My grandfather used to be a mechanic in Air Force From the early 80s to 2004, he used to be a gunner for the Huey, he told me about this topic a year ago, he said that the AFP(Mostly from the Army) Fight the Marines, he also said that some of his colleagues join the RAM-AFP(Rebel side), he is forced to fight his own countrymen, some of which is hiding in drainage Canal, after the AFP has the momentum, he is ordered to deliver ammunition near Danilo Atienza Air Base, he delivered ammo for the government, but during that time, he also encounter some of the rebels that are patrolling the area, he was asked "Pula Kaba o puti" in English(Are you red or white? Idk if that's the correct color) He simply just answered, "Nagtatrabaho lang ako" (I'm just working), then, later on, he delivered successfully the ammo for the troops of Government, which also contribute the Win for the government side. he said to me that "Kahit anong Nangyari dati, kaibigan ko parin sila, magkaiba man kami ng paniniwala, nirerespeto ko parin sila bilang sundalo". he is now currently happy living in Manila, right now some of his friends (From the Air Force) are planning a reunion, Christmas Party in Short, so Happy for them.
@@John77Doe There's actually more evidence that the Americans were on the rebels side but these were swept under the rug. Remember they only made one sortie and never fired a single shot. The one that turn the tide was Maj Atienza's squadron which wiped the rebel air assets ensuring air superiority for the gov forces. Take note that the americans favored marcos, hence why he fled to hawaii.
@@malcolmong5488 a mule for the drug cartel could say the exact same thing. But it doesn't mean he's on the right you know. Anyway he should have probably said "nakasuot ako ng berde katulad mo! Gago!" I'd let him through for saying something smart.
Philippine Army looks like they were stuck in the Vietnam era with those equipment until the early 2000's. I'm glad that modernization has been coming into place in the past few years.
The real AFP Modernization was under Diosdado Macapagal 1965 down to his former predecessors. VIETNAM WAR ERA YES! UNDER MARCOS SR yan. Minana ni Cory Aquino
Decades of neglect because Philippines was under the umbrella of US protection (because of 2 US bases) what supposed to be for military funds - it was siphoned by corrupt generals and politicians
our army weakened when they ousted Marcos Sr. Cory Aquino admin didn't support our army hence our soldiers ended up selling their weapons to guess who? to the rebels. lmao
@@John77DoeThe US supported Marcos, keeping him in power with financial and arms support. He was even evacuated using US aircraft. Marcos was a US lackey. Anyone who wasn't was labeled a communist.
Awesome work! Seems like you revisited your "coup d'etat" video which is my favorite amongst your many creations (although undoubtedly there is some bias there as I myself am a Filipino). Absolutely amazing work again!
My grandfather participated in this. He saw the Americans moved trough the streets and saw F-15s fly over. It was incredible he said. He was even part of the whole EDSA rallies, my grandmother was scared to death when she found out he was there cuz everything was at a boiling point where they thought it'll devolve into a full civil war. Thank God it didn't or else I wouldn't have known him. His name is Ruben Raro Martires. He was also known among his close group of friends for being part of the management during Micheal Jacksons visit and saw Russian planes land on Philippine soil to help with delivering his stage equipment. It was 5 years after the Soviet collapse so the Soviets owed the US. The plane he saw? Was the freaking Antonov. I'm glad to have met him...
I still vividly remember this as on this time my father who was a serviceman is on the side of the rebel group of Gringo Honasan and my other uncle is part of the government. My uncle then makes it an effort to look for my father and persuade him to go home with him but with no success. I saw in this coup that the rebel soldiers and the government soldiers were never really in conflict with each other. In the end it was still fresh in my memory when my father went back home with all the gears, weapons and ammunition with him as he was dropped off by a 6x6 military truck in front of our house after the coup.
This edit was dope af. The flyover of the F-4 phantoms was a request by then President Cory Aquino to intimidate the RAM-AFP troops. Sadly 1 F-5 fighter crash in an airbase in Cavite. Now the Airbase is named after him: Danilo Atienza airbase. His valiant effort managed to cripple some T-28s and an OV-10 bronco. Snappy salute! Nice song choice btw!
