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While the majority of comments have been positive, there are a few jerks who over generalize, exaggerate or outright lie. We don't kill tourists as a habit, the majority of cops are honest just like the rest of the US, and any place you live is what you make of it. There are good people and bad everywhere on this earth. I lived on Guam for 29 years and if I wasn't living in Mexico, that's where I would be. It is far more dangerous to live in the continental US with daily kidnappings and murders, mass shootings, and gang activity. I love you Guam!
yo!nacca,nacca Actually, it's awesome. Why do you assume that it sucks? Women can walk alone at night here without worrying that they will be kidnapped, raped, and murdered. People are happy and friendly. This is why people need to travel. So they can find out what the world is like for themselves instead of stereotyping people and places out of ignorance.
Corinne Lopez I've been to Ruelez, Mexico.... I know I murdered that word & I'm not gonna google it lmao. But idk I grew up in Dallas and you just hear a lot of bad stuff going on there. I'd be careful! I live in MI USA now, pretty pimp! Super safe a lot of trees and Canada is right there
Visited recently after being away for 2 decades and am very impressed with the transformation of the Island and the people. Back when I lived there, the saying was "Guam is For Lovers"...... I have re-fallen in love with Guam and the People!
+rob clay I spent a good amount of time in Guam in the 70's, there was almost nothing there. This video blows me away. I remember the jungles, the ocean and giant African frogs, as well as coral roadways and only maybe one major hotel. The Sheraton I think. Calls to the US could cost as much as $30 a minute as satellite was the only option. On the plus side, absolutely the greatest snorkeling on the planet and amazingly beautiful. Worst attribute: Guam is the most humid and hot place in the UNIVERSE! IMHO, but if the not #1, at least in the top 5. But, I still love Guam as it is truly a gem. :)
I was fortunate to be stationed on Guam via USN & I have always longed to go back--now I have a family & I still say my partner, my dog (who has never experienced the ocean) & I would love it. Long live Guam!
I've been visiting almost every year in Guam since we left in 1996 because I have Families, Relatives & Friends in Guam. I am born & raised there(from Northern Dededo Village) & never tire of my Pacific tropical Island. The only year I haven't gone back to vaca & visit is 2020 when Covid & the Pandemic happened. See you soon, Guam!! 😍🙏🌹❤
My great grandfather was born and raised on Guam and now I really wanna go there! I'm like 10% or something like that! Once I get enough money I wanna go on a nice vacation there and bring my nana who is 50% yet has never been but she makes good food from Guam recipe books!
I just subscribed to your channel too Becca . I hope you went . It’s been a while since your post . You are so welcome to my channel. Lots of great memories of my time on Guam . Happy Holidays to you and yours.
GUAM born and raised I wish I can go back lived there all my life such a beautiful place kind people as if we are in paradise. Amazing sun rise long walks on the beach the hotels are amazing I miss Guam(:
Alphawolf 123 Hello - I just subscribed to your channel . You are so invited to my channel as well. We both have that Guam connection ( very rare ). I lived on Guam in the late 80’s early 90’s from when I was in the Navy . Lived on and off base . Lots of great memories.....
Really is a beautiful place, a piece of paradise in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, its people are a mix of Chamorros, the Spanish, the Mexican native, also Filipinos, with much influencia of American culture, really a very interesting place, regards from Costa Rica, in Latin America...
Spent 3 years on Guam I was with USCG MIO/COTP. It was a dream job I held a privileged and prestigious tour. This was in early 1970's. After my discharge I returned to Guam and with a good friend ran a seaside bar in Merizo,😢 unfortunately it did not work out, I left but was determined to return, for I loved Guam and found love there, unfortunately that too, through my own stupidity did not work out. Here 2024 I never did make it back. Now struggling with spinal cancer my days are numbered, leaving me but one regret in my 73 years, messing it up with the only one I have always loved. I know she married but nothing more.....Jovita Perado the most beautiful person I have ever known. Jovi I never did marry, how could I. I've had a successful life in construction and I've raised thoroughbred horses, enjoyed my singles life always with Jovi on my mind and forever in my heart.I can't complain cause I did for nearly 4+ years of my life was with the best and living on a beautiful island.
My how Guam has changed since I arrived in January 1964. My ship was based in Apra Harbor and Guam was my home port for a year. I arrived at the municipal airport in Agana on a 4-engine prop plane that required an 18 hour flight from Honolulu. I had heard about the development of tourism in Guam but did not realize the extent of it. Always enjoyed excursions around the island. I miss Guam. Subscribed to your channel and will eagerly await your updates. Thanks for sharing!
