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[3] 133d Engineer Battalion Continues Hands-On Training in Germany
 The second wave of Soldiers from the 133rd Engineer Battalion boarded a plane in Boston, August, 1 en route to the Joint Multinational Training Center in Hohenfels, Germany to participate in one of several sessions of training in preparation for an upcoming deployment to Iraq in early 2010.
(08/13/09)
[2] Gen. Carter F. Ham awards 133rd Engineering Battalion Battle Streamer
 Soldiers of the 133rd Engineer Battalion were awarded the Iraqi Campaign and Meritorious Unit Commendation streamers, July 29, by the Commanding General, U.S. Army Europe and Seventh Army for their participation and exceptional meritorious conduct while serving in Iraq, 2004-2005.
(07/29/09)
[1] Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 27 Marines receive thanks from Seabees
Cmdr. James Robbins, Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 27 commanding officer, and Rick Heiland, command master chief, presented six Marines with letters of appreciation and a command coin for their assistance on NMCB 27's Building 10301 electrical project.
(11/26/08)
[1] Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 27 builds constructs river barrier in Western Iraq
 Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 27 homeported in Brunswick, Maine along with the Army 341st Multi Role Bridge Company and Marine Corps Kilo Co. 3rd Battalion, 7th Marines recently completed a construction project in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom in al Anbar province.
(11/26/08)
[1] Seabee Brothers
 Steve Burns was about 10-years-old when his older brother, Kevin, left home to attend college. A year later, Kevin joined the Army and did two tours overseas. That was 35 years ago. Now, Steve lives on the Atlantic coast near the Canadian border and Kevin lives on the Pacific Coast near the Mexican border. Today, both brothers are serving in Al Asad, Iraq attached to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 27.
(11/24/08)
[1] Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 27 Improves Combat Outpost Tripoli
Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 27 are building projects aimed at improving the quality of life for Marines conducting operations at Marine Combat Outpost Tripoli, in Western Iraq's al-Anbar province. The Seabees have constructed Southwest Asia huts and are putting finishing touches on the Battle Aid Station located at the COP.
(10/22/08)
[1] Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 27 Seabees attend Marine Corps Martial Arts Program Training
 Eight Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 27 earned the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program tan belt after training two and half hours a day for eight days.
(10/6/08)
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