Descended from Chiefs | American Samoa | CPT Jordan Scanlan

We hear from CPT Jordan Scanlan about what it means to be a descendent of chiefs in American Samoa. CPT Scanlan breaks down some of the items that chiefs use in his culture as well as some important American Samoan dances including the #faaluma.
During his first time as a company commander with B Co, 4th Battalion, 23d Infantry Tomahawks, CPT Scanlan led his Soldiers in a memorable nighttime fa'aluma to build resiliency and ensure they finished their training on a high point.
CPT Scanlan sat down to give this interview just prior to relinquishing his second company command of HHC, 1-17th Infantry "Buffalos"

[@dofo6842]

Blessings to all the our Samoans in the service, fa'afetai lava tautua. ❤

[@lomellymauava2946]

Thank you uso for representing your family and making us the Samoans proud, "proud to be a Samoan" blessed USO, Cheeeeeeeehooo!!!!

[@williamwilson9283]

❤

[@WayneDomingo-Sambrano-xe4ff]

Heavenly Father please watch over my Samoa and all the toas in the US military whether black white brown yellow or red thank You for their sacrifices in Jesus Name also bless the IDF soldiers... amen

[@hoseamatavao1208]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@lisaroberts8556]

🇺🇸 🔥American Samoa Energy 🔥 🇺🇸

[@tamaloafaisaka7632]

Yessir 🤙🏽🤙🏽🙏🏽❤

[@paipisa8624]

New Zealand Maori call their culture dance HAKA, Samoa dance call SIVATAU. this kind of dance is no different,mean together, like starting war,

[@M3LO_Visuals]

Siva Tau for Samoa.... Haka for NZ

[@jameshill8493]

I’ve heard Samoans call it Haka as well

[@M3LO_Visuals]

@@jameshill8493 true for those who doesnt kno the Samoan name for it but those who knows its SIVA TAU…