Rich Weatherly Hello - I just subscribed to your channel. You are so invited to my channel as well. Not every day you meet someone who lived on Guam haha . I too was in the USN and lived on and off base from 87 to 91 . Was truly a wonderful experience. Wish I was still there ! Have a safe and happy holiday season ❤️🤠🔪🎵🦅
Thank you. I miss Guam. My ship USS Brister DER 327 was based at Apra Harbor in 1964 when I boarded her and Guam continued as our homeport until the end of the year. I enjoyed your presentation on the island and its Chamorro people. It's hard to believe all the development that has taken place since I left. I used to enjoy renting a car and driving around the island on weekends. It's one of the more beautiful islands in the Pacific.
This is my home/heart. I fly the Guam flag in my classroom in Texas. Born and bred for 19 years - Simon Sanchez 92! This was a wonderful video. I will be back to bring my kids so they know too.
Shane McCauley - Shane I agree. I only spent one year (6th grade) there but it was awesome. Since then I've lived in Washington state, California, Utah & Arizona and traveled through most of the Western states. I can't count the hundreds of Guam stickers I've seen attached to glass or bumpers. For a little island in the South Pacific, there sure are a lot of people who have been there. And I've even run into Chamaro who decided to move stateside. All the best to you.
Honestly I was born on guam 1993 and in 2010 I moved to san diego with my uncle and now currently we live in utah growing up I made some really good friends and when I went back may of 2013 my friends welcomed me back with a warm setting like I've never left they never treated me differently also I went to a random party and the people at the party welcomed me like if I was in their family and they asked me if ate like 5 times lol also I saying is that I really liked the hospitality and im proud to be chamorro
dianne tuazon I just subscribed to your channel too - to show my support. You are so invited to my channel as well. I lived on Guam in the late 80’s - to 91 while in the USN . I have so many great memories to share . Hope to connect . Have a safe and happy holiday season ❤️🤠🔪
You will find it VERY different. I was first on Guam in 1987/1988 with the Seabees. All the beach bars in Tumon are gone, and it is now a miniature version of Waikiki. There is an outlet mall where the Gibson's used to be. The ITE phone booths for long distance calling are no longer around. There's a big mall in Dededo/Harmon area. But the people are still great and I want to go for a visit.
As a kid i moved to different places a lot because i was in a Military family. Guam was actually one of the places i got to live in, i lived there for four years. 10/10 the best place i had been.
Cat With Human Ears I had to subscribe to your channel. You are so invited to my channel as well. Not every day I meet someone who lived on Guam . I was there in the late 80’s thru 91 while serving in the Navy . Hope to connect . Happy Holidays to you and yours ❤️🤠🔪🎵🦅
My staff sergeant was stationed in Guam for a few years. He told me some things about his extended stay. This was back in 2003 when I was still in The USAF. I was stationed in the U.K. He said the Base takes up a large portion of the island. But it was like living in paradise
Awh, you gotta to visit our island paradise, it has grown over the years. Lots to do. Lived their for 60 yrs flew back & forth to US mainland & Asia ... lived in WA State for 4 yrs & now living in Travis AFB, Fairfield, Ca soon to live in San Antonio, Tx ... hope to meet your visit bc island is restricted due to COVID like everywhere else & lots of activities are close down, still can go around the island, best to go if COVID ever gets lifted ... 🌺🌴🌤🌊💫
@@mersase1 Im Half Black Half Filipino my parent was stationed here it was amazing i met my best friend who ive known for 8 years i would do anything to go back
I just subscribed to your channel as well. Not every day you get a chance to meet someone who lived on Guam haha . I was there while serving in the USN from 87 to 91 . Lots of great memories. You are so invited to my channel as well. Hope to make connection. Happy Holidays to you and yours my friend .❤️🤠🔪🎵🦅
@@tubes5150 -O. K., here we go again. I arrived on Guam about Nov 1947. Remember crossing the International Dateline on my birthday, Oct 24th, as a result, did not have a 18th birthday, it was lost, as you lose a day. Arriving on Guam was an experience. It had just went thru a battle in it's retaking. With the naval ships offshore shelling for days, weeks, the Air Force bombing around the clock, it was a mess. This all happened in '44, but the ruins still remained. There were crater holes everywhere, always filled with water as it was the rainy season. Most buildings were in ruins. The sea bees were trying to get things back in order, but to make matters worse, there were enemy in the jungle, living in caves in the hills, not even knowing the war was over. They would come down at night and raid the warehouses, looking for food, clothing, guns, ammo. Anthing they could use. Worse, during the day a sniper would take a shot at someone on the base, a marine unit would go looking for him, most of the time they would bring him back, dead, they would not surrender. They would drop leaflets from aircraft, letting them know the war was over, perhaps some gave up, don't know. The runways were pock-marked with craters and were being repaired or replaced with longer ones to accept the new B-29 Superfortress. I was stationed at Harmon Field, was Hgtrs. For the 20th Air Force, the group that dropped the A-bomb on Japan. There were two other fields on Guam, North Field, the B-29's, Northwest Fierld, a fighter base, P-51's and P-47's. Harmon Field was MATS, Material Air Transport Service, they flew back and forth between Guam and Japan, bringing special cargo such as radio equipment, aircraft parts, was a long flight from Guam to Japan, flew C-54's, 4 engine transport, made by Douglas. Great plane. All the enemy planes that were on the runways, hangers, were pushed into the jungle along side the runway and the jungle was reclaiming them, as the vines were starting to enclose them. At night, while standing guard duty at the field, you would hear noises comming from the area of these planes like someone was working on them to try to get one running. Would stay in the shadows of the hanger so as not to expose yourself . Never knew if they were armed. Wouldn't be surprised if there still aren't traces of them as they never decay. This is just a touch of what it was like in the late '40's. I have rechecked my spelling, but remember, I am 90 year old now, so am not perfect. Maybe more later. Altho I have forgotten more than I remember.
