The last time that I was in Subic City was 1988 when I was stationed at Subic Bay with A Company Marines. You only went to Subic City for one thing back then and wow, it sure does look different nowadays which is to be expected. As Marines, when we went to the field at Green or Red Beach, the girls from Subic City were brought over in boats for some nighttime bush bunny action.
I used to take the Marines out to Green and Red Beach in LCM 6 and 8 Boats, we called them Mike Boats I remember we could buy soft drinks on the Beach from the kids I sure miss those days
Hi James oh yes we used to play Smiles at Marilyn's back in the day it was great because the AFP or Shore Patrol did not go there, those Marines did some crazy stuff but what happened in Subic City stayed in Subic City it's so different now not worth the trip there from Magsaysay Drive
I used to take the Marines over to Green and Red Beach all the time I worked at Boat Pool driving LCM 6 and 8 boats (boat with a toward ramp we would lower and raise
78-80 ... we used to frequent a bar in Subic City called "Stumpy & Gimpy's" as memory serves they were WWVN vets, on e missing an arm, the other missing a leg. Ice cold San Miguel is what we went there for! Also, the ambiance as well.
@@subicbayjohnny Those two guys would argue over some of the most inane stuff! Kept us in stitches. Good times. I am also in possession of a business card from Marilyn's from that same era!
I miss the old days in Subic City. Back when there was no paved road. I used to go to the "Miami ( supper) Club " as it was called back then. But my primary hangout was "HIGH TIMES INN" , across from the Jupiter club and right next door to "Easy Riders". Easy Riders, was the first place I ever "barfined" . But I had a sort of steady gal from High Times. But I also visited Marilyns, Sweet Sixteen, Jupiter, Blue Diamond and International bar. Hight Times was eventually built up to a 3 story building. Had to be careful of the stairs!! lol,,,. Momasan, Gloria used to sleep on the pool table on the second deck. Ah,,,those were indeed,,,,the days!!!!!
Thanks! Lots of memories, and many lost. Eagles was my hangout in '85-'88, it used to be across the street from the place on the 2nd floor. I had my laundry done there during rainy season and they hung the clothes in that walkway to the bay and had a small fire going. My clothes smelled like a house fire haha.
I remember my cousin told me about a place called marylans #1. He was there in the 70s. I did a west pack in 81-82. We were in olongapo so me and a few friends took a jitney through the jungle and the driver drove up to a small town (subic city) he stopped right in front of marylands#1. I couldn't believe my eyes. We finished with a friendly game of smiles. People who have been there know what I'm talking about. Lol
Thanks for the memories how about bario barrerter? How about the white rock? The good old days of the usaf at Clark angles and the navy at Subic remember Popeye?
thank you Johnny I was born in Olongapo my dad was in marines and my mom was filipino last time we there in 1972 but my dad was stationed in oceanside ca. that last we in phippines in 1972
In my country even we are 3rd country as dey say we are hospitable people you 1st say hi to dat lady so she said hi too but plzzzz don't think all women in my country are easy going anywhere in any country are different meaning we arenot all easy women you greet us you ask questions questions we reply to your questions right? Anywhere anyplace in the world got different kinds of life sorry to say as a Filipinos we got GMRC. GOOD MANNERS AND RIGHT CONDUCT YES WR ARE POOR BUT WE LOVING GENEROUS PEOPLE UN LUCKILY YOU GOT A WRONG TAXI AND WRONG DRIVER I GUSESS BE SAFE IM ANY COUNTRY YOU GO. SORRY HOW MY COUNTRY LOOKS LIKE BUT WE ARE GODLY PEOPLE WE KNOW HOW TO BE THANK FULL FOR WHAT WE GOT..GOD BLESS US ALL❤😢
Spent some time there as a Marine while on the USS Durham during the Gulf War 90-91! Loved Barrio the most however. A few times while in port Subic was off limits for us.
I use to Rent 3 Homes for Only $40.00 Each Monthly in Olongapo City. I was a Stationed "A" Co. Marine Barracks Guard Sentry. I Worked All the Gates on the Subic Bay Naval Base back in the 70's. Checking i.d.'s, Checking for Bombs, Black Marketing items, etc. I did my first Jungle Training in the Jungles of the P.I.
