Seabee Magazine - National Seabee Veterans of America created The SEA BEE in 1962 and, soon after, it became the official magazine of the Seabee Community. The Seabees – booklet on Seabee rates during WWIIĬonducting Research into Vietnam Era Seabeesīuilding the Navy’s Bases in Southeast Asia by Richard Tregaskis The purpose of the news service was to acquaint Seabees both abroad and at home with the accomplishments of their comrades and the vital work being done by battalions throughout the world. Seabee News Service – The Bureau of Yards and Docks created the Seabee News Service, a semi-monthly news service, during World War II in order to encourage battalions to publish their own newspapers and assist those already publishing by providing content. Once you know the unit(s) or if you already know the unit(s), read more about them at:Ĭonducting Research into World War II Seabeesīuilding the Navy's Bases during WWII - This is a great general information history of Seabee construction during WWII that will tell you where the veteran served and the construction done at each base.Īdditional publications that you might find informative: If you need a copy of their service records and separation papers, request them from the National Archives. You will need to know what unit(s) the veteran served in before we can assist you. Navy Seabee Museum archive maintains the records of Seabee units, not the records of the individual people, and cannot look up which units they served in. Are you looking for historic materials on your service or a former Seabee's time in the Navy? This page is designed to help you start your research and easily locate materials.
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