Beautiful beaches, cool restaurants, cool looking water parks, going surfing, and able to jog. (Exercising) It's pretty cool, for a small island, I should know, because I was born on Guam.
i lived in guam i went hunting,crabbing,fishing and there school is nice too.Everyone should go there its really nice. Inarjan pool is a nice ocean/tide pool that never fills in.I swam in it.The is like a giant hole where an huge octapus lives in
I just subscribed to your channel. You are so invited to my channel as well. Not every day you meet someone with a Guam connection . Happy Holidays ❤️🤠🔪🎵🦅
I enjoyed this video. Very beautiful. I'm excited that my daughter will be stationed there soon. Her dad has been there when he was in the navy. I will definitely visit someday for sure! Thanks for the info.
Was stationed on Guam from approx. Oct. '47 to Apr. '49, Stationed at Harmon Field. Was a A & E mechanic. Was in the Air Force. About twice a week, at sundown, when the ocean breeze would settle down, two C-47's would fly over at tree top level, wing tip to wing tip, spraying for mosquitoes. The island is about 30 miles long and 8.5 in N, 11.5 in S. miles wide. Other days, When the weather was nice, two fighters, a P-51 and a P-47, would put on a show in the skies over the island. They would go into their "dogfighting" routine. Each would try to get above the other and position themselves to shoot the other one down. While the P -51 was superior, the P-47 was no slouch. The Thunderbolt was very heavy and if it got above you, it would dive on you at a tremendous speed. Was interesting to watch these two guys, as it would go on for about an hour. I would say these were WW11 fighter pilots, as they each knew what they were doing. And, what they were doing paid off, for the Korean war was just around the corner.
We lived on Guam from December 1954 to December 1954 It was our first year of marriage and we will never forget how beautiful the island is! I certainly is different today - We were there only 10 years after wwII We'd love to go back again - if somebody pays for it!!
+russ king Theres thing you you can do to get back to the Guam islands. However, it can take about 8 hours a day and you may get tired and could take a while.... a job.
I LOVE GUAM ...... I LIVED ON THIS ISLAND FOR 51YRS.... GUAM IS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL ISLAND.... I WAS BORN AND RAISED UP IN THE BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE OF YIGO.....
I was stationed on Guam at Andersen AFB from 65-67. There's been a lot of development, Guam was not so magnificent back then. Only had one TV station (black and white) that ran old reruns. We used to have to take a boat or snorkel out to Cocos Island on the south end. I understand now there's a bridge and the island has developed. Never saw any brown snakes back then, but lots of those large toads. They were especially bad during the rainy season when the roads were wet. Gotta go back one day before I check out.
Even we are colonized from the Most Powerfull and Rich country. It doenst mean we are developing to. Since we have no federal tax. Territorial Goverment depent on its own economy for its need and income. Budget and expenses. Correct me if im wrong.
My family Got on a WW2 navy troop transport and moved to Guam in 1957. I was almost 2 years old and don't remember the trip. All my memories begin there. Both of my parents worked civil service (PWC telephone). My dad got sick and the doctors at GMH(Get Me to Hawaii) couldn't figure out what was wrong with him so he flew to the big island (USA). Terminal cancer. I had to leave. The first half of my life(30 years), and now I live in a city (ugh). The second half of my life has been 30 years of being homesick. I warn everybody to be careful. If you go there you could fall in love with Guam and never want to leave.