Was stationed on the Sterett… chief had a bar in barrio baretto called joyz R Us… any chance you can find the location? Do a video on it? Might be worth a couple San Magoos… Salamat..
Back in the early to mid 80s, I used to frequent a small bar on Rizal Ave. In Olongapo. It was named The Fur Trader. Does anyone have any information as to whatever became of that bar? I got some photos & alot of memories of that place.
Goto face book look up groups. Like Subic or navy in Philippines etc you may find some interesting places and friends you can also upload and download load pictures..good luck..take care brother..😊
If i'm not mistaken Magsaysay Blvd. was in the Book of World Records for the Most Night Clubs on One Street, and it was also called the City of Neon Lights that were all over the Place on Night Clubs! I use to watch Bands Play in those Clubs Weekly!, or Nightly! Great Bands, and Music! Nice People!
Thank you so much Johnny, I have been to many parties at the Miami Hotel, it is sad to see how the Place finished up. I hope Barretto comes good again in the coming year, but Calabandayan was good for us old Ex-Pats for Bar-Hops because it was about a 10 Minutes Ride away from home (Barretto and the Wife's) (:
Spent a lot of time there in the 70s and 80s. Maryland ,Sealords and Miami were my favs. Also hung out at the dog patch back in the day. is White rock even still there, damn near drowned a honey co there once.
Its sad to think of all the families who dont eat now because of the bars that have closed. So many girls supporting families in the province cant earn money. Its a travesty.
Used to go out there in '75-'76. Muff Diver's Inn was owned by a one-legged American ex-pat (or was he one-armed?) Anyway, they had a pool table and the chili wasn't too bad. It was a lot quieter back then, probably less than a dozen bars and more laid back than Olongapo with great sunsets over the bay.
I was there in '72. Very dangerous place then. The criminals ran the place. They used every angle to get your money: drugs, prostitutes, and outright thievery. As soon as you left your ship, while still on the base, people would approach you with some sob story, taking advantage of the first time sailors, with the intention of separating you from your money. After awhile, you hated the place, or you just got so drunk you didn't care anymore. As much as being on the ship could be very depressing, you did it anyway rather than go into town. Besides all of that, racial tensions were making going into town even worse. A few times I had to be escorted by concerned business owners passed a group of blacks intent on violence. Nice to see that all of that is gone.
My 1st time in Philippines was 1972 and it was not so bad at the end of 1972 something like November or December because it was Martial.Law then with a midnight curfew but in 73 things got better
That was Pauline's that had the alligator you could buy baby chicks and feed the Alligator but then the Marines and a few Navy guys started biting the heads off the baby Chicks The Club called Pauline's caught fire in 1976 or something like that not a total loss but sometimes in the late 80's the club closed never to reopen
What was the primary contribution (in your opinion) to a lack of customers to those bars to point that they had to shutdown? Is it because one of the military bases closed?
My first time in Marilyn's was 1985 and it was a mine blowing experience. Used to drink beer in a place called: "Hole in the wall" close to the shit river bridge.
Been there done that Hole in the Wall was an open air bar on Right side as we were going off base my next stop after Hole in the Wall was the California Club on Magsaysay Drive We used to play Smiles at Marilyn's now those was the good old Days complete with the shows such as the Peso Show, Smoking Pu**y, Banana Cutter so many more hard to remember
Some wierd stuff used to go on in Kinky's I liked the foxhole better if I remember correctly it was owned by a guy from Mexico but I could be wrong I did not like Eagles because it was on the 2nd floor and I tried to avoid Stairs
I dont know how to tell you but 1966-67 this area was nothing but rice fields and nipa huts LOL. If you ordered a San Magoo one had to read the label . If it said Manila you looked at the bottom for mud . If it said Philippines it was OK to drink LOL
I was at NavComSta Phil from 70 thru 72. Spent at lot of time and money at Subic City, we hardly ever went to Olongopo ........San Miguel beer, Oanoong sarap
In 73&74 I used to hang out in the Blue Diamond and Virgo club. Don't see them in this video. Went back in 1980 hadn't changed too much then but sure looks different today.
