I pulled in there at least 20 times from 85-89, glad I had the chance to see what all the hype was. I have been blessed with finding a filipina wife who only spent her first 14 years growing up in manila. She is wonderful
Brings back sweet memories when i was on the Midway. A part of me will always be in Olongapo but sadly, will never regain its former glory with all the new changes.
@@bryanstock7486Brought my daughter and wife back here to San Diego, but silent conscious is there in Olongapo City. Robert here, DOD in Subic Bay '80 -'84.
Brings back a lot of memories. I was on the USS Tarawa in 89, and I made my last WesrPac before getting out in 91 and going straight into the reserves. My, my, my.
Awesome! ❤️❤️❤️ Thanks for uploading this. It brings back sweet memories. From year 1984 until the Mr. Pinatubo erupted, I was working on base in subic bay as a lady guard. Blue shirt. I was assigned all over the place but my steady post was in Barracks 2 & 4. I made some very good American friends . The best! Will never forget. I miss you my mother land til we meet again. 😘🙏😍❤️😍
I was stationed there as an AG1 from 1987-1989 and lived like a king and always remember that Magsaysay boulevard. "T" tavern to the first right; my favorite place for $100 peso for short time (you sailors/marines know what that is.)
T's was the bar! Spent way too many nights in that place over an 18 month 'B Co.' deployment. T's for the Red Horse, 'Samurai' for the 🥰and Rolling Stones for the stateside Navy girls...(hopefully). Usually in that order.
We were there at the same time. I was with Marine Barracks, B Company up at Cubi Point from 1986 to 1989. I lived in Olongapo City from 2013 to 2014. Can you believe it, the old white and black "T" tiles at the entrance to the club is still there. Oh yea, we all know about the infamous "T" Tavern. LOL!!!! ---- Semper Fi shipmate!!!!
Life couldn’t be any better being on the Midway and hangin out in Olongapo. Back then you wanted to be in the military more than anything. If you were there, it’s something that will never be forgotten.
I'm looking for someone a mexican maybe he was in the navy or a us marine 1988 in olongapo /subic zambales , i have ancestry dna test and it says im half indigenous americas mexico 🇲🇽 born in 1989 i hope some here can help me thank you
I'd bet money we crossed paths at least once. Used to hang with B Co Marines and they would occasionally take us to Green Beach for security training. Good times! Cheers!@@curtisake7431
Man another great video, thanks for taking the chance with your camera in town I know that was a long time ago but its making my day now uss constellation 78 thru 82
Thanks for this Brother! I was there in April, 1989 as an E-3 Infantry Marine on routine Westpac float (Environmental Survival Training) in April, 1989. That was when Army Col. Nick Rowe was killed and we ended up patrolling the perimeter of Subic Bay area looking for "NPA" rebels thought to be responsible. Glad we also got to enjoy Olongapo City while there!
I was onboard USS Blue ridge from 1987 to 1989 then USS okinawa from 1989 to 1991. Spend alot of time in subic bay!! Rock traks, slims, Cal Jams, Ts Tavern etc.
I'm looking for someone a mexican maybe he was in the navy or a us marine 1988 in olongapo /subic zambales , i have ancestry dna test and it says im half indigenous americas mexico 🇲🇽 born in 1989 i hope some here can help me thank you
Wow... always looking, always checking for, 'Is she in one of these videos?' after all these years. Sure had an impact on us all..... Thanks for sharing!
I was a king in olongapo , never felt such freedom. Even tho the little people were destitute , there was a manner of " scratching each other's back". No other port visit where you were welcomed with smiles and opened arms as in olongapo & barrio - simply incredible experience. The political climate was unusual , enigmatic alluring , that window - was just right....
@@carolinajimbo5977 That was some good Mojo. Hits ya after a bit and bam! Remember the head boys? Offer to fan ya when using the head. Offer a towel...all for tips!
43wagonwheel. Damn that’s right, the fan boys in the head. I completely forgot about that! We use to throw Pesos off the balcony onto Magsaysay and watch the kids dodge traffic to pick them up. Damn that was fun. We never worried about them getting hit or anything, they were fast as hell. I think it was way more hazardous for the ones swimming in Shit River for Pesos.Man, thanks for the memories
@23:30, 168 bar....168 hours in a week! Used to crash there after Rolling Stones (across street) for some chicken fried rice and lumpia. That place would have 6 inches of water on the deck during rainy season.
