It’s very heart warming to learn that a US Navy ship is named after a historically significant fortress in my country - the Philippines - during the WWII where both Americans and Filipinos fought and endured side by side.
but then sadly, many WWII veterans were not given their dues from the US government until they were but just a few of them left... many died of old age waiting for what was due to them for their sacrifices in time of war as they fought side by side for freedom from tyranny from the Japanese...
@SteveNegley FJB I'm talking of Filipino WWII vets... sure your people are well taken care of... but OUR Filipino vets were mostly denied their just compensation until most of them have died... they too died for MY country... think before you start flapping yours...
I was stationed on this ship back in 2007-2010, went on deployment with this ship and went to New York for fleet week, such a great tradition and amazing crew!!
@@HandmadenotHallmark we should try to guess who each other is. Mine shouldn't be that hard. What rank you leave? Chief Phillips was your chief. Senior Chief Phillips when I left in 10'.
Thank you to the men and women of the US military for their selfless sacrifice and service to keep us all safe. Godspeed and God bless the United States of America. 🇺🇸
I appreciate that one of our provinces here in the Philippines has been promoted through this war ship. However, the pronunciation of Bataan is "BAH-TAH-AN hope you got it.
"BIG 5" ABUCAY Cafe. ABUCAY is one of the municipalities in Bataan. It's the first line of defense of the American and Filipino forces against the Japanese.
Thanks for showing us the great men and women currently serving in the US Navy. Many people who see the ships in Fleet Week wonder how they operate at sea.
Your Grandfahter was a legend. I did not agree with his politics sometimes, however as a leader and man there is no equal. History will judge. The GOP begs for a man like him today!!
I’m a lefty, but I hope the GOP can find their way back. The real GOP guys like McCain are severely missed. We didn’t always agree and that’s okay but we both cherished our precious democracy which is under attack today.
I want to see Hollywood movies or TV series about Bataan Death March today. This history that the Americans and Filipinos share with each other deserves some representation.
At a young age my grandpa would tell stories about the battle of Bataan. There is a Battle Cry "Erlinda ng Bataan", she's a beautiful young Pilipina fallen to japanese army. As the battle cry heard the tide turns. Americans and Pilipinos never give up on fighting. My grandfather was 16 year old that time enlisted to US army...
Mid forties and up. I'm guessing at that. My service was in US Marines. Most of my time was in the desert. I'm also guessing that a Captain on an amphibious LHD must be an experienced naval aviator. Semper Fi.
CAPT Murphy is a native of West Deptford, NJ. He graduated from Rutgers in 1998 with a B.S. in Civil Engineering and in 2007 earned his MBA from Naval Post Graduate School. He graduated OCS in 1999 and was designated a Naval Aviator in 2000.
Never got the hate for her, people act as if she was responsible for her father's actions. The Bush family is a great family, but "W" made stupid tragic decisions that we are still feeling the effects of today, doesn't mean his family is evil.
Was on that ship for 2009 deployment I was with 3/2 USMC infantry battalion as a FMF Doc. We were going to Afghanistan then we contracted H1N1 Swine flu “22ND SWINE MEU”’09 then home from the 8 month deployment and we were 1 day away from being off the ship and Haiti earthquake 2010 happened in January and we were home after 8 months deployment for 1 week and scrambled and redeployed to Haiti for earthquake disaster January 2010.
A lot of people don't realize that when you go out on a ship even in "peace" time you're on a floating bomb and there's nowhere to go it's a do-or-die situation if you engage the enemy or have a mishap US Navy viet vet. CVA-59 FID
WRONG ! There are so many things that go wrong out there that can jeopardize a ship's operation that civilians never know about. Fires in my opinion the worst Getting back to peace time comment You must have forgotten the USS Cole it had a big hole blown on its side by a barger most likely collecting trash from the ship. There's your " peace time"
@@josemelendez8549 Fire is a major risk on any ship. We agree warships have more things that can burn dangerously, but fire is the biggest danger on any ship, including merchant, cargo and passenger ships. We agree the Cole attack was terrible and damaging, but how often do they happen, especially now that security procedures and policies are better?