What is now the International Airport was once Harmon Field, a MATS base. I was there from 1947-1949. What is now Andersen AFB once was North Field, a bomber base, B-29's . This field was used to bomb Japan in '44-"45. Another field, North West Field was also a B-29 base during WWII, but became a fighter base (P-47's) after the war. Took an A&E course at this field in 1948. . Harmon field was headquarters for the 20th AF,which I was part of. At one time, I once passed this way. Robert E. Harris S/Sgt. USAF Hdqtrs. 20th. AF. P.S. To see Harmon Field from 1947, go to Google, ask for Harmon Field, Guam, 1945.
I was stationed there in the Navy in 67 and 68 at the Com. station at Finegayan. So long ago the Capitol was still called Agana. Wartime Island during that time because of Vietnam. B52s taking off from Andersen AF force base headed for Vietnam every day . Wounded Marines being treated at the Naval Hospital. Sad times.
so I think with a blend of native Chamorro, Spainsh and American cultures mixed in, we can agree that it has everything good for an island country in this new century.and that all is welcome. Nosotros hermanos y todo.
I miss Guam and all u people saying its bad well its not I was born and raised there people there r not bad the schools r not bad I nevered got bullied there its just a beautiful island ♥♥♥♥♥ miss home
Steve Farris I just subscribed to your channel. You are so invited to my channel as well. Not every day you meet someone with a Guam connection. I lived on Guam in the late 80’s to 91 . Miss it . Happy Holidays to you and yours ❤️🤠🔪🎵🦅
The thing about guam vs u.s guam or the islands are the best no question ask. I love spending all my moneys in an island where people always welcoming u with a fucķ up smile. Which is more then great! Its a blessing ! Lol
What Guam-tier magic is this?! The video was posted in 2012 advertising a 2016 event that wasn't announced till 2014. I'm both amazed and afraid, Gaum pls respond.
This video is the best! Although it makes me homesick, I am truly PROUD of our beautiful island! I hope to take my kids back soon, God willing! Si Yu'us Ma'ase!!
Fest Pac 2016 was a great experience. The food, talking to people from so many countries and the dance performances were a great photo opportunity. (The scuba diving was good too)
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this song sounds like it was written in the 80's.
ir10031981 yes lmao
ir10031981 I
ir10031981 😂
It's not bad I like it
Hehe
Haven't been to Guam since 1974. Best year of my life, nicest people, best food. One day I will return. Such a beautiful place!
While the majority of comments have been positive, there are a few jerks who over generalize, exaggerate or outright lie. We don't kill tourists as a habit, the majority of cops are honest just like the rest of the US, and any place you live is what you make of it. There are good people and bad everywhere on this earth. I lived on Guam for 29 years and if I wasn't living in Mexico, that's where I would be. It is far more dangerous to live in the continental US with daily kidnappings and murders, mass shootings, and gang activity. I love you Guam!
Mexico probably sucks ass right?
yo!nacca,nacca Actually, it's awesome. Why do you assume that it sucks? Women can walk alone at night here without worrying that they will be kidnapped, raped, and murdered. People are happy and friendly. This is why people need to travel. So they can find out what the world is like for themselves instead of stereotyping people and places out of ignorance.
Corinne Lopez I've been to Ruelez, Mexico.... I know I murdered that word & I'm not gonna google it lmao. But idk I grew up in Dallas and you just hear a lot of bad stuff going on there. I'd be careful! I live in MI USA now, pretty pimp! Super safe a lot of trees and Canada is right there
How´s the population divided, are there mostly asian looking people or is there a latino population as well?
Mass shootings? What the fuck are you talking about?
Visited recently after being away for 2 decades and am very impressed with the transformation of the Island and the people. Back when I lived there, the saying was "Guam is For Lovers"...... I have re-fallen in love with Guam and the People!
grew up in Guam. Best place on earth.
rob clay
Same. The people are really nice there
+rob clay
I spent a good amount of time in Guam in the 70's, there was almost nothing there. This video blows me away. I remember the jungles, the ocean and giant African frogs, as well as coral roadways and only maybe one major hotel. The Sheraton I think. Calls to the US could cost as much as $30 a minute as satellite was the only option. On the plus side, absolutely the greatest snorkeling on the planet and amazingly beautiful. Worst attribute: Guam is the most humid and hot place in the UNIVERSE! IMHO, but if the not #1, at least in the top 5. But, I still love Guam as it is truly a gem. :)
i dont see anything from spain
Hi Person- WYM NICE😂😂. The Chamorros there’s will get mad if you stare at em. (I’m Chamorro btw)
Yeah me too
I was fortunate to be stationed on Guam via USN & I have always longed to go back--now I have a family & I still say my partner, my dog (who has never experienced the ocean) & I would love it. Long live Guam!