Actually, Cory Aquino's request was for the F4 to shoot down the rebel aircraft and to bomb and strafe the two airfields the rebels used for launching attacks. At that time, Gen. Colin Powell decided and suggested not to intervene by avoiding any shooting to prevent direct involvement. Thus, everyone in the Oval Office, including then-Vice President Quayle, decided to conduct a "Escalation of force" or guidelines rule to implement. It's all in Bob Woodward's book, 'The Commanders,' Chapter 13. Here's the excerpt from the book: "First rule: the U.S. pilots were to fly over the captured air bases and to demonstrate extreme hostile intent-in other words, to buzz the shit out of the rebel T-28s on the ground. Second, if the T-28s or other rebel aircraft began to taxi on the runway, the U.S. pilots were to shoot in front of them-the classic warning shot across the bow. Third, if at any point the rebels broke ground from the runway in a takeoff, the U.S. pilots were then to shoot the planes down. Powell believed this would achieve the same purpose as Aquino’s request: deter rebel aircraft. ....." But we know that there was a T28 that was airborne but the F4 didn't shoot it but only did a intimidation-flyby. Just imagine, Cory Aquino sought the help of the U.S. to kill fellow Filipinos.
It was loaded with electronic equipment that disrupted targetting equipment in Sangley Point . So that the F-5 can come in and strafe the heck out of it. One of those F-5's though flew too low and crashed
AND THOSE STUPID 13 SENATOR OUSTED THE U S. BASES WITHOUT FUNDING THE NAVAL DEFENSE...BUT PRIORITIZED PDAF FOR THEIR OWN POCKET ..😂😂😂😂😂 LEGACY OF CORY AQUINO...AQUINOS LEFACY...PALPAK LEADERSHIP
It was this era that my father told me that my uncle was one of the spy against the government and when the batas militar kicked in they were working to send important information on where will be the soldiers are, unfortunately my uncle was caught and was tortured by one of the officials in the military my father and his friend rescued him, my father said that during their daring escape the soldiers are shooting at them and my uncle save his life by pushing him to the river to dodge the bullet. He told me that if my uncle didn’t push him he would die and we will not be here. Gladly my uncle is still in goodshape he still flexes on how he get his scars and bullet wounds just to remind us that life before wasn’t easy that we should be thankful for the freedom and peace that we enjoy today.
They taught about the coup during my Elementary school days. Thought I didn't understand what a coup d'etat is and couldnt pronounce it correctly back then
Yeah that was a bad time. A few years after this, an earthquake and Mt Pinatubo happened. I still remember the shattered windows of the Belson building when we went to my grandparents in Laguna a few months after the Kudeta. I do remember classes being cancelled back then.
Great job. I was just graduating high school (in the US) when this happened. I knew when Marcos was over thrown but I just found out all coup attempts afterward. It's just crazy.
@@Gillan1220 also adding that most of the military really were Marcos loyalists, so you can see some of the rebels advocating for his return once they announce success in overthrowing Cory
0:13 Finally, the PAL 742 is more visible! It definitely looks like one of their ex-Scandinavian plane. If I may ask, from which documentary was it sourced?
grade school ako nyan naalala ko pinapanuod namin mga tora-tora na lumilipad sa ibabaw ng Malacañang kita sa amin kahit malayo kami sa San Miguel district (Santa Ana kami).
@@JohnC-4no sir we don't have any F4 phantom but in this video you can see F4 phantom i remember vividly see with my own eyes during 1989 of Dec that was F4 phantom flying in metro manila that late president Cory Aquino requested from the U.S. government to counter rebel planes and that jets plane station on Clark airbase❤
uy isang buwan p lng ako nito, tpos c papa na assign sa palawan marines din sya noon, hnd kmi mapuntahan ni mama kasi sarado n din daw byahe s air port
One must understand why this happened. Remember when Former President Cory Aquino sitted on the Presidency she released all of the captured CCP-NPA leaders and sub-leaders after former president Marcos Sr. Presidency, which led to return and increased activities of the terror group which lasted for 5 decades (now they only have 7 weakened fronts in southern luzon and visayas), poor situation of the soldiers, as well as political ambitions of some of the officers including Honasan (He is a part of the group that also seperated from the Marcos presidency in later years).
It was this time (my 8th birthday, on Dec 7, ) when we as kids saw form our neighborhood (we go up to our rooftops) the jet fighters in the skline of Manila doing dogfights. It was a spectackle to watch because not everday you see war planes not just flying but literally attaking eachother. As a kid back then I was not aware of what was really happening we just enjoyed what we saw.
I was in 2nd year coll then when this coup happen in 1989. I saw it how those fighter planes of US made an entrusion maneuvers to PAF tora tora planes to disrupt them in attacking vital installations in camp aguinaldo and air bases in sangley point cavite city.
My grandpa wasn’t in the afp but knew some of the soldiers from the 402nd inf division. One day they a group of them were on leave and went to a beach resort. When they were finishing up the people nearby gunned them down while they were in towels. Turns out the people next to the soldiers were rebels.