Hello, everyone...can I ask if who has been in the jungle in olongapo city Philippines,knowabout the bar name D'hogdes near baby face and budhas..,can anyone remember name Rhea and Melody working at this bar as a cashier...,I need the last name if who knows this girls and meet them.., please help🥺
I am retired US Navy. I am thinking of selling every thing and move to Asia in the next year or two. Of course I need to visit every where and decide where to go. Merry Christmas and Happy New Years!!
I am retired US Navy. I am thinking of selling every thing and move to Asia in the next year or two. Of course I need to visit every where and decide where to go. Merry Christmas and Happy New Years!!
The Miami bar and the Crow Bar where raided for underage girls, that pretty much killed the bar business out there, there us a U-Tube video of the raid still floating around.
His name was Arthur Benjamin a tall guy from Texas his Mamason was Lucy from the Miami he got in all kinds of trouble because of the ABC Undercover News team
Big change, that road was still dirt and gravel when i got stationed at the hospital there in 83.
I was there in 1977 and 1978, met a girl named Susan at bar named Hyde Park
The last time that I was in Subic City was 1988 when I was stationed at Subic Bay with A Company Marines. You only went to Subic City for one thing back then and wow, it sure does look different nowadays which is to be expected. As Marines, when we went to the field at Green or Red Beach, the girls from Subic City were brought over in boats for some nighttime bush bunny action.
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I used to take the Marines out to Green and Red Beach in LCM 6 and 8 Boats, we called them Mike Boats I remember we could buy soft drinks on the Beach from the kids I sure miss those days
Hi James oh yes we used to play Smiles at Marilyn's back in the day it was great because the AFP or Shore Patrol did not go there, those Marines did some crazy stuff but what happened in Subic City stayed in Subic City it's so different now not worth the trip there from Magsaysay Drive
I was an "A" Co. Marine there also back in 1978.
I used to take the Marines over to Green and Red Beach all the time I worked at Boat Pool driving LCM 6 and 8 boats (boat with a toward ramp we would lower and raise
I was there in 1965-66. Walked into town from the ship. Got more than I asked for from a bar girl...........
You smart Johnie 🙏🏼😇🌹 watching from California ❤🙏🏼😇🌹
78-80 ... we used to frequent a bar in Subic City called "Stumpy & Gimpy's" as memory serves they were WWVN vets, on e missing an arm, the other missing a leg. Ice cold San Miguel is what we went there for! Also, the ambiance as well.
Long before my time
@@subicbayjohnny Those two guys would argue over some of the most inane stuff! Kept us in stitches. Good times. I am also in possession of a business card from Marilyn's from that same era!
I miss the old days in Subic City. Back when there was no paved road. I used to go to the "Miami ( supper) Club " as it was called back then. But my primary hangout was "HIGH TIMES INN" , across from the Jupiter club and right next door to "Easy Riders". Easy Riders, was the first place I ever "barfined" . But I had a sort of steady gal from High Times. But I also visited Marilyns, Sweet Sixteen, Jupiter, Blue Diamond and International bar. Hight Times was eventually built up to a 3 story building. Had to be careful of the stairs!! lol,,,. Momasan, Gloria used to sleep on the pool table on the second deck. Ah,,,those were indeed,,,,the days!!!!!
I feel like I’m looking at my own ghost. Stationed there Feb 1975 - Dec 1976. Then again for six months in 1979.
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Johnny and your wife and family.
Thanks! Lots of memories, and many lost. Eagles was my hangout in '85-'88, it used to be across the street from the place on the 2nd floor. I had my laundry done there during rainy season and they hung the clothes in that walkway to the bay and had a small fire going. My clothes smelled like a house fire haha.
I remember my cousin told me about a place called marylans #1.
He was there in the 70s.
