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Chief Builder Billy Harger, originally from Pearl City,

29/01/2014 · Defense Visual Information Distribution Service

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Chief Builder Billy Harger, originally from Pearl City, Hawaii, and the 2014 Navy Misawa Snow Team leader, discusses the history of the U.S. Navy Seabees with Kani Toshiaki, Sapporo Tourism and Cultural Affairs general director. Harger's team is building a 3-D snow sculpture of the Seabee's famous "Fight Bee" logo for the 65th annual Sapporo Snow Festival. This is the 31st year that Naval Air Facility Misawa has sent a delegation of sailors to the festival to build a sculpture and represent the U.S. Navy on behalf of the command. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Erin Devenberg/Released)

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