I was stationed at Clark AB, I'd only been in country since August. When I reported for duty that day everything a buzz. Security had 100% ID checks, a lot of rumors were floating around. I was only 20yo. US Marines were brought in from Okinawa. TBH we weren't really afraid of any attacks. It was an internal issue, it was just really terrible to see the fighting and destruction.
Your country should have supported the coup plotters instead as they are against Cory Aquino who was friendly to communist terrorists. She even freed many of their top leaders who went into hiding in the Netherlands.
The Filipino People as a whole will NEVER SUPPORT any coup attempt and let democracy prevail. Such actions in the past have failed and this include the mutinies of the 2000s.
In 86' my father was on the rebel side. When he bid us goodbye I asked how many are you? He answered "around 200" I asked him not to join the rebellion and he answered they "it was not his decision".
My Uncle was 18 and Joined the Marines in 1986 Just months before Marcos was Ousted, After the Revolution, It Didn't really affect Him much nor His political Views. But He was a Hardline Anti Communist, He hated Pol Pot, Mao And Stalin more than George H.W Bush Hated Noriega He said😂, Now, After He Discovered the Release of Joma Sison (Communist party Leader) By the Aquino Administration, It really Pissed him Off and Join The RAM in 1987. Fast Forward to 1989, at 21 When The Coup Started and Still on the RAM-AFP Side, He Fought Alongside Scout Rangers against his Fellow colleagues (marines) in Fort Bonifacio And other Front throughout the Coup. After The failed attempt, He Fled and Seek Asylum in the United States ( just like any RAM-AFP Officers/Leaders do) though, He later Joined The USMC in 1990 and Fought in the Operation Desert shield/storm and Also Witnessed the Infamous Highway of Death made by the USAF. Then in 1994 Now a Sergeant, He was also Deployed in the Operation Uphold Democracy In Haiti til 95'. He Continued to Serve In the USMC till His discharge in 96' He Became A Sales Manager in Oregon in 1997 But later moved in San Diego in which He was Till this Day.
I nearly lost my father on coup de etat. what i remembered is that he went back home with his forehead was injured. I did not have the time to ask him about his feeling when the people or his team supported was also twisted. He might have a silent regret after some revelations he might discovered after the coup. In 1991 he survived an ambush plot by " sparrow" unit. He was great soldier until he had kidney failure in 2023. We where living in Pasig city and we saw and hear explosions. choppers and "tora tora " plane s flyby. I even saw US blue diamond team on how they outclass PAF planes. Ortigas that time has little buildings and what is happening along EDSA can be seen clearly. Now in 2024 i just seen the whole picture and there is a great twist manipulation from external powers. Vietnam, South America, Libya, Afghanistan, Kuwait and Iraq, war stories was just a plot from the real world manipulators.
@@beegeebad3193 That's interesting. So covering up Ninoy's assassination from a personal motive to a "national" motive wasn't personal gain? That's understandable.
my father was involved in the enlisted mans revolt back then. former memeber of RAM too. litttle is known or written from that day although ive seen the news paper front page picture of him and his men that siezed the camp in the now bgc area
The last coup d etat was 1989. Sec of National Defense was late Fidel Ramos, the Chief of Staff was Gen Renato de Villa. I can still vividly remember that last coup wherein the rebel forces almost won against the AFP. I was then the Aide de Camp of the Vice Chief of Staff, AFP when this last coup happened which started on Nov 30, 1989 and lasted for several days
Mahirap pag nasasakal ka Ng kapangyarihan, mahirap din kapag Wala Kang kapangyarihan, pero ang mas mahirap sa lahat eh ginagamit ang mga tao dahil sa kapangyarihan. Mahirap ang sobrang laya, dahil Dito nawala na Ang sanay maayos na bansa, mga politiko ngayun, nilalamon na Ng kapangyarihan na dapat ibigay sa bayan, sa tao Ng panty pantay. sana Isang Umaga na pag gising natin lahat, ok na ulit ang pilipinas😭😭😭😭😭
Parating ang New year ng mga panahon na nag kufeta .. Natatandan ko grade 6 ako naglalaro kami ng basketball na narinig namin na nagkaputukan kita namin sa ere tinitira na pala ang palasyo ng malacanyang ang gulo ng pilipinas that time
For people looking for context, the former president Marcos Sr stepped down to prevent a civil war. RAM forces were part of the military that believed he was still the rightful president and attacked broadcasting and government facilities. The planes in the videos were T28D trainer prop planes fitted with guns and bombs by the RAM, F-5s used by the Philippine Airforce to hunt down the T28Ds and a F4 phantom deployed from an American airbase in country to intimidate the rebels. After a few more skirmishes on the ground, it ended in a stand-off with most of RAM standing down and returning to duty.