@@LoanwordEggcorn procedures and policies that's laughable. I know you won't believe me because you haven't been there but there are so many things that happen out there that nobody talks about. The only thing I will agree with you is fire. Our worst enemy and I'll leave it at that. Post about your experience in the Navy since you post like an expert.
@@josemelendez8549 Well for one thing, it's now illegal to come within 500 yards of any active Navy ship. That should help prevent future Cole incidents, at least in theory. And we note they have not happened again. I was not in the navy but have studied some of the hazards of military and other ships. It sounds like we agree that fire is the top risk for ships of all kinds. Obviously I agree that a military ship has more hazards than a civilian one. Nonetheless they're both relatively safe in peacetime.
Jenna , thank you for sharing these amazing men & Women who served photo Nate 📷 thanks for your service in the Navy and now NBC President George HW Bush was an amazing awesome man an American hero . Having had a friend & former student baseball ⚾️player serve on the Batan saluting our Men & Women in the Armed forces.
Just a reminder that the Philippines was an American territory like Guam and Puerto Rico. The Americans were defending the American soil when they defended the Philippines against Japan during World War 2.
this ship should set sail to The Philippines in order for the China to see that we don't give up easily... and this is one solid proof that US and The Philippines is an ally ever since. Mabuhay USS Bataan!!!
I'm glad you brought this up. I thought I was the only one getting annoyed with the incorrect pronunciation of Bataan. Mispronouncing Bataan as "Bah-ton" is quite insulting to the history of Bataan
I was a Marine Grunt. Thought they're 'Hatches' not 'Door's? Ah, the new 'Squid' Navy. The Lt. must have been a 'Canoe U' grad. 0311 G/2/5 An Hoa/Arizona Territory 68-69
I ran a Special Request Chit to go for a helo ride on a WESTPAC deployment in 1999. I didn't get the training, but I was briefed: "If we go down, hold onto something for reference. Get out, and inflate your vest once clear of the helo." That was on an SH-60B Seahawk, while the engines were on and rotors were turning! It was an awesome 20-minute flight and I got amazing photos that day.
I feel proud for this ship, because i was born and raised in the province of BATAAN. And whenever i'm home, i always find time to go and give respect to the soldiers who gave the ultimate sacrifice , to defend my province and my country, by visiting MT. SAMAT NATIONAL SHRINE, in the town of PILAR ( my hometown ).
She called a ship a boat. There is no submarine here. The Submarines are called a boat. She is on a target not silent service which is what I served on run silent run deep.
My grandfather was survivor of the Bataan Death March. Really really cool to see that they named a ship after Bataan.
My uncle is one of many soldiers died in the bataan death march.
I commissioned this ship in 1996. Ingalls shipyard Pasagoula MS. Good times 😎⚓️
It’s very heart warming to learn that a US Navy ship is named after a historically significant fortress in my country - the Philippines - during the WWII where both Americans and Filipinos fought and endured side by side.
TIL
but then sadly, many WWII veterans were not given their dues from the US government until they were but just a few of them left... many died of old age waiting for what was due to them for their sacrifices in time of war as they fought side by side for freedom from tyranny from the Japanese...
@SteveNegley FJB I'm talking of Filipino WWII vets... sure your people are well taken care of... but OUR Filipino vets were mostly denied their just compensation until most of them have died... they too died for MY country... think before you start flapping yours...
🇨🇿 🇺🇸
Filipino girls love American Navy men lol
Wow, that is our province. Thank you for honoring Bataan and all those men, and women who lost their lives during the Battle of Bataan.
I was stationed on this ship back in 2007-2010, went on deployment with this ship and went to New York for fleet week, such a great tradition and amazing crew!!
For real? Me too. Where you work?
@@TSwizzle777 I was in CIC...Operation Specialist here
@@HandmadenotHallmarkIt's here right now. I'm gonna see if they'll take my wife and daughter up tomorrow.
@@HandmadenotHallmark we should try to guess who each other is. Mine shouldn't be that hard. What rank you leave? Chief Phillips was your chief. Senior Chief Phillips when I left in 10'.
