Can Do! The Story of the Seabees

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The Seabees, formed in the chaotic aftermath of Pearl Harbor, were a group of untrained civilians averaging 35 years old who became essential construction workers in combat zones during World War II. With their motto "Can Do!", they quickly adapted to the challenges of building infrastructure in the Pacific, often in treacherous conditions. Their unique role shifted the focus from Marines to the Construction Battalion, showcasing their ability to perform miracles in the face of adversity. Their legacy reflects resilience and ingenuity in wartime.