The name “Seabees” is officially authorized.

Brian King March 02, 2005 | 0 comments | Print | E-mail

The name "Seabees" is officially authorized. Why were they called Seabees? It was a natural derivative of their more formal name of Construction Battlations. Learn more about the Seabees here. The Seabee Historical Foundation site.

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