@@HandmadenotHallmark We left the same year.
Awesome. Proud of my country and the military.
She's the daughter of a traitorous war criminal - who cares?
I was of the first crew onboard Bataan AKA Big 5 Plankowner, last ship i was on before I retired. Brings back great memories
We were on there at the same time. I got on board right before the maiden voyage...great ship and lots of great people and memories!
Bataan is one of the province of the Philippines where WW2 Death March happened. Thank you for naming the ship USS Bataan.
Correct
@Edward Amparo oh no Toxic Pinoy pride spotted
@@aessedai2739 how is that a Pinoy Pride comment??
@@my_other_side473 haha go figure slow folk before I tell you
@@aessedai2739 ..l..
I wish they come to the Philippines especially the island of Bataan. So they can dock and do a tour on Corregidor Island.
Bataan is not an Island it's a Peninsula.
Thank you to the men and women of the US military for their selfless sacrifice and service to keep us all safe. Godspeed and God bless the United States of America. 🇺🇸
God bless the men and women who serve this country every day to keep us free. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Manning the rails was always one of the most impressive events I participated in or watched.
USS Bataan, USS Leyte Gulf, US Philippine Sea. Greetings from the filipino people.
filipino girls love American Navy men lol
@@moisesojeda1085 also american girls like filipino men
@@yunnayun9367 not really 😂 they’re too short, they like tall black guys
@@moisesojeda1085Wdym I'm a pilipino dating whites here in US. You just gotta be tall and not be 5'4 😂
Honor courage commitment 💪 as a navy veteran been my motto cince 1985 I'm 54 huraaaah
The ship is named for the Battle of Bataan in the Philippines, during World War II. 🇵🇭
and the Bataan Death March
filipino girls love American sailors lol
@@moisesojeda1085 probably, but I'm sure they love the sailors money.
Yeah who asked show off flip
@@jowamoto9368 they also love tall White dudes
So heartwarming that the great US pays homage to this Ship with its history deeply rooted in Filipino Culture.
I appreciate that one of our provinces here in the Philippines has been promoted through this war ship. However, the pronunciation of Bataan is "BAH-TAH-AN hope you got it.
Military men and women .God Bless them 🙏
5:42 It is not a boat it is a ship because it has smaller water vehicles on it. Thank you all for your service to this great country.
Great story, Jenna and tour. God Bless our Troops
Bataan is a place in Philippines, during WW2 the war was called the Battle of Bataan ending to the Death March…
"BIG 5" ABUCAY Cafe. ABUCAY is one of the municipalities in Bataan. It's the first line of defense of the American and Filipino forces against the Japanese.
it's nice to have a ship named after one of the provinces here in the Philippines.
God Bless this country! It's a shame how it's being torn down.
Semper Fi
If you can move to Europe, I would do it.
Thanks for showing us the great men and women currently serving in the US Navy. Many people who see the ships in Fleet Week wonder how they operate at sea.
Boy it would be neat to walk aboard at 83. Thank you for the video.
woww ... i believe that USS Bataan was named after our place- the Philippines 🤍💙❤️ "Bataan" a very historical place of war during WW2 ☑️😃
if I not wrong USS BATAAN... coming from BATAAN Place near in Manila Philippines.... 🇵🇭
Happy Mother's day 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Your Grandfahter was a legend. I did not agree with his politics sometimes, however as a leader and man there is no equal. History will judge. The GOP begs for a man like him today!!
I’m a lefty, but I hope the GOP can find their way back. The real GOP guys like McCain are severely missed. We didn’t always agree and that’s okay but we both cherished our precious democracy which is under attack today.
Hope she gets to do a tour like this on the 77 Avenger that would be an amazing experience for her.
I want to see Hollywood movies or TV series about Bataan Death March today. This history that the Americans and Filipinos share with each other deserves some representation.
It’s inspired to see how beautiful our uniform Men and Women. Thanks for sharing Jenna!
At a young age my grandpa would tell stories about the battle of Bataan. There is a Battle Cry "Erlinda ng Bataan", she's a beautiful young Pilipina fallen to japanese army. As the battle cry heard the tide turns. Americans and Pilipinos never give up on fighting. My grandfather was 16 year old that time enlisted to US army...