I've been visiting almost every year in Guam since we left in 1996 because I have Families, Relatives & Friends in Guam. I am born & raised there(from Northern Dededo Village) & never tire of my Pacific tropical Island. The only year I haven't gone back to vaca & visit is 2020 when Covid & the Pandemic happened. See you soon, Guam!! 😍🙏🌹❤
My great grandfather was born and raised on Guam and now I really wanna go there! I'm like 10% or something like that! Once I get enough money I wanna go on a nice vacation there and bring my nana who is 50% yet has never been but she makes good food from Guam recipe books!
***** So?
***** so that doesnt mean i dont wanna know about the culture and go there.
i have like a small connection i have family who live there
I was just planning on going but the tickets tooo pricey. It is 2016 now I hope you got your trip!
I just subscribed to your channel too Becca .
I hope you went . It’s been a while since your post .
You are so welcome to my channel.
Lots of great memories of my time on Guam .
Happy Holidays to you and yours.
I was stationed there in 1980 .. and loved it . fond memories Hafa ))
My dream is to go to Guam, respect from Puerto Rico
I literally keep this video in my music playlist because I like the song.
GUAM born and raised I wish I can go back lived there all my life such a beautiful place kind people as if we are in paradise. Amazing sun rise long walks on the beach the hotels are amazing I miss Guam(:
Was that meant to be a :(
Yeah
Elizabeth Villanueva my great grandpa was born there and raised so with my grandpa
Alphawolf 123 Hello - I just subscribed to your channel .
You are so invited to my channel as well.
We both have that Guam connection ( very rare ).
I lived on Guam in the late 80’s early 90’s from when I was in the Navy .
Lived on and off base .
Lots of great memories.....
@@SynthwaveJade
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Really is a beautiful place, a piece of paradise in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, its people are a mix of Chamorros, the Spanish, the Mexican native, also Filipinos, with much influencia of American culture, really a very interesting place, regards from Costa Rica, in Latin America...
Thank you!
kick those filipino out of guam immediately.
jb coching F*** you racist
Anthony Wijaya im filipino. im just saying what the native of guam is feeling they dont want filipinos there anymore.
Why? I'm Indonesian but I love the Filipinos. We all are brothers and sisters.
I miss Guam 🇬🇺 & all my Chela & Chela... spent almost 10 years on my beautiful island 🏝 God bless all my Bros & Sisters...
Spent 3 years on Guam I was with USCG MIO/COTP. It was a dream job I held a privileged and prestigious tour. This was in early 1970's. After my discharge I returned to Guam and with a good friend ran a seaside bar in Merizo,😢 unfortunately it did not work out, I left but was determined to return, for I loved Guam and found love there, unfortunately that too, through my own stupidity did not work out. Here 2024 I never did make it back. Now struggling with spinal cancer my days are numbered, leaving me but one regret in my 73 years, messing it up with the only one I have always loved. I know she married but nothing more.....Jovita Perado the most beautiful person I have ever known. Jovi I never did marry, how could I. I've had a successful life in construction and I've raised thoroughbred horses, enjoyed my singles life always with Jovi on my mind and forever in my heart.I can't complain cause I did for nearly 4+ years of my life was with the best and living on a beautiful island.
Great place for a relaxing holiday. I found the people to be very friendly and kind.
My how Guam has changed since I arrived in January 1964. My ship was based in Apra Harbor and Guam was my home port for a year. I arrived at the municipal airport in Agana on a 4-engine prop plane that required an 18 hour flight from Honolulu. I had heard about the development of tourism in Guam but did not realize the extent of it. Always enjoyed excursions around the island. I miss Guam. Subscribed to your channel and will eagerly await your updates. Thanks for sharing!
Rich Weatherly Hello - I just subscribed to your channel.
You are so invited to my channel as well.
Not every day you meet someone who lived on Guam haha .
I too was in the USN and lived on and off base from 87 to 91 .
Was truly a wonderful experience.
Wish I was still there !
Have a safe and happy holiday season ❤️🤠🔪🎵🦅
Thank you. I miss Guam. My ship USS Brister DER 327 was based at Apra Harbor in 1964 when I boarded her and Guam continued as our homeport until the end of the year. I enjoyed your presentation on the island and its Chamorro people. It's hard to believe all the development that has taken place since I left. I used to enjoy renting a car and driving around the island on weekends. It's one of the more beautiful islands in the Pacific.
The look of the natives and their singing/dancing remind me of the Maori people, natives of New Zealand. It was magic, captivating to watch ❤
This is my home/heart. I fly the Guam flag in my classroom in Texas. Born and bred for 19 years - Simon Sanchez 92! This was a wonderful video. I will be back to bring my kids so they know too.
