Recognizing the anniversary of the establishment of the United States Naval Construction Force, known as the "Seabees", and the tremendous sacrifices and contributions by the Seabees who have fought and served on behalf of our country.
The bill honors the many sacrifices made by Seabees over the years, acknowledging their efforts in constructing bases, roads, and other essential infrastructure that supports military operations. It emphasizes their ability to adapt and contribute to military success through ingenuity and resourcefulness. The resolution also pays tribute to those who have died in defense of the country and expresses appreciation for the families of Seabees for their unwavering support.
HR1158 is a resolution that recognizes the 82nd anniversary of the establishment of the United States Naval Construction Force, known as the 'Seabees'. This bill expresses gratitude for the contributions made by the Seabees, who have played a vital role in building infrastructure and providing humanitarian assistance both domestically and abroad. The resolution highlights the Seabees' motto 'Construimus, Batuimus', meaning 'We Build, We Fight', which reflects their dual role in constructing necessary infrastructure and engaging in combat operations to defend the United States.
While the bill does not appear to have significant points of contention associated with its passage, the recognition of military contributions can sometimes lead to discussions about veterans' affairs and the extent of support provided to military personnel and their families. The resolution serves as a reminder of the broader context of military service and the continuing need to support those who serve the country through various means.
The resolution is presented by a bipartisan group of representatives, demonstrating a unified appreciation for the Seabees' contributions. It connects historical significance with contemporary recognition, drawing attention to the evolving role of military units like the Seabees in both warfare and global humanitarian efforts.