You mean the dictator marcos stepped down because he has no more power, albeit the billions they stole from the country was never recovered. The RAM, soldiers led by those thirsty for power and even manipulated by the likes of enrile to stage a coup'.
A blight in the Philippine's history.... Clearly when the military forgot what their mandate is, and clearly a lapse in their civilian overseers and leaders. Whatever justification or advocacy they were proposing? It doesn't change the fact that the military defends his people and country, that role is symbolized by that uniform. Whether or not the civilian leadership or government is corrupt it is still the people's prerogative and authority to select their representative.
Uncle cousin ko nasa govt forces diyan dati nakatira kami sa malapit sa camp aguinaldo Ng panahon naiyan umalis kmi ng 2nd day na yung grabe nayung putukan.. Makikilala mo pg Govt forces pag may ribbon na puti Pag RAM nman may red sila sa uniform
Maraming sinirang buhay na mga sundalo dito dahil kay honasan at iba pang mga nasa likod nito . karamihan Hindi na naka balik sa serbisyo na walang nakuha.
My grandfather used to be a mechanic in Air Force From the early 80s to 2004, he used to be a gunner for the Huey, he told me about this topic a year ago, he said that the AFP(Mostly from the Army) Fight the Marines, he also said that some of his colleagues join the RAM-AFP(Rebel side), he is forced to fight his own countrymen, some of which is hiding in drainage Canal, after the AFP has the momentum, he is ordered to deliver ammunition near Danilo Atienza Air Base, he delivered ammo for the government, but during that time, he also encounter some of the rebels that are patrolling the area, he was asked "Pula Kaba o puti" in English(Are you red or white? Idk if that's the correct color) He simply just answered, "Nagtatrabaho lang ako" (I'm just working), then, later on, he delivered successfully the ammo for the troops of Government, which also contribute the Win for the government side.
he said to me that "Kahit anong Nangyari dati, kaibigan ko parin sila, magkaiba man kami ng paniniwala, nirerespeto ko parin sila bilang sundalo".
he is now currently happy living in Manila, right now some of his friends (From the Air Force) are planning a reunion, Christmas Party in Short, so Happy for them.
Do they wear armbands to know their side? I actually wanna do an impression of the Rebel side for airsoft
So basically, your lolo helped the American CIA keep Corey in power. 😃😃😃😃😃
@@John77Doe Kapatid, ginagawa nga lang nya trabaho yung kanyang trabaho.
@@John77Doe There's actually more evidence that the Americans were on the rebels side but these were swept under the rug. Remember they only made one sortie and never fired a single shot. The one that turn the tide was Maj Atienza's squadron which wiped the rebel air assets ensuring air superiority for the gov forces. Take note that the americans favored marcos, hence why he fled to hawaii.
@@malcolmong5488 a mule for the drug cartel could say the exact same thing. But it doesn't mean he's on the right you know.
Anyway he should have probably said "nakasuot ako ng berde katulad mo! Gago!" I'd let him through for saying something smart.
Philippine Army looks like they were stuck in the Vietnam era with those equipment until the early 2000's.
I'm glad that modernization has been coming into place in the past few years.
The real AFP Modernization was under Diosdado Macapagal 1965 down to his former predecessors. VIETNAM WAR ERA YES! UNDER MARCOS SR yan. Minana ni Cory Aquino
Year 89,those equipment still new,but in the year 2000 looks like old
Decades of neglect because Philippines was under the umbrella of US protection (because of 2 US bases) what supposed to be for military funds - it was siphoned by corrupt generals and politicians
That was in the 1980's bro, lol!
our army weakened when they ousted Marcos Sr. Cory Aquino admin didn't support our army hence our soldiers ended up selling their weapons to guess who? to the rebels. lmao
I was born in 1989 in the middle of this my father was a soldier who fought against the rebels
We Americans thank your father for helping keep the CIA lackey Corey in power. 😃😃😃😃😃😃
Cory was a mistake. @@John77Doe
the pilipino people called her KUREKONG
@@John77DoeThe US supported Marcos, keeping him in power with financial and arms support. He was even evacuated using US aircraft. Marcos was a US lackey. Anyone who wasn't was labeled a communist.
@@octaviondeminicolas1941yan ang ang pagkaka alam mo
Awesome work! Seems like you revisited your "coup d'etat" video which is my favorite amongst your many creations (although undoubtedly there is some bias there as I myself am a Filipino). Absolutely amazing work again!
Hiya! sorry for the late reply! Awesome to see you also watched my other coup video! Thanks for watching!
My grandfather participated in this. He saw the Americans moved trough the streets and saw F-15s fly over. It was incredible he said.
