@@luckclan2262 I think there might be some kind of course or books you can find to help you with the ASVAB, but, as far as being a CM you go to "A" school right after boot camp. Take a mechanic course to help you understand the material you will go over in the class.
I also was a cm always be what you were meant to be nmcb4 1977 1985
Im actually gonna be leaving for bootcamp for the navy in June. And after that I get to go to A’s school to be a CM. I’m really excited but nervous at the same time.
As a CM do you also work in the field with the other seabees building and helping or are you mostly in a shop/garage?
My Father was in the Fighting 58th in the South Pacific Island hopping and have a few things from his time there , I have a picture-of his battalion on Guadalcanal he didn't speak much about the actions I remember him going to the V.A hospital in Philadelphia many times to have shrapnel removed from his body pretty-much till the day he died.He also had many nightmares and always slept with his eyes open. . As the song goes" You don't what you have much till you know that its gone" . Yep they were the Greatest Generation.
My Father Nelson D. Pendleton a Black America was a fighting Seabees in War War II. He shared with me on his service. God Bless his soul.
I'm happy to be a part of NMCB-74 as a construction Electrician.
74 between 78 to 83 EO3
I was stationed with NMCB 6 then NMCB 40 DAVISVILLE RI BU2 1969 -1973 also one of many who first landed on DEAGO GARCIA Indian Ocean by LST 1971 BEST VACATION spot in the WORLD ha ha!
NMCB1 SW .....74 and 133 always been my Dawgs....
@Elric BB z
My Uncle "bud" Cmdr. M.L. Sowle was in the SeaBees from WWII at age of 18 until he retired as the last commanding officer of CB base Davisville R.I. before they closed it down . He was in WWII , Korea, & built fuel depots & air strips in V.N. Also was deployed to build bases & weather stations etc, in the Caribbean, as well as in charge of units all over the U'S.
My dad was stationed there with my mom . He built in locations far and near. He is buried with his bride at Arlington
I served with MCB-7 in Dong Ha, 68/69. Though the Vietnam War was and still is controversial, I am proud to have been a Seabee.
John Byrum , construction mechanic , I deployed 1968 thru 1972 out of Davisville , MCB 71
My grandfather was in Seabee in WW2 An I was in NMCB 22 in Vietnam as a Construction Electrician
My uncle was in the 58th Battalion, Company B, 2nd Platoon. I just can across his scrapbook and there is letter to my Mother in there describing the night time bombings by the Japanese and just how bad they were. I remember him as a kid and he never said a word about it.
I was in MCB 5 from 73- 77 & there were no women on any deployment I was on, never so why do they insist there were? I salute my sister Seabees that came after me We Build We Fight!
My father served 20yrs in the Seabees NMCB. 25 spades and clubs
Seabee 😂😮😮😅
Hearts out
I should have done this instead of Army infantry. I get out in 3 months and feel like I have done NOTHING!
It's been 3 months how you've been?
Cross over to the Seabees lots of marines do, talk to a recruiter I’m sure you would like the training and you would have a good career I know I’m a retired Seabee I loved every minute of my 20 year hitch Can Do!
That Flag was displayed in our QuarterDeck most of that stuff come from Gulfport Museum and NMCB1 Display Case
MCB 133 69 / 73 Guam , NAS Miramar, Hawaii, Rota Spain, Catania Sicily great tour
I was an EO in NMCB-5 FROM 1996-2001
NMCB 5; UT3, Rosy Roads, PR.
38,000 volts later, my rate was VA.
Shit, that hurt.
'Cause I had to leave the Seabees.
I was in the Seabee's from 77' to 82' and never saw a women as a Seabee.
served with MCB 4, 66 67 68 ChuLai, Da Nang, Saigon, Quang Tri
why not mention korea my father served 10 years 2 in korea He loved the seabees RIP dad
NMCB 4 BU3 (SCW) Delatorre
If I were to decide to join the navy , I'd chose a CB job lol. Because screw being in a ship in the middle of the ocean
I want to join seebee but l don't know what rate l want to do plumbing or welding
UT (Utility) or SW (Steel worker) would be the rates you would look for.
They should put a SEAHut up....
BU3 with NMCB 7 and 27 07 - 11
Would you recommend the BU rate?
Nmcb 133
BU2
Souda Bay
Diego Garcia
Rota Spain
Air det
Turkey
Ghana
Desert Storm
Good times
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