I did a west pack in 81-82. We were in olongapo so me and a few friends took a jitney through the jungle and the driver drove up to a small town (subic city) he stopped right in front of marylands#1. I couldn't believe my eyes. We finished with a friendly game of smiles. People who have been there know what I'm talking about. Lol
Been there done that
Marilyn's was very famous
Was there an 8182 and 83 in the Navy I forget the name of the bar but I don't know why they called me a butterfly LOL
Thanks for the memories how about bario barrerter? How about the white rock? The good old days of the usaf at Clark angles and the navy at Subic remember Popeye?
I remember Fly A and Dog Patch Buzzard by the Bay I have a few videos from.White Rock just run a search
thank you Johnny I was born in Olongapo my dad was in marines and my mom was filipino last time we there in 1972 but my dad was stationed in oceanside ca. that last we in phippines in 1972
As sad as it is it’s nice to see the old haunts. If any of the girls I knew back then they would be pushing 60 by now.
I was thinking the same thing……loo
lol
Maybe the granddaughter might look like you..😊
In my country even we are 3rd country as dey say we are hospitable people you 1st say hi to dat lady so she said hi too but plzzzz don't think all women in my country are easy going anywhere in any country are different meaning we arenot all easy women you greet us you ask questions questions we reply to your questions right? Anywhere anyplace in the world got different kinds of life sorry to say as a Filipinos we got GMRC.
GOOD MANNERS AND RIGHT CONDUCT YES WR ARE POOR BUT WE LOVING GENEROUS PEOPLE UN LUCKILY YOU GOT A WRONG TAXI AND WRONG DRIVER I GUSESS BE SAFE IM ANY COUNTRY YOU GO.
SORRY HOW MY COUNTRY LOOKS LIKE BUT WE ARE GODLY PEOPLE WE KNOW HOW TO BE THANK FULL FOR WHAT WE GOT..GOD BLESS US ALL❤😢
Guess # I mean sorry eyes blurring
hey Johny keep it up a good job,thanks buddy hope to meet there someday.i ilive in Denver
Spent some time there as a Marine while on the USS Durham during the Gulf War 90-91! Loved Barrio the most however. A few times while in port Subic was off limits for us.
I was on the Durham 84-87 been to PI several times
I use to Rent 3 Homes for Only $40.00 Each Monthly in Olongapo City. I was a Stationed "A" Co. Marine Barracks Guard Sentry. I Worked All the Gates on the Subic Bay Naval Base back in the 70's. Checking i.d.'s, Checking for Bombs, Black Marketing items, etc. I did my first Jungle Training in the Jungles of the P.I.
Great video thanks for the message about Taxi drivers I will be traveling to Cebu eventually.
Was stationed on the Sterett… chief had a bar in barrio baretto called joyz R Us… any chance you can find the location? Do a video on it? Might be worth a couple San Magoos… Salamat..
The bar is long gone but will check if anyone remembers it
Was there in the 1978. 1980 great place good times.
Back in the early to mid 80s, I used to frequent a small bar on Rizal Ave. In Olongapo. It was named The Fur Trader. Does anyone have any information as to whatever became of that bar? I got some photos & alot of memories of that place.
Goto face book look up groups. Like Subic or navy in Philippines etc you may find some interesting places and friends you can also upload and download load pictures..good luck..take care brother..😊
Excellent
Thanks
Aw man! The fun I used to have there back in the late 80's and early 90's while in the Navy!! The women there were usually down for ANYTHING!!
If i'm not mistaken Magsaysay Blvd. was in the Book of World Records for the Most Night Clubs on One Street, and it was also called the City of Neon Lights that were all over the Place on Night Clubs! I use to watch Bands Play in those Clubs Weekly!, or Nightly! Great Bands, and Music! Nice People!
Super Cool Video.. Thanks Johnny
Thank you so much Johnny, I have been to many parties at the Miami Hotel, it is sad to see how the Place finished up. I hope Barretto comes good again in the coming year, but Calabandayan was good for us old Ex-Pats for Bar-Hops because it was about a 10 Minutes Ride away from home (Barretto and the Wife's) (:
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Very nice video.. I could not recognize anything though from the old days...
It's definitely very different
Thanks for the video !
Last time was in Subic City was Summer 92. VC-5 First Class that was left had a party there. Not many of us.
