Large metal Seabees have been placed at military bases and training centers all over the world. Many are still in place and keeping watch.
Navy Seabee Statue- ACB1 Naval Amphibious Base Coronado
This statue is on an active military installation and requires base access to view it.
Port Hueneme, CA
Outside the gate on the Museum Grounds
Port Hueneme, CA
This statue is on an active military installation and requires base access to view it.
Port Hueneme, CA
This statue is on an active military installation and requires base access to view it.
Port Hueneme, CA
This statue is on an active military installation and requires base access to view it.
Pearl Harbor, HI
This statue is on an active military installation and requires base access to view it.
Former Camp Schouten- NMCB 15
This statue is visible from Seabee Rd. No base access is required.
Gulfport MS
Visible outside the Gate- No Base access required.
NCBC- Gulfport MS
This statue is on an active military installation and requires base access to view it.
Gulfport, MS
This statue is on an active military installation and requires base access to view it.
Gulfport, MS
This statue is on an active military installation and requires base access to view it.
Davisville, RI
On the Museum Grounds, open to the public.
Davisville, RI
Parade Bee- On the Museum Grounds, open to the public.
Davisville, RI
The former NMCB 21 compound Bee from Lake Hurst New Jersey known as Ernie’s Bee. It’s a customized version of the Bee by SWC Ernie Cotilus. On the Museum Grounds, open to the public.
Virginia Beach, VA
This statue is on an active military installation and requires base access to view it.
Rota, Spain
This statue is on an active military installation and requires base access to view it.