He was even part of the whole EDSA rallies, my grandmother was scared to death when she found out he was there cuz everything was at a boiling point where they thought it'll devolve into a full civil war. Thank God it didn't or else I wouldn't have known him.
His name is Ruben Raro Martires. He was also known among his close group of friends for being part of the management during Micheal Jacksons visit and saw Russian planes land on Philippine soil to help with delivering his stage equipment.
It was 5 years after the Soviet collapse so the Soviets owed the US. The plane he saw? Was the freaking Antonov.
I'm glad to have met him...
Correcting this.. IT'S NOT..F- 15 EAGLES.. ITS A F-4 PHANTOM..
I still vividly remember this as on this time my father who was a serviceman is on the side of the rebel group of Gringo Honasan and my other uncle is part of the government. My uncle then makes it an effort to look for my father and persuade him to go home with him but with no success. I saw in this coup that the rebel soldiers and the government soldiers were never really in conflict with each other. In the end it was still fresh in my memory when my father went back home with all the gears, weapons and ammunition with him as he was dropped off by a 6x6 military truck in front of our house after the coup.
This edit was dope af. The flyover of the F-4 phantoms was a request by then President Cory Aquino to intimidate the RAM-AFP troops. Sadly 1 F-5 fighter crash in an airbase in Cavite. Now the Airbase is named after him: Danilo Atienza airbase. His valiant effort managed to cripple some T-28s and an OV-10 bronco. Snappy salute!
Nice song choice btw!
Actually, Cory Aquino's request was for the F4 to shoot down the rebel aircraft and to bomb and strafe the two airfields the rebels used for launching attacks. At that time, Gen. Colin Powell decided and suggested not to intervene by avoiding any shooting to prevent direct involvement. Thus, everyone in the Oval Office, including then-Vice President Quayle, decided to conduct a "Escalation of force" or guidelines rule to implement.
It's all in Bob Woodward's book, 'The Commanders,' Chapter 13.
Here's the excerpt from the book:
"First rule: the U.S. pilots were to fly over the captured air bases and to
demonstrate extreme hostile intent-in other words, to buzz the shit out of
the rebel T-28s on the ground.
Second, if the T-28s or other rebel aircraft began to taxi on the runway,
the U.S. pilots were to shoot in front of them-the classic warning shot
across the bow.
Third, if at any point the rebels broke ground from the runway in a
takeoff, the U.S. pilots were then to shoot the planes down.
Powell believed this would achieve the same purpose as Aquino’s
request: deter rebel aircraft.
....."
But we know that there was a T28 that was airborne but the F4 didn't shoot it but only did a intimidation-flyby.
Just imagine, Cory Aquino sought the help of the U.S. to kill fellow Filipinos.
It was loaded with electronic equipment that disrupted targetting equipment in Sangley Point . So that the F-5 can come in and strafe the heck out of it. One of those F-5's though flew too low and crashed
AND THOSE STUPID 13 SENATOR OUSTED THE U S. BASES WITHOUT FUNDING THE NAVAL DEFENSE...BUT PRIORITIZED PDAF FOR THEIR OWN POCKET ..😂😂😂😂😂 LEGACY OF CORY AQUINO...AQUINOS LEFACY...PALPAK LEADERSHIP
It was this era that my father told me that my uncle was one of the spy against the government and when the batas militar kicked in they were working to send important information on where will be the soldiers are, unfortunately my uncle was caught and was tortured by one of the officials in the military my father and his friend rescued him, my father said that during their daring escape the soldiers are shooting at them and my uncle save his life by pushing him to the river to dodge the bullet. He told me that if my uncle didn’t push him he would die and we will not be here. Gladly my uncle is still in goodshape he still flexes on how he get his scars and bullet wounds just to remind us that life before wasn’t easy that we should be thankful for the freedom and peace that we enjoy today.
Wow 🇵🇭
How is he not in prison for treason?
It's a disgrace how unrepresented events like these are in the education system. If they taught these in schools, maybe I wouldn't fall asleep.
They're hiding it that's why...
doubt that.
They taught about the coup during my Elementary school days. Thought I didn't understand what a coup d'etat is and couldnt pronounce it correctly back then
Yeah that was a bad time. A few years after this, an earthquake and Mt Pinatubo happened. I still remember the shattered windows of the Belson building when we went to my grandparents in Laguna a few months after the Kudeta. I do remember classes being cancelled back then.
Great job. I was just graduating high school (in the US) when this happened. I knew when Marcos was over thrown but I just found out all coup attempts afterward. It's just crazy.
The Mid 80s to Mid 90s was pure shambles back then haha! Thanks for watching!