Spent a lot of time there in the 70s and 80s. Maryland ,Sealords and Miami were my favs. Also hung out at the dog patch back in the day. is White rock even still there, damn near drowned a honey co there once.
13:28 part is Sweet 16 bar,managed by Mr. Leonardo Suarez Sr.
Very cool views of the area my friend, awesome job 👍
Hard rain Tracy
Wow, what a run down dump .. Always the last stop on the crazy train ..
Its sad to think of all the families who dont eat now because of the bars that have closed. So many girls supporting families in the province cant earn money. Its a travesty.
Used to go out there in '75-'76. Muff Diver's Inn was owned by a one-legged American ex-pat (or was he one-armed?) Anyway, they had a pool table and the chili wasn't too bad. It was a lot quieter back then, probably less than a dozen bars and more laid back than Olongapo with great sunsets over the bay.
My favorite was Buzzard by the Bay
@@subicbayjohnny I was there on the USS Tripoli LPH 10 in '78-80. Me and my bunch hung out at the Straw Hat bar in Subic City.
Shades of what used to be. Subic used to be fun even in the early 00's
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Thank you sir. I remember it as an 18 year old jarhead
I was there in '72. Very dangerous place then. The criminals ran the place. They used every angle to get your money: drugs, prostitutes, and outright thievery. As soon as you left your ship, while still on the base, people would approach you with some sob story, taking advantage of the first time sailors, with the intention of separating you from your money. After awhile, you hated the place, or you just got so drunk you didn't care anymore. As much as being on the ship could be very depressing, you did it anyway rather than go into town. Besides all of that, racial tensions were making going into town even worse. A few times I had to be escorted by concerned business owners passed a group of blacks intent on violence. Nice to see that all of that is gone.
So true, it was off limits for a while.
i would like to hear more !
My 1st time in Philippines was 1972 and it was not so bad at the end of 1972 something like November or December because it was Martial.Law then with a midnight curfew but in 73 things got better
The pitchers of Mojo and a bowl of ice
what ever happened to the bar that had aligator in front
That was Pauline's that had the alligator you could buy baby chicks and feed the Alligator but then the Marines and a few Navy guys started biting the heads off the baby Chicks The Club called Pauline's caught fire in 1976 or something like that not a total loss but sometimes in the late 80's the club closed never to reopen
the girls were numbered i had num 1
What was the primary contribution (in your opinion) to a lack of customers to those bars to point that they had to shutdown? Is it because one of the military bases closed?
I would say they closed because of the US Navy left it was a long time before the Virus
My first time in Marilyn's was 1985 and it was a mine blowing experience. Used to drink beer in a place called: "Hole in the wall" close to the shit river bridge.
Been there done that Hole in the Wall was an open air bar on Right side as we were going off base my next stop after Hole in the Wall was the California Club on Magsaysay Drive We used to play Smiles at Marilyn's now those was the good old Days complete with the shows such as the Peso Show, Smoking Pu**y, Banana Cutter so many more hard to remember
Kenny do u remember the searra club down the other end? Love the McQueen pic!!!
I remember the Sierra Club upstairs with the Playboy Club inside
Thanks for another enjoyable and interesting video. Be blessed, but watch your wallet. 😉
Fox Hole used to be one of my favourites! Eagle and Kinky's also.
Some wierd stuff used to go on in Kinky's I liked the foxhole better if I remember correctly it was owned by a guy from Mexico but I could be wrong I did not like Eagles because it was on the 2nd floor and I tried to avoid Stairs
I used to go there johnny way back in 2010 to 2015
Looks real cloudy there
1966-1968 7th Fleet Club, also Bamboo Club at the far end of town Good Times !!!
I dont know how to tell you but 1966-67 this area was nothing but rice fields and nipa huts LOL. If you ordered a San Magoo one had to read the label . If it said Manila you looked at the bottom for mud . If it said Philippines it was OK to drink LOL
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Thanx John. Really enjoy hearing about the 60's in P.I.