Was stationed at the NAS Cubi Point Medical Clinic December 1975 to March 1977, and Niagara Falls is my hometown. While I was there you guys would frequently pull in and I would see crew around both the Base and Town and was surprised at how wild you guys were and actually enjoyed it. One of your Officers who was an Aviator came to the Clinic for his required Annual Physical and I mentioned that I was from the Falls, he offered to give me a tour, but unfortunately we couldn't the only free time he had I was on Duty at the Clinic.
I was stationed here in Subic '79-80 and came back onboard the Standley CG -32 '86-89, now I have been retired in Subic Bay for the last 12 years, it is better without the Fleet!
I was in Olongapo in 89. I remember Rock Trax, Cindys, Hot City, Marmont, Florida club, FTN club, the Black 69 Mustang and even the two Hookers at 1525.
Do you remember the name of the club where there was a sex strip show where bar hostesses were doing tricks with objects, eggs and pick up as many peso coins guys would stack? Then the club would ask for sailors or marines to lay down and have bar women lay down on their faces? I was there from 1987-1989 stationdito.
@@pauleypavillion6088 I was attached to ship that was in drydock for 4 months after a collision. I believe the bar you are referring to was in Subic. I only went to Subic once, so no I do not remember.
Was there around Christmas in 1988. Bf was 250. $12.50. Had girls as young as 14 working in the bars. I stayed in the Navel hotel. No bars there now. You have to go to barrio barreto.
I was there on leave from Okinawa back in 1987. i was looking at the video hoping to see the Playboy club. I was pleasantly surprised to see the currency exchange at the end of the video.
There's just only one thing I'm going to say in here,stop faking your self when you all looking for someone it don't work that way specially when you all looking for someone that you love and left behind then once someone else seen their comments and try to talk to them and fall inlove each other while they seen each other who do you all think to blame,please be for real because I'm one of those people that been looking for someone too that's all thanks and be safe
@@noenapacayra2421 hi mam,bkt nyo po natanong c Rhea?? Hinahanap ko po kc sya,pwede mo ako kontakin sa fb pra magkausap Tau..pasearch nlng po,Cerela opiniano Acala.. salamat
@@noenapacayra2421 kung kilala mo sya, kontakin mo po ako , hinahanap ko sya matagal na Siya kc Ang mother ko... maliit pa ako Nung iwan nya,baka po mahelp mo ako or something na naalala mo saknya
I was there on WestPac 88 on CVN-70. Shout out to the "Florida Club". There was another club right across the street from it. I can't remember the name.. just the fact that I spent the next several days in and out of it.
Oh boy oh boy brings memory it was great that was time in a long before Subic Bay I will never forget those great time the American military they were great people to a Filipino people they are really great people that was a great time in Olongapo City.
FF1073 out of Pearl,thanks for taking us back in time on Liberty Call. I was stationed at Pearl 4yrs 3 wes-pacs. Transffered to Norfolk (not by choice) Lemme ya boys..its true the MedCruise was no match for the ports of Asia...East Coast Fleet wound a bit too tight.
I am looking for my biological father. He was station in u.s airforce clark airbase or here in olonhapo city between 1986-1988. My mother met my father in 1987 and I was born in 1988. My mother name is Josephine.
I'm looking for someone a mexican maybe he was in the navy or a us marine 1988 in olongapo /subic zambales , i have ancestry dna test and it says im half indigenous americas mexico 🇲🇽 born in 1989 i hope some here can help me thank you
@@lisatelly2418 i think .. i know him already he's a US MARINE, but refuse to know about me but he really knew about im his child , maybe because he already has family
@@myonlyrose2177 I'm sorry about that Rose....but at least if you did the Ancestry DNA you could possibly see family members of your dad and message them to see if you could get to know them..I really hope you get in contact with some family on your father's side soon.🙏💫
Yes yes...this was after the fire that took out the club and stores just pass sh×+ river on the right side...also the barrier was put up on the bridge...
@@noenapacayra2421 mam,kilala mo po si Rhea??saan kapo Dito sa olongapo pwede kaba makausap tungkol sa kanya,.. kailangan ko po makita c Rhea,mam please pareply nman thanks...
I pulled in there at least 20 times from 85-89, glad I had the chance to see what all the hype was. I have been blessed with finding a filipina wife who only spent her first 14 years growing up in manila. She is wonderful
What were you on? I was on an old diesel-electric boat. Good times.
Good man
🍻 great times 🍻😄
Brings back sweet memories when i was on the Midway. A part of me will always be in Olongapo but sadly, will never regain its former glory with all the new changes.
