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The U.S. Navy Seabees Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by The U.S. Navy Seabees:

All My Life The time is over now I have to leave soon I miss…
Drunk The beers are going down easy And my team's playing on…
Gimme Some! PT! ""Down and out into the pit I lay This witch…
I Wanna Quit 若隐若现我一直以为看不见轻声气语我还以听不见这样的想法简单得教人讨厌算来算去身上总是缺了一件夜以继日欲…
In the Dead of the Night Are you one of mine who can sleep with one…
Pump Me Up 모두 즐거운 밤 (skrr, skrr) 나 혼자만 (skrr, skrr) 여기에 남아있어 잠은…
Rock Your body Oh, I'm lonely, suffocating in this plastic bag It's been so…
Running Through the Desert Well I think it all happened, When I was three…
Up In The Morning Up In Smoke [R.E.U.] Well if you know what it's like a…

Wake Up C.B.C 外面一堆吵杂的声音仿佛已经没人再去聆听听不见你的呼吸我的记忆不会停到了最后不会剩我一个坐在黑暗大街看着你的影…
Wake Up C.B.C. 外面一堆吵杂的声音仿佛已经没人再去聆听听不见你的呼吸我的记忆不会停到了最后不会剩我一个坐在黑暗大街看着你的影…

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Sargint Rock

2y↑3

Who woud of thought? Classic scenes and commentary! A real forgotten Gem of the Pacific War! OUTSTANDING!

nightly alignment

7y↑17

my grandfather was in the seabees he was a tough motherfucker. I look at this kind of work these guys had to do while under fire often before the army would invade the territory so the invading army would have a road and a base to stay at when it happened. maximum respect for the toughness of that generation.thanks for posting this. shortly after memorial day it makes me think about how we would not even have a country without men strong enough to do what needs to be done.

64wulf

6y↑5

My grandfather was in the seabees too. He never talked about his time over there, all I know is that he served on Guadalcanal. Greatest generation.

Frank Arnold

48w

My dad was a Seabee in the Pacific war . 73rd Seabee battalion , charlie company Guadalcanal, Henderson field ,New Georgia, and Peleliu.

Tarryn Shorts

5y↑21

Navy Seabee here, 2003 - 2008 active duty. Best video I've seen to represent the Bees.

Ethan Gregg

We like work with the Army us SeaBee’s 🐝

Chard askie

My stepdad was in the Navy for Shield and he always has something to say about any and all groups on the military. The only one he is always positive about is the SeaBees

Alvaro Lopez ortiz

GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR VIDEOS EN NUESTRA EPOCA PARA LOS Q DISFRUTAMOS HISTORIA.

Patrick Cooper

3y↑2

Damn, that suicide bomber must have hit an ammo ship, or live ordinance on deck. That was probably the largest explosion, outside of the Nukes, I have seen from a WW2 video... Scary shit. Great great love for all our war time vets. I served 75-79 with 2 1/2 years on USCG Cutter Campbell, not much more modernized then it had been in WW2, mostly rust by then. That was scary enough for me, especial in 30 foot seas...

reddevilparatrooper

5y↑21

The See Bees! They build and they fight! Go Navy! I liked these guys in Iraq. They did wonders on our FOBs in Iraq. I treat them with respect and they respected us Army Infantrymen also.

Christopher Rasmussen

5y↑4

I don't want to ask where you where, this is a public forum. I was there. WE did have mostly anything we needed. We did a lot of 'business' with Army. Comshaw!

reddevilparatrooper

5y↑2

@Christopher Rasmussen= I was on 2 FOBs in Iraq where the Navy Sea Bees were. Camp Bucca near the Kuwait Border and BIAP in Baghdad. I admire the craftsmanship of the Navy Sea Bees carpenter skills. They built superior wooden huts and barracks that resemble the old WWII construction of the ones built in Pearl Harbor Hawaii which still stood back in the 1990s around the Mc Grew Point area near Battleship Row.

Christopher Rasmussen

5y↑5

@reddevilparatrooper

Camp Anaconda Balad and Ali Al Salem KU in 06. We traveled with full shops. Plywood everything! Most of us came from the trades. We really liked making things nice for you guys. You had hard jobs. Thanks!

reddevilparatrooper

5y↑4

@Christopher Rasmussen= I like Anaconda in Ballad because of the indoor pool and IDF roofing. Ali Al Saleem was cool because it was part British Air Base also and in Kuwait. The food court there was awesome and plenty of variety. I went through there on my first tour when going on leave to Germany.

Lewie McNeely

5y↑2

When stuff is going on, everybody helps everybody.

Lewie McNeely

5y↑6

THnks, Periscope! Another good one and you know how good I feel about the Sea Bees! And good old PSP panels. The Engineers had 'em too. Thanks again!

James Bridge

5y↑1

A masterpiece of strategy and tactic.

Jack Huffman

3y↑3

some of the best ww2 film i ve ever seen of real life

Scott Stewart

4y↑3

Some pretty graphic stuff in the first few minutes. When they blast them out of the hole, you can see a partial body falling back to earth.

John Mitchell

3y↑2

Forever grateful to The Greatest Generation . God bless you all !

