Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Eleven

Through the end of August to the beginning of this month, a team of determined LUCKY ELEVEN Seabees headed north to Keflavik, Iceland to participate in the Nordic Viking 2024 exercise. Our Bees worked alongside Marine Wing Support Squadron 271 to rapidly assess and repair damaged airfields while simultaneously maintaining the camp that housed the exercise's Navy and Marine participants.

NV24 strengthens interoperability and force readiness between the U.S., Iceland and Allied nations, enabling multi-domain command and control of joint and coalition forces in the defense of Iceland and sea lines of communication in the Greenland, Iceland, United Kingdom (GIUK) gap.

Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport has returned to TCCOR 5. All base services have reverted to normal operations.

Congratulations to BU2 McLaughlin for staying Navy! BU2 got himself a good start by reciting the Oath of Enlistment on the Atlanta Motor Speedway!

The Delayed Party has returned!

Lucky ELEVEN Friends and Family got up early today and waited on Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport to welcome home our Delayed Party from Rota, Spain. Long awaited hugs and kisses were exchanged.

Successful turnover with our Seabee brothers and sisters in NMCB ONE! Good luck to all those deployed!

Seabee Support to Northern Viking 24 240828-N-GF351-1012 KEFLAVIK AIR BASE, Iceland (Aug. 28, 2024) U.S. Navy Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 11, complete operations to clear out crater damage for an airfield repair on Keflavik Air Base, Iceland, during Northern Viking 24 (NV24) Aug. 28. NV24 strengthens....

After rain comes the sunshine... ☀️

A little wet weather didn't stop the friends and families of our Lucky ELEVEN Guam Det from welcoming home their Seabees!

Ready, Postured Forces Take Center Stage in Iceland for Exercise NORTHERN VIKING 2024 U.S. Sailors and Marines join Iceland and NATO Allies to kick off U.S.-led Exercise NORTHERN VIKING 2024 (NV24) in Keflavik, Iceland, Aug. 26. Participating at NV24 are the Denmark, France, Iceland, Norway, Poland, and the United States as well as components of Standing NATO Maritime Group One and A...

The Advance Party has returned!

Lucky ELEVEN Seabees from our Advance Party returned from their successful deployment across Europe and Africa. Long-awaited kisses and hugs were exchanged with our Seabee friends and family who welcomed them home to Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport.

Stay tuned for our Delayed Party and Guam Det, who are hard at work turning over the Seabee mission to NMCB 1.

⚓️ NEW CHIEFS = OFFICIALLY SELECTED! ⚓️

Please join us in congratulating the LUCKY ELEVEN Seabees who were selected for advancement to Chief Petty Officer today! These Chief Selects were chosen for their experience and leadership skills and we couldn't be prouder of their achievement!

Congratulations to BU2 Ashley on his reenlistment and a big shout-out to Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron Two-Five (HSC-25) for letting the team stop by!

Congratulations to EO2 Pierce on his reenlistment!

Congratulations to today's awardees!

Congratulationa to BU2 Nunez, who was awarded a NAM for his tour here at the battalion and his hard work as a LUCKY ELEVEN crew leader in Ghana.

Congratulations to this week's awardees in Guam!

Congratulations to EO3 Sanford on his promotion to Petty Officer Third Class!

Congratulations to yesterday's awardees!

Shoutout to our Guam det and the work they did for the USO!

Last week, our Skipper, CDR Angerman, visited the Lucky ELEVEN Seabees in Ghana, who have been hard at work alongside the USMC's 8th Engineering Support Battalion.

FIX, FLY, FIGHT!

A team of LUCKY ELEVEN Seabees headed out to Ramstein Air Base in Germany last week to take a class on Rapid Airfield Damage Repair led by the USAF's 435th Construction and Training Squadron.

Airfield damage repair is a critical Seabee skill that lets us keep Naval airfields up and running in the aftermath of an enemy attack.

💡 If you dream it, you conduit. 🔌

Lucky ELEVEN Construction Electricians here on Naval Station Rota, Spain practice installing electrical systems on a tech trainer site. Tech trainers are a good opportunity for junior Seabees to practice their trade and learn from their senior counterparts.

Congrats to CE2 Jackson on his reenlistment!