HISTORICAL ABANDONED CLARK AIR BASE HOSPITAL REHABILITATION PROJECT - UPDATE MARCH 20TH 2024
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- HISTORICAL ABANDONED CLARK AIR BASE HOSPITAL REHABILITATION PROJECT - NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE PHILIPPINES - UPPDATE MARCH 20TH 2024
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UPDATE : MARCH 20TH 2024
Clark is very lucky that it has been chosen as the new home of the National Museum. It will not just be a museum but it will also be home to the National Museum’s back office, warehouse, as well as the Planetarium. The architectural framework of the old Clark hospital goes well with the plan of the National Museum and we can say that this is going to be one of the grandest things that will happen in Clark For those of you that still wish to support my channel further, I’ve posted my links below. Thanks!
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Thanks so much for the tour...I was there 15 months in 70-71...I was curious if the old aircraft hangers are still there ..Thats where I worked on c-130s...My barracks was across the street from the hangers.. Would like to know please....have a great day Brian
Hangars are gone but barracks still there. Philippines Air Force occupy them now.
OK Thank you Thomas@@thomasodetinape4180
Count me as one of those who are very happy that Clark Hospital has been given new life as a museum. Thanks for the update, Brian!
Thanks for the memories. I joined the USAF on NoV 1974 and had my physical there. Got on a MAC flight to Lackland AFB TX from the MAC terminal now the Clark International Airport. Stationed back to Clark in 1976 and was the fastest assignment of my Air Force career! Wonderful memories.
I remember sitting on that same bench after recovering from extreme dehydration and exhaustion after food poisoning from eating bad chicken from a street vender in 1988. Gotta say I miss that place. Crew chief on C-141s there 87’-89’
*Thx4share interesting content Philly* 👍🇺🇲
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi Brian thanks for the update they are making great progress very interesting subject content. Cool place I would love to see the place one day I love the history of it all.
Hello Brian, in two to three months I will be able to see the former hospital for myself. Because then I'll finally be retired and come to the Philippines (hopefully) forever.
I have an idea for the racks on the roof. Maybe they are brackets for a solar system. Because the electricity for this building will be very expensive.
Awesome video Brian and Lott! Big ups to all the OG’s who served and spent time there ☮️ 🙏 🇺🇸
Thanks 👍
Thank you for sharing brother
My wife when she was pregnant would sit on that bench😊 We had friends in town last month. I took their 40 year old daughter up there. Showed her where she was born. Your right, lots of history😊 thanks
Hi the birds are swifts they migrate from Africa. Love your content. Can't wait for province content
Thanks for sharing the update on the Hospital renovation. That building holds a special place in my heart forever. Thanks for sharing I always enjoy your videos ✌🏾.
Interesting tour of the old Clarks Hospital Brian and Luisa. You can see the improvement in the building more now .Hope your feeling better now 😊 thanks for sharing 👍🏻 👆✌🏻🇬🇧
Nice to see an update Brian , this is such an enormous structure !!
Thanks for the update and tour. That place was so special to all of us that were stationed there. Looks like a lot of progress has been made.
Good progress.
I spent a few days there back in 1984 (I think) with para-typhoid fever. Also had an ENT surgeon called in on Thanksgiving day to reset my nose which was laying flat against my face.
Why was your 👃 nose flat against your face may I ask you. 😐 🇬🇧
Nice video.
Thanks as always Brian. Can really see how big a job this will ultimately be to finish and can appreciate how much work they've put into it already
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Hey Brian my dear friend, wow, they have really made some progress on the hospital. They are waterproofing the floors, wrapped carbon fiber around the columns. It does look like that the front entrance painted even though, the guy said they just cleaned it. They have a bunch of scaffolding up in place as well. Those steps could be leading up to a restaurant or something of the sort. They definitely poured a ton of concrete. Overall, they are doing a fantastic job on these renovations to the old Clark air base hospital. Please Brian, keep updating the progress. I love watching this. Thank you Brian my dear friend for sharing this awesome video. Please stay safe and healthy, and God bless you, lot, Borges, Miguel, Hannah grace, Bing Bing(Sam), Reynalyn, Reynalyn's daughter, Adrian, Chubbs, and the rest of your beautiful family. And may God bless Batchoy, B-2, Rocky, Mama Earl(RIP), and little snow always.😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Very big improvement!!!!!
