10K views · 370 reactions | This morning at the Seabee Museum and Memorial Park, Davisville, the Original Home of the Seabees we had a ceremony to commemorate the Japanese surprise attack and bombing of Pearl Harbor.Speakers were President Joe Frigon and Jack Sprengel. David Spears presented the wreath. Taps was presented by Thomas Santos. A contingent of navy personnel from the Senior Enlisted Academy Newport Naval Base attended. | Seabee Museum & Memorial Park | Facebook

The song of the SEABEES (also known as Can Do, Will Do) During World War II, the Seabees officially became part of the Navy. At that time, the U.S. Navy had its own traditions, including its own music and lyrics. However, the Seabees were never quite satisfied with the all-embracing Navy song "Anchors Aweigh." As a result, they created their own rousing chant, put it to music, and turned it into "The Song of the Seabees" with lyrics by Sam M. Lewis, music by Peter de Rose, and published by Robbi

1.3K views · 119 reactions | Built in February 1947, our RC-3 Seabee was the 462nd Seabee off the production line. In 1967, as the initial aircraft of start-up airline Air Molokai, this Seabee was acquired by Hang Younge. It was retired after a few years and purchased in 1979 by airline pilot Bob Gould who began restoration. He named it Tuesday's Child because, when asked when the Seabee would fly again, he always replied, "Tuesday!" | Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum | Facebook

The Showakinen Bonsai Collection in Tokyo is housed within the Showa Memorial Park, and shows a variety of bonsai trees that represent the history of the art. #bonsai #tokyo #japan | Bonsai Empire