Enjoyed watching this video of the past times in Olongapo City. Lived out in town on Fendler street and Kessing street back in 89-92. Also stationed onboard the USS NIAGARA FALLS AFS-3. This is a beautiful place and beautiful people. Love the culture and the food. You cant beat this place. Aim High Olongapo.
I was there in 1983 also. I used to go to a bar called The Fur Trader, and met a woman who went by the name Marsha De La Cruz, but her real name was Marcia Borromeo. I wish I would have married her.
Thank you for posted these Video . I’m the one wearing yellow top and skirt jeans you took from Richards Tailor shop. I lived in San Diego. Thank you for the memories .
Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it. I was in OLONGAPO in 1961, was in the Marines. Made some memories I'll never forget, I think about it often, thanks again ~USA
Station dito PC3 '86-'88 USNS Post Office Subic Bay PH, lived out in town, good times thanks for the upload 3y to go until retirement and I'm going back (already been there 4x in 2017-18 to make sure lol)
My grade school classmate in the Philippines married a USAF airman she met at Clark AFB in 1964. They are STILL married and living in the USA. I just hope that majority of these Filipino women who married US servicemen have remained married and happy with their family lives. I cannot blame them for what they did in order to meet and marry US servicemen. I think many of these Filipinas have remained faithful to their husbands and families, once they got out of poverty. And I am thankful for American men to keep their marriage commitment to these women, once they had settled in the USA. (Is any statistics on the divorce rate of these marriages compared to all marriages in the USA?)
Aim High Olongapo :D Deployed to Subic in 83 and 84 out of Okinawa (D Battery, 2/12) and loved PI and the people. Beautiful island nation. 10/10 Would Go Again.
Robert here, loved all my '80 -'84 time in Olongapo City, lived in Foster St, New Kapabae, East Tapinac, East BajacBajac. Onto Quezon City to get married, & kids. Here in San Diego now. Conscious is still remembering Magsaysay Dr though.
I was stationed at SRF(Ship Repair Facility) Subic Bay from 11/20/1978 to 3/30/1981 when I was in the Navy. It was the very best tour of duty I ever had when I was in the Navy. My tour of duty was way far too short. I met my late wife of 31 years on 1/16/1975 on my very first Westpac Cruise in the Navy. We didn't get married till 4/5/1979 a few months after I got stationed at SRF Subic Bay. My late wife passed away on 3/6/2010, a month shy of being married 31 years. My late wife was a wonderful wife & mother. We had 3 children.
Christopher S. O' Christopher, were you on the USS Bronstein during the ‘78-‘81 years? I ask bc my late father was stationed there during that time (Navy, as well) on the USS Bronstein and wonder if you knew each other.
Nice to see the old Philippines. In 1989 I was listening to some underground Hip Hop.....and listening to old stale jokes about Emelda Marcos many shoes. Lol
Hello, everyone...can I ask if who has been in the jungle in olongapo city Philippines,knew about the bar name D'hogdes bar..,can anyone remember name Rhea working at this bar in 1980s...,I need the last name if who knews this girl and meet them.., please help🥺
Princess Massage in the Jungle, I should have married Olga, misyado maganda, but I was young and dumb on DOD Subic Bay, got married in Manila, divorced 24 yrs later. But hey there's wisdom in knowing Filipina culture.
PTriddy watch Nelson Sullivan's videos. He was a videographer and his videos are of NYC 1981-1989 when he died of a heart attack. His friend uploads the vault. He documented day and night life of NYC and the Village. His videos are recognized as work of art. Idk google him
The style of bikini bottoms in tje 80s and 90s are so much more attractive imo. I hate how they wear them across under the hips nowdays. As a woman i prefer the high cut sides.
Enjoyed watching this video of the past times in Olongapo City. Lived out in town on Fendler street and Kessing street back in 89-92. Also stationed onboard the USS NIAGARA FALLS AFS-3. This is a beautiful place and beautiful people. Love the culture and the food. You cant beat this place. Aim High Olongapo.
Agreed
Met my first wife in 1983 in a bar called New Haven, Eighteen year marriage, two daughters.... and a life time of great memories....
I was there in 1983 also. I used to go to a bar called The Fur Trader, and met a woman who went by the name Marsha De La Cruz, but her real name was Marcia Borromeo. I wish I would have married her.
I miss that city!!! Had the best time of my life there 1987 and 1989. on the USS Frederick (LST-1184)
Thank you for posted these Video . I’m the one wearing yellow top and skirt jeans you took from Richards Tailor shop. I lived in San Diego. Thank you for the memories .
Thank you. Glad you liked it.
Just retired, and this is the one port I regret never getting liberty in. PI seemed like it would have been heaven.
Yup
it still is if you got the money
Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it. I was in OLONGAPO in 1961, was in the Marines. Made some memories I'll never forget, I think about it often, thanks again ~USA
My pleasure
If vlogging and the net was there before you're a billionaire by now. Good job on your videos. Big thanks!
Station dito PC3 '86-'88 USNS Post Office Subic Bay PH, lived out in town, good times thanks for the upload
3y to go until retirement and I'm going back (already been there 4x in 2017-18 to make sure lol)
Didn't know they had girlie bars in Olongapo. I learn something new everyday.
