“It rains almost every single day here, which we know is a blessing to the Ugandans, but it makes for a challenging project, especially working on a drainage feature crossing,” said Daly. “This is exactly the kind of work we joined the Navy to do, so the chance to do it, regardless of the environment, is exciting.”
Mar 24th, 2009
Photo: Builder 3rd Class Gwennette Jamerson settles concrete at the Douda de Ecole Primary School.
Jan 13th, 2009
“What the Seabees have done for this place is nothing short of remarkable,” commented Border Transition Team Leader, Major Raymond Smith, Fort Riley, KS local. “They [Seabees] have taken a facility that was consumed with severe electrical safety hazards and made it a safe working environment for all employees and visitors passing through.”
Feb 8th, 2008
DVIDS
By Lt. Cmdr. David McAlister, Lt. j.g. Daniel Sommerville
The gray, dismal day was no deterrent for the engineers of 814th Multi-Role Bridge Company (MRBC), also known as bridgers, as they constructed the second floating span of a Mabey Johnson Float Bridge in the Al Anbar Province, Jan. 25.
With the continued emphasis on reducing coalition [...]