Nice work!
Thanks for the update on the old hospital, Brian. 🍻
i was there 68-69 ----was in hospital for knee after motorbike crash----405th AMS----F102 aircraft
Hey Brian. Thanks for the update. As I had stated in your last Clark update, I had been to Clark on business several time between 1980-1990. Never needed to use the hospital. However, I sympathize with personnel who worked or rehabilitated there, that may have more of an interest than I do. What is interesting though is that everytime you do an update, there's only five guys working.on this project. I had predicted last time total completion would not be at least until the first quarter of 2026. I'm sticking with that prediction, based on what I've seen.
I film when all the workers are on lunch break. From what I have seen, there is roughly 50 guys on the work sight.
That old building hospital is strong and survived from strong earthquakes that hit Luzon like magnitude 7.8 in 1990, magnitude 7.3 in 1999, magnitude 6.1 in 2019 and magnitude 7.0 in 2022 and until now the old hospital remains standing and intact.
Thanks so much for sharing,I have been to that beautiful state of the art hospital, when it was still a hospital and it was an amazing hospital,real teamwork with Filipino staff working alongside with the American staff, what a site it was.They are spending quite a bit of money, I wonder how many more millions it would cost to make it a hospital again?👍
Surprising to see them get so much done, that is not typical in that area, if you know what I mean.
Thanks for the update. I love places like that. I could sit there for hours, just wondering what might have been said while sitting on those benches.
Glad you enjoyed it
stood in line right about there to get my records before seeing the nurse
Wow incredible fast will be very nice when they finish nice video Brian thanks for sharing take care
You bet
Last time I was there at that hospital, I was being treated for food poisoning: while I was in the military. Long time ago. Sure looks different.
Thank for showing us these updates.
those things on roof look like frames for solar panels.
Good point
thx Brian !!!
You're welcome!
Did a great job scraping all the lead paint !!
Good the are rebuilding Clark hospital and juse it!😊
Use to fly into there all the time and I was in the Navy.
66-67
Nicer walk Brian, its one thing I'll miss when you move to the province. Do you know who will take over from you for Clark? Keep up the good work m8s, stay vertical.
Thing ill miss most from your Angles post. Definitely a pretty big project.
Perhaps all those evenly spaced, angled poles are for mounting solar panels. Could be used to power the water treatment area you spoke about. 🤔
" Brother Brian Kerver, " And it is indeed good news to know,worthy to know and a Blessing to know that you and your wife Luisa called and also known as " Lot --- Lot " are back in your/our historic,old and classic United States Air Force's/Forces's as well as your/our U.S. Space Force's/Forces's Clark Air Force Base Hospital that was developed,built and constructed during the very challenging,the very difficult and the very trying times called the 1960's decade.
Gday Brian ! all those angle Bars/rails things on the roof may be for solar panels!
They made a lot of progress, but they have a long way to go.
Thanks! The Philippines...I remember. But you know what they say...sometimes you just can't go home again. 😢
Thanks for your kind contribution
The white paint is probably the primer coat?
Nice to see a part of U.S. Military History saved. I Love the design of the Clark Hospital, Beautiful Architecture. A Tribute to U.S. and P.I. Military that served and were treated there. Brian, T.A.P.S. The Atlantic Paranormal Society did a Paranormal Investigation there years ago. They said there was some activity there. That roof area on the third floor. Those raised slanted metal beams might be for Solar Panels on the Roof there.
Museums are cool but I can probably think of a lot of things this money would have been better spent on like schools, sewage treatment plants, clean drinking water, better electrical infrastructure, affordable hospitals, better roads and sidewalks. I could probably think up a lot of other things this money could have been better spent on.
I agree, and I have a feeling America is paying for this some way or another.
could be an outdoor area with benches and trees and grass up there
Tambayan means hangout spot in Tagalog. There’s a Filipino restaurant in the Reading Terminal in Philly called Tambayan.
My son was born in that Hospital in Feb 1989
every time you go there , i look for something paranormal to happen. Like some shadow people poking there head around a corner, or a disembodied voice to speak up.
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I'm glad I had the chance to see the old hospital before the renovation started when it was still creepy. I'm guessing all that stuff on the roof at 22:40 might be for a solar system.