They have been there ever since there was a US Naval Base
You're kidding me right
My grade school classmate in the Philippines married a USAF airman she met at Clark AFB in 1964. They are STILL married and living in the USA. I just hope that majority of these Filipino women who married US servicemen have remained married and happy with their family lives. I cannot blame them for what they did in order to meet and marry US servicemen. I think many of these Filipinas have remained faithful to their husbands and families, once they got out of poverty. And I am thankful for American men to keep their marriage commitment to these women, once they had settled in the USA. (Is any statistics on the divorce rate of these marriages compared to all marriages in the USA?)
Robert here, Last time I checked 2021, 84% of Filipinas marry service men are still married, 9% passed.
Aim High Olongapo :D Deployed to Subic in 83 and 84 out of Okinawa (D Battery, 2/12) and loved PI and the people. Beautiful island nation. 10/10 Would Go Again.
I heard a Millie Vanilli song. The girls looked liked they loved dancing to it.
Amazing watching this I could watch these all day.
Had my first trip in 87 wish I'd gone to subic then.
thanks
@@goodtimesfunforall778 hi ! I just want to ask , if you a pic or video of mindas boss n locker bar , it's near on that new ever hotel.
Robert here, loved all my '80 -'84 time in Olongapo City, lived in Foster St, New Kapabae, East Tapinac, East BajacBajac. Onto Quezon City to get married, & kids. Here in San Diego now. Conscious is still remembering Magsaysay Dr though.
We had fun.
thanks for the videos, I was there in2009, 2010, 2014. married a Filipina.
I was stationed at SRF(Ship Repair Facility) Subic Bay from 11/20/1978 to 3/30/1981 when I was in the Navy. It was the very best tour of duty I ever had when I was in the Navy. My tour of duty was way far too short. I met my late wife of 31 years on 1/16/1975 on my very first Westpac Cruise in the Navy. We didn't get married till 4/5/1979 a few months after I got stationed at SRF Subic Bay. My late wife passed away on 3/6/2010, a month shy of being married 31 years. My late wife was a wonderful wife & mother. We had 3 children.
Christopher S. O' Christopher, were you on the USS Bronstein during the ‘78-‘81 years? I ask bc my late father was stationed there during that time (Navy, as well) on the USS Bronstein and wonder if you knew each other.
OMG THEY were my good.friends..Hi Leny ..missed.you😘😘😘..te Rose
Hello,po bka po Kilala mo c Rhea, hinahanap ko po sya ,sya kc Ang mother ko...
Nice to see the old Philippines. In 1989 I was listening to some underground Hip Hop.....and listening to old stale jokes about Emelda Marcos many shoes. Lol
Lol
I think these videos of yours are awesome. Ahead of your time.
Really ahead of its time
I know those people at the hotel front desk. We used to live just across the street.
Awsome!!
Some of those jeepney's still running up to these days...
BLT 3/4, 1974. 2 leaves 1975 2 mos. BLT 1/4 1976, one leave. Permanent personnel 1977-1981. Unbelievable place! Everything you’ve heard is TRUE!
Lots of changes after the base closure but i have been back every 6 months since December 2022. How you are doing brother
Back when penicillin took care of everything!
very true!!
@@goodtimesfunforall778 👏 👏 👏
Playing Let it Be in a Go-Go bar! Hilarious 😂
That's good. Never thought of that before.
The best days in my life. Midway Dog for Life.
Can anyone remember a bar called genesis .. And any one here from the ship USS mount hood (AE-29)
Hello, everyone...can I ask if who has been in the jungle in olongapo city Philippines,knew about the bar name D'hogdes bar..,can anyone remember name Rhea working at this bar in 1980s...,I need the last name if who knews this girl and meet them.., please help🥺
Princess Massage in the Jungle, I should have married Olga, misyado maganda, but I was young and dumb on DOD Subic Bay, got married in Manila, divorced 24 yrs later. But hey there's wisdom in knowing Filipina culture.
Hii,sir is Olga still alive till now?
1989? where on earth did you find this tape? time capsule x100
PTriddy watch Nelson Sullivan's videos. He was a videographer and his videos are of NYC 1981-1989 when he died of a heart attack. His friend uploads the vault. He documented day and night life of NYC and the Village. His videos are recognized as work of art. Idk google him
Man, I remember crossing the shit river and hearing BBDs Poison blaring outta Rock Trax at noon back in 1991😅
Was this Slim’s in Olongapo?
The style of bikini bottoms in tje 80s and 90s are so much more attractive imo. I hate how they wear them across under the hips nowdays. As a woman i prefer the high cut sides.
Susie Moonwalker times have changed for the worst for the most part.
..me too I prefer the high cut, looks way more attractive and lengthens the legs 😍
Thats right baby
Good old VLOGGING...vidcam recording.
face it they would prefer a 100 year old white guy
Good memories
What year was this?
89-90
ever wonder why they would work in a sweat shop and you would rather not work at all. wonder about that
Notice how slender everyone was.
Some of my best memories NAVY 1978 USS CONSTELLATION