BATAAN is one of the province in the Philippines TY US🇺🇸❤🇵🇭
God bless america!
What is the average age of Captain in USN ? Capt Murphy looks so youthful
Mid forties and up. I'm guessing at that. My service was in US Marines. Most of my time was in the desert. I'm also guessing that a Captain on an amphibious LHD must be an experienced naval aviator.
Semper Fi.
CAPT Murphy is a native of West Deptford, NJ. He graduated from Rutgers in 1998 with a B.S. in Civil Engineering and in 2007 earned his MBA from Naval Post Graduate School. He graduated OCS in 1999 and was designated a Naval Aviator in 2000.
Proud of US NAVY!!
Very proud to be AMERICAN !
No you're not.
Never got the hate for her, people act as if she was responsible for her father's actions. The Bush family is a great family, but "W" made stupid tragic decisions that we are still feeling the effects of today, doesn't mean his family is evil.
Was on that ship for 2009 deployment I was with 3/2 USMC infantry battalion as a FMF Doc. We were going to Afghanistan then we contracted H1N1 Swine flu “22ND SWINE MEU”’09 then home from the 8 month deployment and we were 1 day away from being off the ship and Haiti earthquake 2010 happened in January and we were home after 8 months deployment for 1 week and scrambled and redeployed to Haiti for earthquake disaster January 2010.
That ship was full of bull
Ah my home NYC and the Navy what could be better.
Will there ever be a USS MOSCOW and USS VLADIVOSTOK?
They say that in the Navy the coffee’s mighty fine. It looks like muddy water, it tastes like turpentine.
A lot of people don't realize that when you go out on a ship even in "peace" time you're on a floating bomb and there's nowhere to go it's a do-or-die situation if you engage the enemy or have a mishap
US Navy viet vet. CVA-59 FID
Yes, but how often does that happen in peacetime? It's pretty rare, right?
WRONG !
There are so many things that go wrong out there that can jeopardize a ship's operation that civilians never know about. Fires in my opinion the worst
Getting back to peace time comment
You must have forgotten the USS Cole it had a big hole blown on its side by a barger most likely collecting trash from the ship. There's your " peace time"
@@josemelendez8549 Fire is a major risk on any ship. We agree warships have more things that can burn dangerously, but fire is the biggest danger on any ship, including merchant, cargo and passenger ships.
We agree the Cole attack was terrible and damaging, but how often do they happen, especially now that security procedures and policies are better?
@@LoanwordEggcorn procedures and policies that's laughable. I know you won't believe me because you haven't been there but there are so many things that happen out there that nobody talks about. The only thing I will agree with you is fire. Our worst enemy and I'll leave it at that.
Post about your experience in the Navy since you post like an expert.
@@josemelendez8549 Well for one thing, it's now illegal to come within 500 yards of any active Navy ship. That should help prevent future Cole incidents, at least in theory.
And we note they have not happened again.
I was not in the navy but have studied some of the hazards of military and other ships.
It sounds like we agree that fire is the top risk for ships of all kinds. Obviously I agree that a military ship has more hazards than a civilian one. Nonetheless they're both relatively safe in peacetime.
Didnt knew there was warship named after a place in Philippines. Bataan is where a lot of American and Filipino soldiers died during the Death March.
Jenna did a great job.
Wow nice ship and name came from bataan place in philippines that time the war in bataan
The ship was named bataan a historic bataan who fought with american and filipinos
Also bataan is located in the philippines
Jenna is great
The Province i was Born and grew up in the Philippines.
Bataan really is this Bataan of the Philippines
Corregidor is part of Cavite.
The Bataan is a name of a province located at the central luzon
Very cool.
That's Hoffman at 1:18 on the right. Enjoy your NYC Fleetweek. See you when you return.
My old ship. I am a Plank Owner of LHD 5.
Wow! I am from Bataan, this is cool! And see the town names. 😱😱😱
Lol because of battle in bataan bago mo lng nalaman?