Most of Cory's allies turned against her when she released Joma Sison from prison. Cory's former allies were also pro-Marcos up until 1986.
@@Gillan1220 Its because Sison was a COMMUNIST and Cory's allies hated him
@@Gillan1220 also adding that most of the military really were Marcos loyalists, so you can see some of the rebels advocating for his return once they announce success in overthrowing Cory
@@CobraOneTwelve Was this America's fault, again?
Ganda ng background music, a. "Rebel Yell" pa. 😆👍
Bagay na bagay bgm
@@sergedeleon9592- Yep.
Great Timing.
Holy f you don't only make great edits, but have a great taste in music
Yessir! Good edits need great music!
0:13 Finally, the PAL 742 is more visible! It definitely looks like one of their ex-Scandinavian plane.
If I may ask, from which documentary was it sourced?
Hiya! Hit me up on discord and I'll send over the clip I found from some archives I have!
grade school ako nyan naalala ko pinapanuod namin mga tora-tora na lumilipad sa ibabaw ng Malacañang kita sa amin kahit malayo kami sa San Miguel district (Santa Ana kami).
Very good.
Yessir! Thanks!
My uncle was on the Phil airforce he was stationed at the base villamore at that time.
One term that got so popular then was Uzizeros: kibitzers of the Kudeta since it looked like an action movie.
That jet was F4 phantom wild weasel i vividly remember buzzing during coup in the month of december 1989
Those were F-5s. We never had F-4s.
@@JohnC-4no sir we don't have any F4 phantom but in this video you can see F4 phantom i remember vividly see with my own eyes during 1989 of Dec that was F4 phantom flying in metro manila that late president Cory Aquino requested from the U.S. government to counter rebel planes and that jets plane station on Clark airbase❤
@@ericgamboa-xf6hy ah yes, I watched it again. It's at 2:05. You are correct. 👍🏼
0:14 what a cool Boeing 747
Another masterpiece
Thank you!
uy isang buwan p lng ako nito, tpos c papa na assign sa palawan marines din sya noon, hnd kmi mapuntahan ni mama kasi sarado n din daw byahe s air port
One must understand why this happened. Remember when Former President Cory Aquino sitted on the Presidency she released all of the captured CCP-NPA leaders and sub-leaders after former president Marcos Sr. Presidency, which led to return and increased activities of the terror group which lasted for 5 decades (now they only have 7 weakened fronts in southern luzon and visayas), poor situation of the soldiers, as well as political ambitions of some of the officers including Honasan (He is a part of the group that also seperated from the Marcos presidency in later years).
You failed to mention Enrile. The cunning old man thirsty for power and loyal only to himself.
I was in elementary that time....
Love it!
It was this time (my 8th birthday, on Dec 7, ) when we as kids saw form our neighborhood (we go up to our rooftops) the jet fighters in the skline of Manila doing dogfights. It was a spectackle to watch because not everday you see war planes not just flying but literally attaking eachother. As a kid back then I was not aware of what was really happening we just enjoyed what we saw.
Sad that most children don't even know what happened in 1989 forgetting our history and calling Marcos a dictator.
ito ang pagkakamali na ngayon tayo ay nagdurusa
paki explain, Why?
Pinaupo ga nama'y tanga kaya 'yun nga ka coup d' etat.
Ikaw lang ata nagdusa.
my grandfather used to watch this coup fr😂😂
yung pinalipad mga F4 ng mga kano, alisan mga tora tora ng RAM agad hehe
Epal na mga kano
I was in 2nd year coll then when this coup happen in 1989. I saw it how those fighter planes of US made an entrusion maneuvers to PAF tora tora planes to disrupt them in attacking vital installations in camp aguinaldo and air bases in sangley point cavite city.
My grandpa wasn’t in the afp but knew some of the soldiers from the 402nd inf division. One day they a group of them were on leave and went to a beach resort. When they were finishing up the people nearby gunned them down while they were in towels. Turns out the people next to the soldiers were rebels.
All the beach resorts that I know about have security guards with M-16's and shotguns to prevent that sort of thing from happening. 😃😃😃😃😃
I was only 8yrs old when this happened. I don't remember much but it was a weird time.
Ganda panoorin
Loved this!
"GOOD TO REMEMBER BUT NEVER AGAIN"
I was stationed at Clark AB, I'd only been in country since August. When I reported for duty that day everything a buzz. Security had 100% ID checks, a lot of rumors were floating around. I was only 20yo.
US Marines were brought in from Okinawa. TBH we weren't really afraid of any attacks. It was an internal issue, it was just really terrible to see the fighting and destruction.