Same in the 70's stayed away from the SMB from Manila
I was at NavComSta Phil from 70 thru 72. Spent at lot of time and money at Subic City, we hardly ever went to Olongopo ........San Miguel beer, Oanoong sarap
In 73&74 I used to hang out in the Blue Diamond and Virgo club. Don't see them in this video. Went back in 1980 hadn't changed too much then but sure looks different today.
I was there then starting in 73 my hangout was the California Club and Sierra Club U & I club Brown Fox Bosun Locker Jolo sure do miss those days
Maligayang Pasko at Manigong Bagong Taon!!!
I used to hang out at the high times bar
My hangout was Sweet 16 and Marilyn's
i was there in about 73
Me to
sorry took so long i was with 2/9 almost missed ship that morning got pretty wasted on san miqel beer and johnny walker red
Twenty years ago, she may have changed. :)
Memories, I remember Marilyn's and TJ's....and many others that I don't remember their names.
Does anybody remember the General Custer Super Club? I was there 1975-76. Lots of memories.
My favorite was California Club, Jolos New Florida Club Mariposa Chicken by the Sea Bosun Locker Pauline's Marilyn's
MID 60s, SUBIC CITY WAS COMPLETELY OUTOF BOUNDS,,,I HAD MY CAR AND MOTORCYCLE, SO I WAS THERE A LOT
Subic City in the 70's was pretty good
Subic may hometown..
I was to drunk to remember the names of the bars
Back in the 80s cant remember names of bars but must of been to them all back then miss the San miguel and lumpia!! Great liberty!!
If the Navy comes back it may bring some bars back
I don't know if that's going to happen just wait and see
I remember a girl in a Subic bar who used to say "you want tulo, i give you tulo".
Hello, everyone...can I ask if who has been in the jungle in olongapo city Philippines,knowabout the bar name D'hogdes near baby face and budhas..,can anyone remember name Rhea and Melody working at this bar as a cashier...,I need the last name if who knows this girls and meet them.., please help🥺
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@@subicbayjohnny Do you remember a bar called The Happy Go Lucky, it had a Hotel on top?I was there in 1975.
Game of "Smiles" at Marilyn's... would that wall would say.
I played smiles once or twice always lost
At Marilyn's, I lost 20+ times during one liberty stop at Subic. 😀
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
I am retired US Navy. I am thinking of selling every thing and move to Asia in the next year or two.
Of course I need to visit every where and decide where to go.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Years!!
I am retired US Navy. I am thinking of selling every thing and move to Asia in the next year or two.
Of course I need to visit every where and decide where to go.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Years!!
Bet those bars walls could tell some tells if walls could talk lol
Don’t believe anything they say about me. It’s all lies.
Interesting video. I wou;ld say half the taxi drivers there are dishonest. INCLUDING Grab drivers.
Oh yeah wanted you to pay for insurance trike drivers Lmao!
definitely road a lot of Taxis there but like most places in the world those guys will squeeze every xtra cent out of you if your not careful...
Called many things, at one time it was called OFF LIMITS
The Miami bar and the Crow Bar where raided for underage girls, that pretty much killed the bar business out there, there us a U-Tube video of the raid still floating around.
I know the owner of Crow Bar
@@subicbayjohnny The one arrested and deported
His name was Arthur Benjamin a tall guy from Texas his Mamason was Lucy from the Miami he got in all kinds of trouble because of the ABC Undercover News team
i have a stripper girlfriend there in Chiquita Bar Calapandayan 2011 , 2012 Chiquita Bar in Calapandayan area ... her name was ....
Chiquitita Bar is now where High Times used to be.
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That looks like a war zone in Syria!!! Which road is it, not Barreto I take it?
Old Subic City
1986 USS TARAWA USMC
Peso Jimmy's, Lirius #1 & 2
Did a Westpac on the USS Durham and 86 I wonder if you were part of our squad?
@@ThetreeistallI don’t recall the names of the ships with us but one was an LST and one was a LSD
This is why all the ads are online RE the phils.........tourism down.............. major effect..........
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Why would a business owner want a bar on the 2nd floor? Imagine all the drunks traversing the steps.
I usually would avoid steps when I drank
I believe you, Johnny. don't want broken bones.
Yes, we were all hyper sensitive about safety in the PO. Roflmfao