Any chance you can see if the Military Working Dog graveyard still exists?
Yes it still exists.
@@PhillyinthePhilippines Have a couple of former partners there
We used to wait for base taxis while setting on the benches.
So when this facility is done, up and running, are they going to close the current Clark museum???
Good question. I have not heard that it will close. Time will tell.
I bet there was a lot good things and a lot of bad things , I pry that all or safe
the DFAC!
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Look like subic base we navy visit in olongapor phillippine in 1990
Someone saying trust me in Angeles why sure😊
Philliy, you do know the guys you talked to at the hospital had no clue what you were asking them.
Hey, Brian! This project is funded by the Filipino people for the Filipino people. This is a national government building. Thanks for the update! It's all I care about hahaha
There’s so much Chinese money gone into golf courses, hotel resorts, casinos and many other projects on Clark’s you think that they aren’t going to make a buck off of American Veterans visiting the museum. Wake Up America…..
@bourbontrail565 There is no evidence that Chinese money is being invested at Clark. There is Chinese investment going in Cagayan Province which faces Taiwan. Also, there is Chinese investment in the northern most Philippine Islands of Batanes which is approximately 125 miles south of Taiwan. The Governor of Cagayan Province, Manuel Bamba, is a Chinese sympathizer. He is against U.S. forces using Philippine bases in Cagayan Province for military exercises, including construction of bed down and other support facilities in time of war. The U.S. will be allowed to store pre-deployed weapons and equipment at some of these bases. President Marcos and the U.S. government signed the (EDCA) Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement last year, authorizing the U.S. military use of nine Philippine bases in that Province on a rotation basis. This is all public info. You can look it up.
Brian the birds are swallows same as here in the US
i wish yu went back to your 4k camera
I used to work in x ray department from 1987 to 1991
Local outsiders are allowed to go inside just for sightseeing?
No
It's funny they are using that old shell of a building as you know in America they would of been torn down and start over
This is great, such a waste not to utilize the building
My adult kids are telling me that there's movement of the take over of the Philippines by the Chinese military. My adult kids are doing their military service at Fort Magsaysay. Back in my day I was quite the playboy and I was stationed at Clark with so many other Aussies. My adult kids are telling me that there is movement of the American military troops to do a set up at Fort Magsaysay for 100 thousand soldiers to be there full time. I do believe that's a bloody good idea..
I think it's inevitable.
China will own the P.I.
It won’t be too long before it becomes known as the Haunted Museum. Mark my words.
Are the renovating the hospital?
The U S A is going to reopen the military air base in the Philippines
Hope so
They are already. US army where checking in when I got back to Manila a month ago from Japan. They have been around since last year.
the place is full of dead young men .
This project must be costing someone alot of $$$$$$$$$$
Museum? 250,000 USA men died here
And just to let you know,And I've actually heard a rumor and perhaps many rumors that there are more than 58,000 of our all --- brave,our all --- fearless and our all --- dedicated American Military Troops perished or got killed and also died during the all --- unspeakable,the all --- terrible and the all --- horrible and the all --- awful late 1950's,the 1960's and the 1970's decades Vietnam War,@marshallleo6589.Semper Fidelis!!!
Where did you get those numbers?
From a certain American and more Americans,@@PhillyinthePhilippines
Numbers what numbers? And please be more specific,@@PhillyinthePhilippines
What do you think, Chinese money behind this remodel. Thanks for the update Philly.
Possibly
This is insulting. This is from the FILIPINO TAX PAYER'S MONEY. This is a national building.
When you move to the province whos going on with the story?????
No one
Philippines should pass a new law, Anyone caught painting graffiti, gets automatic 1 year in prison with hard labor. Kids have no respect.
Maybe on the roof is hade a helicopter plate then it was a hospital.
There was never a heleport on the rooftop
@@PhillyinthePhilippines Oh ok 👌
I forgot to say. The things in the floor look like they are to stop the concrete from cracking before they put the tiles on top if the concrete cracks the tiles will crack. That's just my opinion
Good possibility
They will probably have a helipad up the roof
Those Birds name Swallow black color birds😳
Only in the philippines can you just wonder on to a job site and start asking questions lol. We are going to miss your clark base videos.