Shane McCauley - Shane I agree. I only spent one year (6th grade) there but it was awesome. Since then I've lived in Washington state, California, Utah & Arizona and traveled through most of the Western states. I can't count the hundreds of Guam stickers I've seen attached to glass or bumpers. For a little island in the South Pacific, there sure are a lot of people who have been there. And I've even run into Chamaro who decided to move stateside. All the best to you.
Guam is awesome. If I ever visit the Pacific again that's where I'll go. I'd just skip Hawaii altogether.
I love this so much. I'm from Guam and I feel blessed
Haven't been home over 20 years. Need to visit soon! Thank you for the great introduction of the island 🏝️
Honestly I was born on guam 1993 and in 2010 I moved to san diego with my uncle and now currently we live in utah growing up I made some really good friends and when I went back may of 2013 my friends welcomed me back with a warm setting like I've never left they never treated me differently also I went to a random party and the people at the party welcomed me like if I was in their family and they asked me if ate like 5 times lol also I saying is that I really liked the hospitality and im proud to be chamorro
Ayeee I also live in Utah 🔥
Ray! For goodness sake, have you eaten!
@Charlie Ennis yes
2 times been here and I really enjoyed this beautiful island.. it was like a dream .. I love guam.
dianne tuazon I just subscribed to your channel too - to show my support.
You are so invited to my channel as well.
I lived on Guam in the late 80’s - to 91 while in the USN .
I have so many great memories to share .
Hope to connect .
Have a safe and happy holiday season ❤️🤠🔪
We lived in Guam from 1980-1982 I want to go visit again and see what has changed.
You will find it VERY different. I was first on Guam in 1987/1988 with the Seabees. All the beach bars in Tumon are gone, and it is now a miniature version of Waikiki. There is an outlet mall where the Gibson's used to be. The ITE phone booths for long distance calling are no longer around. There's a big mall in Dededo/Harmon area. But the people are still great and I want to go for a visit.
There’s more Chuukese 🤢
I love Guam so much. Greetings to my Guam brothers and sisters from Indonesia! :)
As a kid i moved to different places a lot because i was in a Military family. Guam was actually one of the places i got to live in, i lived there for four years. 10/10 the best place i had been.
Cat With Human Ears I had to subscribe to your channel.
You are so invited to my channel as well.
Not every day I meet someone who lived on Guam .
I was there in the late 80’s thru 91 while serving in the Navy .
Hope to connect .
Happy Holidays to you and yours ❤️🤠🔪🎵🦅
Recuerdo cuando estuve en Guam haber cuando vuelvo otra vez me gusto mucho un lugar muy bonito
Por qué fuiste a Guam? Solo de vaciones?
My staff sergeant was stationed in Guam for a few years. He told me some things about his extended stay. This was back in 2003 when I was still in The USAF. I was stationed in the U.K.
He said the Base takes up a large portion of the island. But it was like living in paradise
Guam is so cool
You will love it. Am a chamorro born here. I really love my island of Guam so much. GUAM beautiful island is where u stay forever and ever..
I was a little girl when I lived there and I absolutely miss it. The natives are so welcoming and hospitable. And the food, omg... the best..
I was born and raised on Guam. It is a beautiful island
I am Guamanian, and I'd do anything to go there, in fact, it's one of my life goals
Moana Ocean Lover I'm half Guamanian and never been there either.
Henry Washington I'm also half! And adopted on top of that. so I really hope to visit one day
how's that going for you?
Awh, you gotta to visit our island paradise, it has grown over the years. Lots to do. Lived their for 60 yrs flew back & forth to US mainland & Asia ... lived in WA State for 4 yrs & now living in Travis AFB, Fairfield, Ca soon to live in San Antonio, Tx ... hope to meet your visit bc island is restricted due to COVID like everywhere else & lots of activities are close down, still can go around the island, best to go if COVID ever gets lifted ... 🌺🌴🌤🌊💫
@@mersase1 Im Half Black Half Filipino my parent was stationed here it was amazing i met my best friend who ive known for 8 years i would do anything to go back
I was born on this island and I've been loving it! Fiesta's, family barbecues and best of all the fishing!
Wow Guam is a paradise in the Pacific. Wish to visit one day
felicidades es una isla bien bonita lastima que no puedo hablar ingles pero realment me gusto el reportaje saludos desde Guatemala CA
Beautiful people and so is the land. America has done good here. Does anyone know anyone who lives there?
When I was there in '47 to '49, the Island was war-torn then but is beautiful now.