Yea I bet a part of you is still there !!! like almost all of us leaving parts of us ,,,and some kids
bryan stock good point I am aware that it was troops that did leave kids behind.
Is that you, Toad?
I bet most of the sailors/marines left bits of themselves there; Amerasians like I did.
@@bryanstock7486Brought my daughter and wife back here to San Diego, but silent conscious is there in Olongapo City. Robert here, DOD in Subic Bay '80 -'84.
Good times. Back then. Real sailors know how to have fun and work and liberty.
you should see it today. i hear if you have one alcohol event they give you the big chicken dinner.
unbelievable!
Brings back a lot of memories. I was on the USS Tarawa in 89, and I made my last WesrPac before getting out in 91 and going straight into the reserves. My, my, my.
Awesome! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for uploading this. It brings back sweet memories. From year 1984 until the Mr. Pinatubo erupted, I was working on base in subic bay as a lady guard. Blue shirt. I was assigned all over the place but my steady post was in Barracks 2 & 4. I made some very good American friends .
The best! Will never forget. I miss you my mother land til we meet again. 😘🙏😍❤️😍
Yup on Durham LKA 114 snowing ashes on Magsaysay on WestPac!
Great video, first 90 seconds classic😂🤓. First went to Subic Bay in ‘87 onboard MIDWAY
I was on the Midway 83-86 with VF-151 now VFA-151. I've been to the Philippines many times. Worked there as well when the ship stayed back in Japan.
Mine was nineteen eighty on the midway
I was in Subic Olonhapo too that time and now I been looking for Jennifer Fletcher can someone help me find her or you probably know her
I was stationed there as an AG1 from 1987-1989 and lived like a king and always remember that Magsaysay boulevard. "T" tavern to the first right; my favorite place for $100 peso for short time (you sailors/marines know what that is.)
T's was the bar! Spent way too many nights in that place over an 18 month 'B Co.' deployment. T's for the Red Horse, 'Samurai' for the 🥰and Rolling Stones for the stateside Navy girls...(hopefully). Usually in that order.
We were there at the same time. I was with Marine Barracks, B Company up at Cubi Point from 1986 to 1989. I lived in Olongapo City from 2013 to 2014. Can you believe it, the old white and black "T" tiles at the entrance to the club is still there. Oh yea, we all know about the infamous "T" Tavern. LOL!!!! ---- Semper Fi shipmate!!!!
@@68pishta68 I was at Marine Barracks B Company (3rd Platoon, Port) at Cubi Point from 1986 to 1989. ---- Semper Fi brother!!!!
Life couldn’t be any better being on the Midway and hangin out in Olongapo. Back then you wanted to be in the military more than anything. If you were there, it’s something that will never be forgotten.
True statement!!!
For some reason I have a sudden urge for a San Miguel and a quick game of smiles after watching this video!
At Jolos?
Blalock taxi anyone ??
🍻great times !!💯🍻
Oh wow... I was "stationdito" AIMD cubi pt. 86-89..... What a trip.... Thanks for the memories.
...did you bring home a LBFM ?
@@antientdude1100 I was too young! bata ako para mamaty. But I still love that country
I'm looking for someone a mexican maybe he was in the navy or a us marine 1988 in olongapo /subic zambales , i have ancestry dna test and it says im half indigenous americas mexico 🇲🇽 born in 1989 i hope some here can help me thank you
I was with Marine Barracks B Company, Cubi Point from 1986 to 1989. Great times indeed shipmate. --- Semper Fi!!!
I'd bet money we crossed paths at least once. Used to hang with B Co Marines and they would occasionally take us to Green Beach for security training. Good times! Cheers!@@curtisake7431
Wow brings back a lot of memories of Olongapo city.
thanks, it sure was fun.
Man another great video, thanks for taking the chance with your camera in town I know that was a long time ago but its making my day now uss constellation 78 thru 82
Thanks for this Brother! I was there in April, 1989 as an E-3 Infantry Marine on routine Westpac float (Environmental Survival Training) in April, 1989. That was when Army Col. Nick Rowe was killed and we ended up patrolling the perimeter of Subic Bay area looking for "NPA" rebels thought to be responsible. Glad we also got to enjoy Olongapo City while there!
I was onboard USS Blue ridge from 1987 to 1989 then USS okinawa from 1989 to 1991. Spend alot of time in subic bay!! Rock traks, slims, Cal Jams, Ts Tavern etc.
