Reunion attendees enjoy tours of CBC Port Hueneme. Transportation is provided on Navy buses. Attendees visit the Seabee Museum and tour the base. The All Seabee Reunion also offers tours of Point Mugu Naval Air Station.
Members of CBMU 302 were in attendance at the 2004 All Seabee Reunion. The All Seabee Reunion welcomes officers and enlisted alike. CBMU 302 Commanding Officer Dutch Filbry (front row, center) reunites with the men in his command.
One of the highlights of the 2004 All Seabee Reunion was the change of command ceremony aboard CBC Port Hueneme.
The guest speaker at the 2004 reunion was Captain Steve Wirsching, new Commanding Officer CBC Port Hueneme. His keynote speech updated the attendees on today's Seabees and their involvement in the war on terror.
Dinner at Duke's Place means carver roast beef and carver turkey with all the fixin's. Our active duty bus drivers join in the dinner line and the lively conversation. Active to not-so-active, all Seabees have stories to tell and experiences to share.
A new event for the 2004 All Seabee Reunion was the All Hands Picnic. Sponsored by the Chiefs Association, the picnic provided a chance for active duty Seabees to join Seabees of earlier eras for a relaxing afternoon. The All Hands Picnic was a successful event that will continue to be a part of future All Seabee Reunions.
From Washington to Florida, from California to New York, our reunion attendees come from across the country to meet old friends and make new. The highlight of every All Seabee Reunion is the opportunity to tell stories and relive old memories. Families are an important part of military life and wives, children and grandchildren are an important part of the All Seabee Reunion.
Captain Steve Wirsching, Commanding Officer CBC Port Hueneme, Manny Marfield, 91st NCB/WWII, and Matthew Westcott,, active duty, share a laugh. Three generations of Seabees joined in the honor of service to their country.
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