Robert E. Harris
S/Sgt.
USAF
Bob Harris Japan will not be forgiven
I just subscribed to your channel as well.
Not every day you get a chance to meet someone who lived on Guam haha .
I was there while serving in the USN from 87 to 91 .
Lots of great memories.
You are so invited to my channel as well.
Hope to make connection.
Happy Holidays to you and yours my friend .❤️🤠🔪🎵🦅
@@tubes5150 -To let you know, I answered your comment last night, however it has not showed up. Too bad, it was too long to repeat
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Bob Harris That happens from time to time .
When you get another chance , I’d really appreciate hearing it .
If not ?
Still cool 😎
@@tubes5150 -O. K., here we go again. I arrived on Guam about Nov 1947. Remember crossing the International Dateline on my birthday, Oct 24th, as a result, did not have a 18th birthday, it was lost, as you lose a day. Arriving on Guam was an experience. It had just went thru a battle in it's retaking. With the naval ships offshore shelling for days, weeks, the Air Force bombing around the clock, it was a mess. This all happened in '44, but the ruins still remained. There were crater holes everywhere, always filled with water as it was the rainy season. Most buildings were in ruins. The sea bees were trying to get things back in order, but to make matters worse, there were enemy in the jungle, living in caves in the hills, not even knowing the war was over. They would come down at night and raid the warehouses, looking for food, clothing, guns, ammo. Anthing they could use. Worse, during the day a sniper would take a shot at someone on the base, a marine unit would go looking for him, most of the time they would bring him back, dead, they would not surrender. They would drop leaflets from aircraft, letting them know the war was over, perhaps some gave up, don't know.
The runways were pock-marked with craters and were being repaired or replaced with longer ones to accept the new B-29 Superfortress. I was stationed at Harmon Field, was Hgtrs. For the 20th Air Force, the group that dropped the A-bomb on Japan. There were two other fields on Guam, North Field, the B-29's,
Northwest Fierld, a fighter base, P-51's and P-47's. Harmon Field was MATS, Material Air Transport Service, they flew back and forth between Guam and Japan, bringing special cargo such as radio equipment, aircraft parts, was a long flight from Guam to Japan, flew C-54's, 4 engine transport, made by Douglas. Great plane. All the enemy planes that were on the runways, hangers, were pushed into the jungle along side the runway and the jungle was reclaiming them, as the vines were starting to enclose them. At night, while standing guard duty at the field, you would hear noises comming from the area of these planes like someone was working on them to try to get one running. Would stay in the shadows of the hanger so as not to expose yourself . Never knew if they were armed. Wouldn't be surprised if there still aren't traces of them as they never decay.
This is just a touch of what it was like in the late '40's. I have rechecked my spelling, but remember, I am 90 year old now, so am not perfect. Maybe more later. Altho I have forgotten more than I remember.
Beautiful beaches, cool restaurants, cool looking water parks, going surfing, and able to jog. (Exercising) It's pretty cool, for a small island, I should know, because I was born on Guam.
I was born and raised on the island, and was never offended that my husband called it "The Rock" !! LOL
Love to 🇬🇺 from a 🇲🇽 🇺🇸 from California had a friend in #LA that was from guam he cool a hell knew how to speak spanish too lol
hoping I'll move to the sub base after basic training. beautiful island and my family and I would love to see the culture!
Thanks for sharing this. I love it
i lived in guam i went hunting,crabbing,fishing and there school is nice too.Everyone should go there its really nice. Inarjan pool is a nice ocean/tide pool that never fills in.I swam in it.The is like a giant hole where an huge octapus lives in
ToXic Flame93 Michael
I just subscribed to your channel.
You are so invited to my channel as well.
Not every day you meet someone with a Guam connection .
Happy Holidays ❤️🤠🔪🎵🦅
I enjoyed this video. Very beautiful. I'm excited that my daughter will be stationed there soon. Her dad has been there when he was in the navy. I will definitely visit someday for sure! Thanks for the info.
I sure wished they actually showed all the villages. Each village has something to offer the tourist industry.
The southern part of the island is much more peaceful and quiet.
But the Northern part of the island is loud like a city.
Ahhh Home sweet Guam... Hafa Adai from Seattle 🍻🤙🏽Can't wait for my next trip back.