Neil

5y↑8

America at it's absolute best right there.

Mr. Bones BBQ

4y↑9

Seabee from 1985 - 1993, thanks fer postin this up, Periscope!

Leo Jablonski

45w

My Dad entered in Guadalcanal, departed Tinian. RIP.

Ron Lawson

4y↑2

an ammo ship gets hit by a Kamakazi at 23:25 it looks comparable to the Bikini Baker shot . HUGE explosion I read about it a while back

Allan Davis

5y↑3

Propaganda was and still is a very important part of warfare, and the USA are very good at it, a pity that sometimes it gets in the way of portraying conditions and circumstances that are closer to reality than they do. In the Pacific war a terrible price was paid by the allies to rid the region of the tyranny of Japan, I know this film is about the Seabees for the most part, but a mention of the casualties endured by military to gain the ground so the Seabees could carry out the transformation of captured islands would not be out of order and perhaps even lend itself to the message being made. With the advent of modern communication technology allowing live reports to happen, as was proven during the gulf wars, getting the balance between reality and propaganda must be a nightmare for press officers, not a job I would want, look at the reaction of the American people during the Vietnam war when the grisly images carried on nightly news programmes was aired, it was as much a battle at home as it was In Asia., I hate to think what would happen today if the mass casualties of WWII was to happen in a future conflict, somehow I think the “out of sight, out of mind” mantra might be preferable.
Another excellent film, thanks for sharing, thumbs up 👍.

R U 1 2

Well, they didn't spare the horror of war in this film...heads blown off, bodies dismembered. Must have been a gory thing for the people at home to see.

In Opposition to the New World Order

Who do you think built those landing strips, docks, HQ, barracks, mess halls, roads, etc.?
They opposing forces?
CAN DO!

William G Skopelja

2y↑1

Can Do! MCB 71. Seabee 1969-1974. Great film. Thanks!

Firebrand55

23.26....that must figure in the major explosions on Planet Earth....what ship, I wonder?...and let's face it; a deadly aim from a kamikaze already burning from a hit.

Mike Ray

3y↑1

NMCB-7 guy checking in.(CM3).. My Grandfather served in the Pacific. Dad in Viet Nam, I was around during Desert Storm( my friends were in the sand)..Alfa Company out-

Peckelhaze

Very interesting.

Fox Azburr

I Knew CS Lewis did a few narrator jobs for US in WWII, but now I have the proof. What a truly odd chap.

Paul Brown

Well done transfer..... Thanks

Harmen De Jong

4y↑4

Haven't seen any "overweight or grossly obese" Seabees. In fact during the whole 24 minutes of Video; no -to skinny or way to obese any-body's. >Just saying eh, > 420 observations

Davis Jones

4y↑5

Seebee 1987 To 1993...NMBC 7....We build..We fight..We party all night..

Mike Ray

3y↑2

Howdy Mr Jones- A Co mechanic in.7, your the first guy Ive seen on YT.. Did 19months in 7 back in 90'-92. Gulfport CBC ..yada yada.

In Opposition to the New World Order

1985-88
Battalion 133
CAN DO!

Jim Pikoulis

6y↑3

Sailor goes flying into the water LOL

Daniel Vroom

What have you ever done that risked your life and health to protect your country? If you have would you want someone to laugh at your efforts?

R U 1 2

4y↑1

I think a warning to the public at the start of the film, would be helpful.

R U 1 2

4y↑2

Bryan Tittle It didn't bother me, I work in a meat-packing plant. It, however, traumatized my seven-year-old. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, but it may not be appropriate for young children.

Daniel Vroom

3y↑3

Probably more people should see the results of war in reality, instead of fiction novels and movies. It is mean, it is ugly, it destroys people and things. It may be necessary, it may be inevitable, but it should not be glorified.

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Odd H Listerud

5y↑11

Once we was proud of the USA, not shure this days.

William Jackson

5y↑2

Big Bill O'Reilly Don't even remember which foot had the "bone spur" LOL!

Confused Badger

At least he isn't as bad as Obama, but that's not saying much

Vivian S

4y↑1

@Confused Badger He's much better than the Bushes, Clinton, and Obama! More than 2 decades of losers as presidents...

Odd H Listerud

@Vivian S Coud be interesting to know what community we had today if Trumph was in charge 1940.

enterprisebaby

7y↑3

Are you able to say what islands you are showing? My uncle was on Iwo Jima.

Zach

6y↑3

enterprisebaby it could be Iwo Jima, it is most definitely on the pacific front.

I’m here because I just researched more about my Grandfather and found out he could’ve “possibly” been among the Seebees that stormed Omaha Beach on d day.

The Major

5y↑1

It seems to be a hash of footage from about 1943, into mid-late 1944. The two LSTs around the 8m30-8m45s mark - 158 and 359 - both only operated in the Atlantic; 158 was destroyed by that fire (resulting of an air attack) on Sicily, and the other, 359, would survive D-Day, only to be torpedoed in the eastern Atlantic....There are kamikaze attacks in here, but I don't think that Iwo Jima is in the film. This was likely made at the very end of 1944.