Roosevelt Roads Naval Hospital
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video you would get to see the Roosevelt Roads Navy Hospital as it is today 2023. This hospital had 200 bed capacity and the structure was built so well that even after 20 years it still is in a repairable condition.
Thank you for posting these videos. I was born there in 1980 and I’ve never been back since my parents left in 1981. Watching your videos means a lot! Thanks
Sure I am glad you enjoyed it.
My little brother was born there. He would have loved your videos!! He passed away 2 years ago at age 55. Lots of amazing memories from that place. I loved it!
Sad to hear his passing. Hope you enjoy the videos.
The hospital really looks good after all this time - Thanks Sammy
Stationed there from January 1984 to August 1985 , Corpsman Psych-tech.
Cool, thanks for watching.
My dad was in this hospital for a couple months bc he was in a helicopter accident. Great hospital in its day! So sad to see it like this! It was state of the art at the time!❤😢Thanks for showing it.
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for making and posting this video. I was stationed at the Roosy Hospital from 1977 to 1979. Was a Prev Med Tech working Environmental Health and mosquito surveillance 🪳
Thank you for watching.
My oldest was born here in 1983.
Cool!
I loved that hospital. Great place.
Yes the view from that hospital is breath taking. Thanks for watching.
Good morning and thank you. I lived in the hospital dorm, the building adjacent to the hospital for the first 18 months of my assignment before moving to housing. First daughter was born there and first wife was a corpsman there. Lots of memories.
Thanks again for watching Don!
Wow it still looks in good shape overall! My 2nd son was born there in Aug 1994, love that hospital
Yes the building has held up preety good despite the hurricanes.
I was there the same time as Don. The best chow hall I ever ate at. The chef would bring in fresh pineapples from his garden and with his made to order omelets always a good breakfast. It all looked the same from when I left in 1977. Except I think there were a few more trees looking down toward the ocean. Thanks for views Jeff H
Sure, thank you for watching.
My youngest daughter was born in that hospital. April 1989.
Nice, thanks for watching.
We lived at the marina on the Blue Chip. Great memories there. Later on my parents had the S/V Fairweather. I was also married at the Chapel on the Hill. 😊
Cool, thanks for watching.
Luckily I didn’t have to have many trips to the hospital but the few times I been there I do remember how beautiful it was.
It sure has a view! Thanks for watching.
WOW, good memories when my dad was going to that hospital.
You did again Sammy, Thank You 🫡
You are welcome, thanks again for watching.
What a GREAT hospital and what views in it's days.!
Yes, and it is still in fairly good shape given the time it has been abandoned.
I lived next to the hospital at the Seabee base and was courting a Navy girl who worked & lived in the hospital, I took her sailing on a Lazer sailboat in the harbor. I also took windsurfing lessons on Roosie Roads. I met a local girl there too at the enlisted club, we met again off base and she came to a cook out on the CB beach with me. I was 23 then 1984, so long ago.
Awesome thanks for sharing your story and for watching the videos.
i was a little kid when i visited that hospital at least 3 times in 3 years 1956-59
Cool, I visited once when I worked at the base.
Thank you Sammy
You are so welcome, thanks for watching.
My daughter was born there in March of 1997! Kathy Keiser delivered her. We also went to that parking lot to see fireworks for the 4th of July! I always loved the view from up there.
Nice, yeah the view is awesome!
I was born there! 🙂
Cool, hope you enjoyed the video and thaks for watching.
Great video and really cool to jog some memories. I got my appendix out shortly after we transferred here. Were contractors allowed to go to the hospital? TBH- it is this experience of 'government healthcare' that ran pretty well and got the care you needed that always makes me wistful for what could be.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
man., i want those signs. i used to have some signs from a closed hospital ... had "medical personnel only beyond this point" on my bathroom door and UCU on a bedroom door...
Cool, thanks for watching.
I remember when the hospital was built
Cool!
Do you have any pics of the incinerator behind the hospital
I don’t however if it is still there I can go by and see if I can find it to take a few. Thanks for watching.
@spvideo68 l would greatly appreciate that. I operated it from 85 to 89. I developed respiratory issues during that time that have carried over to today. Of course, the Navy has lost my 14 year long medical records.
Wasn't there an earlier hospital, adjacent to the Bundy barracks area?
If there was one must have been back in the 1950s or 60s. I know that there is a dental clinic in Bundy I have not covered that one yet. Thanks for watching.
Yes there was. ‘67-‘68. The hospital was on the top of a hill, looking down on Bundy.
That was same hospital 79-83 right?
Yes.
To the best of my knowledge it is!
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Gracias por ver los videos.
Looks like MRI
Most likely it is! Thanks for watching.
So sad to see how 10s of millions in taxpayer money goes wasted once the powers to be close a base and the state or territory lets it rot away!!
Absolutely sad to see. Thanks for watching the video.