Your country should have supported the coup plotters instead as they are against Cory Aquino who was friendly to communist terrorists. She even freed many of their top leaders who went into hiding in the Netherlands.
nice again😊
อย่าลืมว่าวิทยุ AM FM ก็ยังมีประโยชน์
ito ung tora tora plane na sumugod sa sangley yata? nakita ung F4 jet sabay atras
The Filipino People as a whole will NEVER SUPPORT any coup attempt and let democracy prevail. Such actions in the past have failed and this include the mutinies of the 2000s.
In 86' my father was on the rebel side. When he bid us goodbye I asked how many are you? He answered "around 200" I asked him not to join the rebellion and he answered they "it was not his decision".
i was born in 1989 in V.Luna hospital (army hospital) while this is on going
My Uncle was 18 and Joined the Marines in 1986 Just months before Marcos was Ousted, After the Revolution, It Didn't really affect Him much nor His political Views. But He was a Hardline Anti Communist, He hated Pol Pot, Mao And Stalin more than George H.W Bush Hated Noriega He said😂, Now, After He Discovered the Release of Joma Sison (Communist party Leader) By the Aquino Administration, It really Pissed him Off and Join The RAM in 1987. Fast Forward to 1989, at 21 When The Coup Started and Still on the RAM-AFP Side, He Fought Alongside Scout Rangers against his Fellow colleagues (marines) in Fort Bonifacio And other Front throughout the Coup. After The failed attempt, He Fled and Seek Asylum in the United States ( just like any RAM-AFP Officers/Leaders do) though, He later Joined The USMC in 1990 and Fought in the Operation Desert shield/storm and
Also Witnessed the Infamous Highway of Death made by the USAF. Then in 1994 Now a Sergeant, He was also Deployed in the Operation Uphold Democracy In Haiti til 95'. He Continued to Serve In the USMC till His discharge in 96' He Became A Sales Manager in Oregon in 1997 But later moved in San Diego in which He was Till this Day.
how did u saved this video
Now I found the MajorSam of the PH, he makes videos like this.
Ang mga coup na Yang ang nagpalubog lalo SA ating bansa SA kahirapan tanda KO pa Yan noong nasa high school ako.
it's more fun in the Philippines
Interesting to see all the WW2 surplus in the video
I nearly lost my father on coup de etat. what i remembered is that he went back home with his forehead was injured. I did not have the time to ask him about his feeling when the people or his team supported was also twisted. He might have a silent regret after some revelations he might discovered after the coup. In 1991 he survived an ambush plot by " sparrow" unit. He was great soldier until he had kidney failure in 2023. We where living in Pasig city and we saw and hear explosions. choppers and "tora tora " plane s flyby. I even saw US blue diamond team on how they outclass PAF planes. Ortigas that time has little buildings and what is happening along EDSA can be seen clearly. Now in 2024 i just seen the whole picture and there is a great twist manipulation from external powers. Vietnam, South America, Libya, Afghanistan, Kuwait and Iraq, war stories was just a plot from the real world manipulators.
Ang linis ng Pilipinas noong unang panahon. 😮😮
Now, people breed like rabbits
@@taiwanisanindependentcountry Its cuz they dont want to do anything productive (hehe) so they reproduce
amazing
Billy Idol
My uncle was here fighting against the rebel armies. He was just a 1st Lieuntenant in the army when this happened.
It's a battle between good vs. evil.
Make it clear who in the govt was evil...
KUREKONG is the devil
@@beegeebad3193
Those people who toppled the Government just for their own personal gains and prestige.
@@mkms685 it was more for the country, than personal gain. Personal gain was whom they where fighting against
@@beegeebad3193
That's interesting. So covering up Ninoy's assassination from a personal motive to a "national" motive wasn't personal gain? That's understandable.
this coup almost turn down the government
my father was involved in the enlisted mans revolt back then. former memeber of RAM too. litttle is known or written from that day although ive seen the news paper front page picture of him and his men that siezed the camp in the now bgc area
it would be better if it was bizzare love triangle since it was famous in the Philippines and also the cant stop playing till this day
Played "La Cucaracha" over this, seems to fit
feb.4,1989 is my year born.