Had fun.
I'm looking for someone a mexican maybe he was in the navy or a us marine 1988 in olongapo /subic zambales , i have ancestry dna test and it says im half indigenous americas mexico 🇲🇽 born in 1989 i hope some here can help me thank you
Nice
Was there in 89 with HMM-163 composite aboard the USS Tarawa LHA-1.
Absolutely, sir. I was a Signal man on the Tarawa then.
I was on the USS Hoel DGG -5 in Olongapo in 1989. Great job. I was also on Midway and Parsons DDG 33 in Viet Nam.
those were the days.
Olongapo was never any wilder, or weirder, than it was during Nam.
Even though it's a boring slow video and difficult to make out what they are saying it's nice to see how peaceful it was back then.
Thank you for the upload, this is one awesome video and sure did took me down memory lane!!
My old ship USS Sterett is in the background
I Never get tired of watching this video brother. Hope all is well with you and the family.
Wow... always looking, always checking for, 'Is she in one of these videos?' after all these years. Sure had an impact on us all..... Thanks for sharing!
@Cham pagne yeah.... been decades though....
I was a king in olongapo , never felt such freedom. Even tho the little people were destitute , there was a manner of " scratching each other's back". No other port visit where you were welcomed with smiles and opened arms as in olongapo & barrio - simply incredible experience. The political climate was unusual , enigmatic alluring , that window - was just right....
Who are you looking for?
@@dieselboats7886 who are you looking for tell me I know who you looking for
@@cruzidora , sorry, not quite following your response - you know who I am looking for?
USS Constellation, 1982. USS Carl Vinson, 1983. Saw my old vice. The Pussycat. Man, the memories.
Uss constellation 78 thru February of 82 g3 and 4 division , hope life is treating you great almost shipmate!!!
Man, The Pussycat! Best mojo in town! USS Hewitt DD966 Westpac 83, and 84-85
@@atomdent Doing well as I hope you are!
@@carolinajimbo5977 That was some good Mojo. Hits ya after a bit and bam! Remember the head boys? Offer to fan ya when using the head. Offer a towel...all for tips!
43wagonwheel. Damn that’s right, the fan boys in the head. I completely forgot about that! We use to throw Pesos off the balcony onto Magsaysay and watch the kids dodge traffic to pick them up. Damn that was fun. We never worried about them getting hit or anything, they were fast as hell. I think it was way more hazardous for the ones swimming in Shit River for Pesos.Man, thanks for the memories
80 - 86. Back when we had a real Navy. 3 westpacs . 👊
I know. I don't recognize the navy now. Glad i was in back then.
29:46....New Pussycat. 1981 VAQ-134. USS Constellation. I will never forget Marilyn
USS constellation 78 thru 82 ships crew g3 and g4 division,hope your doing great!
@23:30, 168 bar....168 hours in a week! Used to crash there after Rolling Stones (across street) for some chicken fried rice and lumpia. That place would have 6 inches of water on the deck during rainy season.
Yes thank for sharing 😇wow this guys are very young
Kabayan
Never forget these times. USS FREDERICK & OGDEN. 87-89. Amazing years. Good footage I’m sure I was somewhere raising hell. 1st MarDiv. 1/9-1/4.
Bring back memories I was on that ship in 89 ddg 21
I knew some of those guys in this video
My 1st ship USS Niagara Falls frequent this place like a second homeport.
Was stationed at the NAS Cubi Point Medical Clinic December 1975 to March 1977, and Niagara Falls is my hometown.
While I was there you guys would frequently pull in and I would see crew around both the Base and Town and was surprised at how wild you guys were and actually enjoyed it.
One of your Officers who was an Aviator came to the Clinic for his required Annual Physical and I mentioned that I was from the Falls, he offered to give me a tour, but unfortunately we couldn't the only free time he had I was on Duty at the Clinic.
I was also on the Falls Shipmate 2/89-/2/92 first Rase Div and then onto the ships office-Gaston
Great video
Saw the APPLE ROCK briefly
USS BADGER
USS DENVER
USS KITTYHAWK
To name 3 I took to SUBIC
So many memories Bravo Company 1/1 club 168 and club New York New York !!!!
We sure had fun!!!
New York the first disco club you will see when you come off base
I was stationed here in Subic '79-80 and came back onboard the Standley CG -32 '86-89, now I have been retired in Subic Bay for the last 12 years, it is better without the Fleet!
