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Mission Statement
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The original design for the Seabee Museum and Memorial Park. The famous
Chapel-in-the-Pines (red roof in the drawing) is currently being renovated, six vintage huts, a store and a small interim museum are in place. We are currently raising the funds needed to build an entrance museum building (to the left of the flags). A vehicle display area (far left) is in the future.
The Seabee Museum and Park will recreate and celebrate the Seabee story. We will preserve the rich history of achievement, both military and civic, for the “Fighting Builders” and their impact worldwide
at their original home. In particular, we will:
Vision
We will design and construct a Museum and Park as the premier educational venue for the Seabee “Can Do” philosophy in action.
This will demonstrate the value of the Can Do philosophy through exhibits depicting Seabee training, living conditions, camaraderie, military and civic action projects both in time of war or peace. Provide a place of quiet reflection and reverence for lost comrades.
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