REBEL YELL.... 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
This war in Coup happened in August 31 not in 1989 but 1986 cause my dad is a soldier
The last coup d etat was 1989. Sec of National Defense was late Fidel Ramos, the Chief of Staff was Gen Renato de Villa. I can still vividly remember that last coup wherein the rebel forces almost won against the AFP. I was then the Aide de Camp of the Vice Chief of Staff, AFP when this last coup happened which started on Nov 30, 1989 and lasted for several days
So underrated
Mahirap pag nasasakal ka Ng kapangyarihan, mahirap din kapag Wala Kang kapangyarihan, pero ang mas mahirap sa lahat eh ginagamit ang mga tao dahil sa kapangyarihan. Mahirap ang sobrang laya, dahil Dito nawala na Ang sanay maayos na bansa, mga politiko ngayun, nilalamon na Ng kapangyarihan na dapat ibigay sa bayan, sa tao Ng panty pantay. sana Isang Umaga na pag gising natin lahat, ok na ulit ang pilipinas😭😭😭😭😭
Imagine When Video Game Commando Series Gameplay Trailer was like:
Parang real recap bagay na bgm
Those were difficult times indeed, martial law and post-martial law. The country is in better situation now.
Anong title bgm na ito
Rebel Yell by Billy Idol
My mom was almost born in this time actually
SARAPPP BALIKAN NG MGA EKSENA NITO SA KASAYSAYAN
I watched the melon playground one sandbox it actually match
song name pls
Rebel Yell by Billy Idol
Mony Mony...
Rebel Yell..
My grandfather used to fight in this war but he got diabetes during the war :(
Ate Hindi po “war” ito..
@@albertsebastian4489Small Correction: It's a Coup'detat Not a war
@@Philippinecountryball123 Direct your correction to mariedelacruz3433 not to me..read my statement dumbass
The bloodiest coup
Parating ang New year ng mga panahon na nag kufeta .. Natatandan ko grade 6 ako naglalaro kami ng basketball na narinig namin na nagkaputukan kita namin sa ere tinitira na pala ang palasyo ng malacanyang ang gulo ng pilipinas that time
0:16 poor guy
RAMOS BIAZON... PUPPETS OF THE SAME SICK PLAY... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Eto ang coup na sumira sa economic booming ng Pilipinas noon
dati ng sira ano pang sisirain
@@noelaragon8603 kaya nga bumabangon na ang consumer-led economy ng Pilipinas noon eh. Kaso itong si Gringo ang naglunsad ng coup
@@liberatskiSi enrile ang isa sa mga leader ng kudeta na yan. Ewan bat sarap buhay lang yung balimbing na yan.
Grade 3 Ako nito
For people looking for context, the former president Marcos Sr stepped down to prevent a civil war. RAM forces were part of the military that believed he was still the rightful president and attacked broadcasting and government facilities. The planes in the videos were T28D trainer prop planes fitted with guns and bombs by the RAM, F-5s used by the Philippine Airforce to hunt down the T28Ds and a F4 phantom deployed from an American airbase in country to intimidate the rebels. After a few more skirmishes on the ground, it ended in a stand-off with most of RAM standing down and returning to duty.
You mean the dictator marcos stepped down because he has no more power, albeit the billions they stole from the country was never recovered. The RAM, soldiers led by those thirsty for power and even manipulated by the likes of enrile to stage a coup'.
Winter is coming----in 2024
A blight in the Philippine's history.... Clearly when the military forgot what their mandate is, and clearly a lapse in their civilian overseers and leaders. Whatever justification or advocacy they were proposing? It doesn't change the fact that the military defends his people and country, that role is symbolized by that uniform. Whether or not the civilian leadership or government is corrupt it is still the people's prerogative and authority to select their representative.
I was born on January 1989, so I was a Kudeta Baby 😅😃
Uncle cousin ko nasa govt forces diyan dati nakatira kami sa malapit sa camp aguinaldo
Ng panahon naiyan umalis kmi ng 2nd day na yung grabe nayung putukan..
Makikilala mo pg Govt forces pag may ribbon na puti
Pag RAM nman may red sila sa uniform
Yn un last coup ..
Waste of time and money plus loss of confidence from foreign investors. let us refuse to be tools for other’s greedy ambition
Maraming sinirang buhay na mga sundalo dito dahil kay honasan at iba pang mga nasa likod nito . karamihan Hindi na naka balik sa serbisyo na walang nakuha.
I like The Vedio😮
Rebolusyonaryong Alyansang Makabansa! (RAM)
Imagine When Call Of Duty 1989 was like:
You mean Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 (Operation Just Cause in Panama was in 1989)
Everybody wants to rule the world🤙
0:16 ...
1989 (Gringo's Version)
the rebel forces became coward when they meet the U.S Marines 😂
mmm
Hell yeah!!!!! Rebel Yell like I imagine
Yan ang Legacy iniwan ni Juan Ponce Enrile at Col. Gringo Ahasan!🤣🤣🤣
Nghirap ang bansa after nyan
Telepathy! Universal State of Emergency! Metaverse Emergency! Negative ecosystem emergency! ⚠️