@@yunnayun9367 ????
where did the Navy get that name USS Bataan, was that one of the province of the Philippines.
Lol its because of bataan war
Hope she provided valuable services 🙏.
GO NAVY!
Jenna , thank you for sharing these amazing men & Women who served photo Nate 📷 thanks for your service in the Navy and now NBC President George HW Bush was an amazing awesome man an American hero . Having had a friend & former student baseball ⚾️player serve on the Batan saluting our Men & Women in the Armed forces.
👍Hard work!! The Canadian Navy is looking to contract out ship cleaning….sad
Super cool
Named after my home 🇵🇭
Nice story.
The ship was named after the place where Death March begin.
is the ship name, based on the Bataan base in the Philippines? where the Bataan death march was made?
Inside look at Jennas Bush!
Just a reminder that the Philippines was an American territory like Guam and Puerto Rico. The Americans were defending the American soil when they defended the Philippines against Japan during World War 2.
This looks nice and all but don't forget the mess we have in USS George Washington
this ship should set sail to The Philippines in order for the China to see that we don't give up easily... and this is one solid proof that US and The Philippines is an ally ever since. Mabuhay USS Bataan!!!
lmao it's not that easy. I doubt that they want to fight China.
God Bless The United States Of America!
As a Filipino, it is pronounced Ba-Tah-Ahn, double A’s
I'm glad you brought this up. I thought I was the only one getting annoyed with the incorrect pronunciation of Bataan. Mispronouncing Bataan as "Bah-ton" is quite insulting to the history of Bataan
@@moisesojeda1085 Creepy comment
It should be pronounce "BA-TAH-AN"
I was a Marine Grunt. Thought they're 'Hatches' not 'Door's? Ah, the new 'Squid' Navy. The Lt. must have been a 'Canoe U' grad.
0311 G/2/5 An Hoa/Arizona Territory 68-69
It's not Bataan.. It's Ba-ta-an. 😉
that was horrible, didn't show the enlisted crews bearthing... officer state rooms are penthouses ....
we met a different captain of the bataan
This USS is named after a philippine city
It’s not pronounced Buh Tan. It’s pronounced Baa ta ahn.
Thank You
Jenna, its pronounced Bata Ann
no it’s not
Lindo bote, aunque me quedo con los pesqueros de 30 metros de eslora en los que navegue, la corresponsal no parece mareada bien por ella.
Hooray for the u.s.s Bataan! ! Come here to philippines so that China will get hot and bothered. .
Curious, did she take the normally required helicopter crash training where they flip you upside down in a simulated helicopter in a swimming pool?
I ran a Special Request Chit to go for a helo ride on a WESTPAC deployment in 1999. I didn't get the training, but I was briefed: "If we go down, hold onto something for reference. Get out, and inflate your vest once clear of the helo." That was on an SH-60B Seahawk, while the engines were on and rotors were turning! It was an awesome 20-minute flight and I got amazing photos that day.
Love you Jenna 💝
I LOVE JENNA BUSH HAGER MAY SHE REIGN SUPREME
Did she say her grandfather was GWB? Why is she allowed on the news?
Why Biden is president
The fall of Bataan 🙏🙏
When the video shows the reporter being taught how to open a door or how to use a staircase....
its ba-ta-an, not batan
It's pronounced as bata-an. Not bataaaaaan
Photo Nate how ya doin?
I feel proud for this ship, because i was born and raised in the province of BATAAN. And whenever i'm home, i always find time to go and give respect to the soldiers who gave the ultimate sacrifice , to defend my province and my country, by visiting MT. SAMAT NATIONAL SHRINE, in the town of PILAR ( my hometown ).
How old is that captain?
Oh look I'm doing something because of who my dad is, not anything I've ever done.
What's wrong with that? That's how life is. If she's doing a good job and is a pleasant personality, why complain?
The commanding officer looks like he's 20
She called a ship a boat. There is no submarine here. The Submarines are called a boat. She is on a target not silent service which is what I served on run silent run deep.
Seriously! Jenna!😅😅😅
God Bless our Marines. Finest fighting force on this planet.