Can Do!

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Emerging from the chaos following Pearl Harbor, a group of untrained civilians, predominantly middle-aged, formed a vital military unit known as the Seabees. Initially underestimated, these construction workers quickly became indispensable in the Pacific theater, tackling the challenges of building roads in treacherous conditions. Their reputation grew as they transformed into skilled laborers capable of extraordinary feats in combat zones, embodying the spirit of their motto, "Can Do!" This account highlights their significant yet often overlooked role in World War II.