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Just in the last two years, we've been able to find information about my Uncle, USMC PFC Robert Beckmann, he was killed July 10 1944 on the island of Guam. He was a Marine sniper. My daughter and I had gone to the family cemetery, and beside my grandparents' graves was a marker for my Uncle, but I suspected that he wasn't actually buried there. My daughter called the national memorial for the battle on Guam and found out that he is buried on Guam, and his name is etched on the wall at the memorial of the fallen soldier's. None of this was ever mentioned in my family, i wished there was family left to talk to about my Uncle, I don't want him to be forgotten! Oh and I named my son Robert in part after his Great Uncle!

Sucks that English is overtaking chomorro. I think protective language laws should be passed in all countries and territories like guam and Puerto Rico. To preserve languages, everyone who wants to live in a non official English country speaking should learn the native language.

You are spot on

o lame ,,secret unnoan.no sink ..ocean cave raised up from yrs ago.

Nice shots

Beautiful island ❤

Is this a moving to Hawaii video? It sounds like it.

I lived there for few years and had a business there too . My experience is sadly they are very jealous people who like to steal from you and stab you in the back every chance they get

I was stationed at Andersen AFB from 94 - 98. I LOVED it here! In fact I tried to retire here but the military had other plans. All these years later....here I am on Guam again to work and stay 2 more years. Guam is unlike anyplace else. But don't come here thinking you're going to change the place...Guam operates on "Island time". Just except it. Embrace it. Slow down and enjoy the people, the scenery, the ocean, etc. I love this place!

Much LOVE BROTHA...🎉🎉RESPECT is free bro coming from the boys from yigo...

Cool photowalk you did out there brother! Love all your creative shots and my favorites are the first one and the shrine!!

Its because people from Guam are disrespectful, got that welfare mentality. They believe the island is there's lol.

every were until they get trouble

On my home island of Guam everyone is welcome all we ask is to respect the island and the locals not everyone knows the history of Guam until they see it for themselves

I lived there in the early 80's as a military brat 7th thru 9th grade. Some of the local kids at my school hated everyone who wasn't Chamorro. Got grabbed and held by one kid yelling at his friend that I said something deragatory toward him. I was a shy kid on my first day of school who knew nobody there, not someone bashing the locals or complaining and trashing that beautiful island. For the three years I lived there, school was a place to dread, traveling in groups to avoid getting attacked by Chamorro gangs outside the cafeteria. Summer vacations, weekends, and holidays were incredible. Outside of school, Guam was paradise.

Nice pics

Dog in our native language is "ga'lagu".

Lol it is an island 😂 rain is part of an islands natural beauty and magic ❤😵😍 just adds another intricate dimension to Guam. As if islands need any other special layers, they get the tropical rains😂 dope brutha

Humans aren’t that bad**….lol right after explaining having eaten one of them before. Poor dude prolly can sense what all would eat him or not.. imagine a zombie telling a story abt eating a human lol and then seeing one and being like oh hey come here pls pls lol zombies aren’t that bad😂😂 I’m pretty sure the human would be able to see and feel the fact that he is potential food and ain’t safe !! Biba Guahan tho ! Beautiful bro

is this dude refferin to himself?

That’s where I went for off road ridding

Biba Guahan !! ❤ the island is so unique and so ancient in spirit, I’m always pleased and honored to see the place where my Grandaddy grew into the very intelligent, otherworldly, extraordinarily resourceful man that he was and to be of Chamoru blood. Thx man for always doing beautifully at sharing the islands many beauties ! You da best, brutha. Hafa Adai

The sling is one of the oldest weapons in history, with accounts from ancient Egypt in like 2,500bce. The romans wrote highly of the belaric slingers, and themselves used slings heavily.

Thank you so much for info

You are absolutely right!

You are right on !!! I was stationed in Guam from 1987 - 1990 and loved it ! My supervisor was a Chamarro . He welcomed me into his family and extended family and it was a great experience ! I loved the island , sea, mountains, people , food...etc ! t was the best military assignment I ever had !!!

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I'm not a retired military but a service connected veteran. I think we are able to use the military exchange and commissary. I was there about a month ago and didn't think the price was that bad. Transportation is limited. There is the trolley but it's not reliable. It's also not cheap.

Thank you, the same issue is going on in Hawai'i. Being a Guamanian I've made friends who were in the military, who at first hated being on island and didn't know anyone, many of these individuals had left, and every now and then, they returned to the island and made it home. I moved to the Mainland and I made it a point to meet locals, learn the history of the city, and participated in local events and best of all I frequent the farmers market and talk to others. Thank you again for posting this video.

hey bro! you still on guam? just got here a few months ago! lets hit some hikes!

Glad to have spent three years on Guam. Great memories from a beautiful island.

I was stationed there at Anderson. I had a great experience. Be polite, be curious, actually listen and learn, and be the guy that showed up in the Howlie shirt. Worked for me.

Probably because you are an American with an attitude and think you are a big shot. Just another dude using the chicks and want's to get bye on the cheap.

i think its because the perception is that many white Americans are rude, privileged and demanding towards locals. I think many white Americans were raised to believe that the US is the supreme, most powerful nation in the world so they expect to be treated as royalty when going to other places, especially US colonies/territories.

are you just traveling, but still living/going back to guam?

Thank you so much for this…❤

Guam is not a Commonwealth. Guam is an unincorporated US Territory (colony).

Thank you!

Hello. I'm also from Columbus, OH !! How has it been living in Guam for 2 years, on a daily basis ? Is it easy to transition from Columbus ? The weather is constant ~ 85 degrees F. Was it hard to find a place to live ? What are the best areas (safe) and close to places. Thanks for the reply. -- RS.

That’s not a rant but essentially a testament to why visitors (voluntary or not) should be respectful when visiting Guam (or anywhere really).

It’s not about 4x4 jeeps, a lot of locals doing that, and I’ve never seen the military leaving trash on the beach, it’s about locals who have a typical Asian mentality and strongly xenophobic views, meaning they don’t like something different than they are, and the fact you’re making more money as the military is burning their asses. Some of them are friendly but they will take advantage of you 💯 or steal something from you, very cheap ppl. Fake asf They are friendly and smiling to you but at the same time, they will stab you with a smile. Please don’t come to Guam, it’s the biggest mistake I’ve ever made.

A real slingshot is far deadlier than a stone sling. All of the energy from the stone sling must be harnessed purely from your muscles, while the sling shot also takes advantage of the elasticity of the fibers. It's one step away from the bow and arrow. And that's not even mentioning the improved accuracy.

The same S O Bs that act disrespectful are the same way wherever they go. Bad people don’t leave their ugliness at home.

You'd be surprised if you see it now. Total disaster

access to Ocean ??

I would use the Greek or Byzantine throws.

If you respect our land, our culture and our people, and especially our values, we will give you the upmost respect. It’s all respect!

You hit the nail right on the head brutha!🤙🏽

U should squeezed a lil then licked the frogs back

I'm unclear as to how, at the end, you said that $2,000 in Tennessee would be $3,000 on Guam. Pretty much everything did seem to show as double. So wouldn't it be more like $4,000 or even $3,800?