I bet it's still beautiful!
Thanks for sharing bring back memories ❤️❤️
Kabayan taga olongapo kb?
You and your camera are Legends !! 📹😎🥇
Left the PI and the Navy in 89. Still homesick for that place lol
Good 'ol days... was there with Marine Corp VMFP-3 DET "C" January 1989. Our spot was Maraposa's.
D'Park Rock on gordon ave :)
USS Saratoga VA-105 1972. USS Midway VA-115 1981-83 . USS Midway 1987-89 VA-185. 1989-92 VC-5.
My moer told me my father working I USS SARATOGA 72 they met😭
she loves you allotment !
Thanks for the walk down good memory lane.
those were fun days. I feel sorry for the kids today. this is going to be their glory days.
I was in Subic a few times back in '89-'90. Aboard the USS BLUE RIDGE
I was there 1986-87 on USS Bradley FF1041 and then 1988 on USS CALLAGHAN DDG994.
USS Cochrane DDG21 '1/86-11/88; pulled into Subic Bay many times. Finished my tour by disembarking at Subic Bay. Fun Times.
I was in Olongapo in 89. I remember Rock Trax, Cindys, Hot City, Marmont, Florida club, FTN club, the Black 69 Mustang and even the two Hookers at 1525.
Do you remember the name of the club where there was a sex strip show where bar hostesses were doing tricks with objects, eggs and pick up as many peso coins guys would stack? Then the club would ask for sailors or marines to lay down and have bar women lay down on their faces? I was there from 1987-1989 stationdito.
@@pauleypavillion6088 I was attached to ship that was in drydock for 4 months after a collision. I believe the bar you are referring to was in Subic. I only went to Subic once, so no I do not remember.
That was west pac 1990 that is the USS Knox in the background i was on that ship that was my last west pac and got out the navy after that
Was there around Christmas in 1988. Bf was 250. $12.50. Had girls as young as 14 working in the bars. I stayed in the Navel hotel. No bars there now. You have to go to barrio barreto.
I was there on leave from Okinawa back in 1987. i was looking at the video hoping to see the Playboy club. I was pleasantly surprised to see the currency exchange at the end of the video.
matagal na palang me nag va vlog sinces 80's pa :)
it is totally different now yet it somehow almost never changed. 😮😮😮
A true statement
Was there in 1980. USS Marvin Shields FF-1066. BM3 Swank
we sure had fun
There's just only one thing I'm going to say in here,stop faking your self when you all looking for someone it don't work that way specially when you all looking for someone that you love and left behind then once someone else seen their comments and try to talk to them and fall inlove each other while they seen each other who do you all think to blame,please be for real because I'm one of those people that been looking for someone too that's all thanks and be safe
Remembering the Good Old Days!
awesome
85 86 B company Marine barracks duty.
Do you know Troy Rhea?
@@noenapacayra2421 hi mam,bkt nyo po natanong c Rhea?? Hinahanap ko po kc sya,pwede mo ako kontakin sa fb pra magkausap Tau..pasearch nlng po,Cerela opiniano Acala.. salamat
@@noenapacayra2421 kilala nyo po ba c Rhea?,pareply nman po please 🙏🥺
@@noenapacayra2421 kung kilala mo sya, kontakin mo po ako , hinahanap ko sya matagal na Siya kc Ang mother ko... maliit pa ako Nung iwan nya,baka po mahelp mo ako or something na naalala mo saknya
Hii,sir do you know Frank healy?Former Electronics warfare technician At US navy 1979to 1989??.
Wow love vintage videos
I was there on WestPac 88 on CVN-70. Shout out to the "Florida Club". There was another club right across the street from it. I can't remember the name.. just the fact that I spent the next several days in and out of it.
Very nice!!
There many times from 1967,to 1991.station on seven different ships.
i watch this video when i am having a bad memory of the Pussycat being destroyed by Mt. Pinatubo eruption. Thank you.
Hey Joe
😆 no money, no honey 🤣
@@agapephilerostorge yeah hahaha
Hi, excuse may ask you if you know Rhea?
I used to play billiard a lot in Olongapo the more she drink the more she can shoot my good sport
Nice footage of us navy in olongapo city 98'
Brent you caught Pervis walking down the street. Really been wonder how that guy doing.
Those where d days!!
