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In the brutal island battles of the Pacific, Japanese troops laughed when U.S. construction crews — the Seabees — landed behind the Marines. To them, these men with bulldozers and wrenches were no soldiers at all.

But within hours, the laughter died. Under fire, under bombardment, and under impossible odds, the Seabees built entire airfields out of rubble and coral — faster than the enemy could destroy them. From Guadalcanal to Saipan, from Tinian to Okinawa, they paved the road to victory one runway at a time.

Armed with shovels, rifles, and fearless determination, these builders turned destruction into progress. They worked through shellfire, fought off infiltrators at night, and laid down the foundations that carried America across the Pacific — including the runways from which the Enola Gay took off to end the war.

This is the true story of the U.S. Navy Seabees — the men who proved that courage doesn’t always carry a gun… sometimes it carries a hammer.

Watch the full story to see how the “builders who fought like soldiers” became one of the most vital, underestimated forces of World War II.

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