US Navy Detachment(s) Mission
Detachment, Center for Seabees and Facilities Engineering (CSFE):
•To provide the safest and most cost effective instruction and training for Navy personnel to
achieve and maintain an optimal state of readiness for operational units. Emphasis is placed
on construction equipment operations (12N), technical engineering (12T), and Mobile Utilities
Support Equipment (MUSE) training (Prime Power School).
•Serve as the U.S. Navy representative and provide administrative support for all Navy
personnel attending Engineering, Military Police and CBRN-D schools.
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Who Are The Seabees
• Civil Engineer Corps (CEC) Officers
– Professional Engineers/Architect Officers which
command and control NCF units
– Over 1250 active duty serving in the NCF, Public
Works, ROICC, and Staff
• Seabees
– Comprised of seven basic construction skill
ratings: BU, CE, CM, EA, EO, SW, UT (E-9 =
CU/UC/EQ)
– Nearly 6,000 active duty serving in the NCF, EOD,
SPECWAR, State Dept, Camp David and
Naval/Marine Corps Activities world-wide
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UNCLAS
Ratings (MOS) in Seabee Units
•Storekeeper
•Hosp Corpsman
•Personnel Spec
•Culinary Spec
•Electronics Tech
•Info Sys Tech
•Gunners Mate
•Mass Comm Spec
•Master-at-Arms
•Legalman
•Intelligence Spec.
OTHER RATINGS
EQUIPMENT
OPERATOR (EO)
CONSTRUCTION
ELECTRICIAN (CE)
BUILDER (BU)
UTILITIESMAN (UT)
CONSTRUCTION
MECHANIC (CM)
STEELWORKER
(SW)
ENGINEERING
AIDE (EA)
UNCLAS
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Mission of Navy Engineers
• Naval Construction Force
(NCF)
– “General engineering
support to MAGTFs
including civil engineering
support to Fleet Marine
Forces, military and
amphibious assault
construction, disaster
relief, civic action, and well
drilling.”
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Organization of the NCF
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Naval Expeditionary Combat Command (NECC)
Naval Construction Groups (NCG)
Naval Construction Regiment (NCR)
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion
(NMCB)
• Construction Battalion Maintenance
Unit (CBMU)
• Underwater Construction Team (UCT)
• Amphibious Construction Battalion (ACB)
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NECC at a Glance
Naval Construction,
51.7%
NECC Overall
22,366
AC/RC
11,569/10,797
Explosive
Ordnance Disposal,
10.7%
Expeditionary
Logistics, 12.4%
Coastal Riverine,
23.5%
COMCAM, 0.4%
Expeditionary Intel,
1.2%
Unique Warfighting Capabilities; 48 percent Reserve Sailors
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Current Organizational
Construct
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NCG 1 Active Component
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NCG 2 Active Component
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Reserve Current Laydown
6 Battalions w/ 8 Dets per NMCB
EVERETT
18
“KITSAP
FORT LEWIS
SPOKANE
PORTLAND
SCHENECTADY
MINNEAPOLIS
GREEN
BAY
BOISE
QUINCY
DETROIT
MILWAUKEE
CHICAGO
SACRAMENTO
NEWPORT
NEW YORK
BATTLE
CREEK
25
BALTIMORE
OMAHA
INDIANAPOLIS
SALT LAKE CITY
FORT DIX
COLUMBUS
WASHINGTON DC
DENVER
SAN JOSE
27
CHICOPEE
KANSAS CITY
ST LOUIS
FORT CARSON
PORT HUENEME
SYMBOLS
1
Detachment
SPRINGFIELD
1
17
NASHVILLE
MORENO VALLEY
Naval Construction Regiment
ALBUQUERQUE
RESERVE REGIONS
OKLAHOMA CITY
NORTHWEST
PHOENIX
ATLANTA
22
EL PASO
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion
MIDWEST
FORT WORTH
9
SHREVEPORT
7
Naval Construction Group Readiness Training Platform
MID ATLANTIC
BESSAMER
SAN ANTONIO
HOUSTON
2
14
GULFPORT
SOUTHEAST
JACKSONVILLE
SOUTHWEST
ORLANDO
TAMPA
NMCB Det Color Legend – HQ Det Location
NMCB 14 - Jacksonville
NMCB 17 - Moreno Valley
NMCB 18 - Kitsap
NMCB 22 - Fort Worth
NMCB 25 - Chicago
NCG 1 RTP
Supports
NMCB 17,
18 & 22
MIAMI
NCG 2 RTP
Supports
NMCB 14,
25 & 27
PUERTO RICO
NMCB 27 - Newport
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