USS Mount Vernon (LSD-39) 76-80, with a tdy on USS Standley CG-32. Sister ship Sterett CG-31 @ 18 minutes. Greatvto ser New Florida and Jolo clubs ⚓️
When I was there, the streets where dirt.. I was there in '72-'73, short time, transit.. For a young buck, I had a great time, off duty, lol..!
glad to hear that. We sure had fun compared to the navy today.
👍😁 greetings from Berlin Germany
Oh boy oh boy brings memory it was great that was time in a long before Subic Bay I will never forget those great time the American military they were great people to a Filipino people they are really great people that was a great time in Olongapo City.
When were you there ??
Hii,mam baka po Kilala mo c Rhea? hinahanap ko sya kc Ang mother ko...
FF1073 out of Pearl,thanks for taking us back in time on Liberty Call.
I was stationed at Pearl 4yrs 3 wes-pacs.
Transffered to Norfolk (not by choice)
Lemme ya boys..its true the MedCruise was no match for the ports of Asia...East Coast Fleet wound a bit too tight.
Best liberty port in Waespac 1966-1968
was there 65 to 68
I think that at 14:10 at the left side is now SM olongapo
I can smell the mold
I am looking for my biological father. He was station in u.s airforce clark airbase or here in olonhapo city between 1986-1988. My mother met my father in 1987 and I was born in 1988. My mother name is Josephine.
Send me an email laceyjames747@gmail.com
I might help you
@@lacey605
Well, did u help him?
@@agapephilerostorge He didn't contact me.
@@lacey605 how can you help him?
My grandma owned FTN and the Pussy Cat
A lot of mix baby in olingapo city
Wow..
1977-1988 CLARK, WWABNCP, BLUE EAGLE, MSET
This is a big deal bro. I’m an active duty chief and i WISH i was around abck then to see Subic bay in its prime
Anyone there,who recognizing name Rhea?? please let me know and reply me thanks
Guys ) Abra Kadabra Girls ...1989 to 1991.( Barrio Barreto ) where are you now ?
Memories of wild wild ass times onn the streets of a weird fantacy land . I wish you caught some of the street nights too
You got court marshall 😂😂😂😂
VC5 DET CUBI OLONGAPO RANGER, Nov 65 - Dec 69 AIRCREWMAN FLYING COD MISSIONS INTO OUT OF VIET NAM AND OUT TO THE CARRIERS
cool ..
got sick watching it must have been drunk while filming
I'm looking for someone a mexican maybe he was in the navy or a us marine 1988 in olongapo /subic zambales , i have ancestry dna test and it says im half indigenous americas mexico 🇲🇽 born in 1989 i hope some here can help me thank you
Rose have you thought of doing an ancestry DNA test? It might reveal some family members who share your DNA and you could possibly find your father.
@@lisatelly2418 i think .. i know him already he's a US MARINE, but refuse to know about me but he really knew about im his child , maybe because he already has family
@@myonlyrose2177 I'm sorry about that Rose....but at least if you did the Ancestry DNA you could possibly see family members of your dad and message them to see if you could get to know them..I really hope you get in contact with some family on your father's side soon.🙏💫
@@lisatelly2418 maybe soon ma'am he will 😊 if he will reach out?? im willing to communicate with him all my heart
Sailors paradise
This is magsaysay drive olongapo city at night czcams.com/video/f1cWsdaAJ8c/video.html
thanks
Do you have any other video in this street ?
Yes yes...this was after the fire that took out the club and stores just pass sh×+ river on the right side...also the barrier was put up on the bridge...
The Brown Fox is the club that burned.
No one knew how to use a video camera in those days. It was all jiggle cam.
Yea, it was the Hitachi VM-3100A vhs movie camera. It was huge, sat on m shoulder for stedi-cam mode.
@Brian barnes No problem
USS Sterett CG 31 always broke down aka Homeported talk about buntout drunks and Im a Drunk. Hilarious most never made it through Discharge OTH!
The entire seven fleet there got laid no doubt😂
0:31 he looks like jake paul but with moustache
OMG, crossing Shit River.
Grade six dat time
And not one ladyboy
Butterfly
@@noenapacayra2421 what do you mean
Like flowers 🌷
@@noenapacayra2421 mam,kilala mo po si Rhea??saan kapo Dito sa olongapo pwede kaba makausap tungkol sa kanya,.. kailangan ko po makita c Rhea,mam please pareply nman thanks...
@@noenapacayra2421 hi,are you boy or girl?? tell me if you know about Rhea,mam/sir.... please let me know if you remember her.. thanks
hey joe may i see ur wallet..
Watch the video only to see if my wife there