Fred Ordonez wa?
the Chamorros they are Native Guams, mixed with spaniars and Mexicans mestizos
Was stationed on Guam from approx. Oct. '47 to Apr. '49, Stationed at Harmon Field. Was a A & E mechanic. Was in the Air Force. About twice a week, at sundown, when the ocean breeze would settle down, two C-47's would fly over at tree top level, wing tip to wing tip, spraying for mosquitoes. The island is about 30 miles long and 8.5 in N, 11.5 in S. miles wide. Other days, When the weather was nice, two fighters, a P-51 and a P-47, would put on a show in the skies over the island. They would go into their "dogfighting" routine. Each would try to get above the other and position themselves to shoot the other one down. While the P -51 was superior, the P-47 was no slouch. The Thunderbolt was very heavy and if it got above you, it would dive on you at a tremendous speed. Was interesting to watch these two guys, as it would go on for about an hour. I would say these were WW11 fighter pilots, as they each knew what they were doing. And, what they were doing paid off, for the Korean war was just around the corner.
God bless you all and your families 🙏🏽✝️🛐🛐
Beautifull looking place . God bless. 💝😊
Es una maravillosa isla con sus hermosas y angelicales mujeres.
We lived on Guam from December 1954 to December 1954 It was our first year of marriage and we will never forget how beautiful the island is! I certainly is different today - We were there only 10 years after wwII We'd love to go back again - if somebody pays for it!!
+russ king Theres thing you you can do to get back to the Guam islands. However, it can take about 8 hours a day and you may get tired and could take a while.... a job.
+Jacob Berk So, Jacob, do you have a job on Guam for me?
I love Guam I grew up in Guam
squishy lover
I LOVE GUAM ......
I LIVED ON THIS ISLAND FOR 51YRS....
GUAM IS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL ISLAND....
I WAS BORN AND RAISED UP IN THE BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE OF YIGO.....
I was stationed on Guam at Andersen AFB from 65-67. There's been a lot of development, Guam was not so magnificent back then. Only had one TV station (black and white) that ran old reruns. We used to have to take a boat or snorkel out to Cocos Island on the south end. I understand now there's a bridge and the island has developed. Never saw any brown snakes back then, but lots of those large toads. They were especially bad during the rainy season when the roads were wet. Gotta go back one day before I check out.
The vid doesn't do the place justice, it's lit fam.
Such a beautiful country! Really want to visit once!
Why is Guam so well developed and American Samoa isnt?
military
Even we are colonized from the Most Powerfull and Rich country. It doenst mean we are developing to. Since we have no federal tax. Territorial Goverment depent on its own economy for its need and income. Budget and expenses. Correct me if im wrong.
Spanish heritage
@@Dragonwing16 not military
My family Got on a WW2 navy troop transport and moved to Guam in 1957. I was almost 2 years old and don't remember the trip. All my memories begin there. Both of my parents worked civil service (PWC telephone). My dad got sick and the doctors at GMH(Get Me to Hawaii) couldn't figure out what was wrong with him so he flew to the big island (USA). Terminal cancer. I had to leave. The first half of my life(30 years), and now I live in a city (ugh). The second half of my life has been 30 years of being homesick. I warn everybody to be careful. If you go there you could fall in love with Guam and never want to leave.
I come from thailand.
I live guam.
I'd love to visit Guam! It's a beautiful country!
What is now the International Airport was once Harmon Field, a MATS base. I was there from 1947-1949. What is now Andersen AFB once was North Field, a bomber base, B-29's . This field was used to bomb Japan in '44-"45. Another field, North West Field was also a B-29 base during WWII, but became a fighter base (P-47's) after the war. Took an A&E course at this field in 1948.
. Harmon field was headquarters for the 20th AF,which I was part of. At one time, I once passed this way.
Robert E. Harris
S/Sgt. USAF
Hdqtrs. 20th. AF.
P.S. To see Harmon Field from 1947, go to Google, ask for Harmon Field, Guam, 1945.
Cool.
Awesome
Spent 15 months at Andersen AFB loved GUAM. Miss it. Hafa dude.
Would rather live on Guam that anywhere in the US - easily.
+fliberty2011able
Jim Edds yyyui
I live in New York city. I see homeless and billionaire in the same place.
Jim Edds that’s a lot of snakes...
Jim Edds Guam is the US. You’re so stupid
I miss guam so much. I've been away from it for 3 years. It was a perfect place... :')
I want to visit Guam before the U.S. capsizes the island. I'll be the Democrat wearing a life preserver and hugging my rubber ducky. See you soon!
I was stationed there in the Navy in 67 and 68 at the Com. station at Finegayan. So long ago the Capitol was still called Agana. Wartime Island during that time because of Vietnam. B52s taking off from Andersen AF force base headed for Vietnam every day . Wounded Marines being treated at the Naval Hospital. Sad times.
I wanna go there. It looks in incredible and friendly. Complete opposite to all the negative comments I read.
+briantravelman Too bad but i was born there and still there :D
+briantravelman Negative comments were written by North Korean undercover secret agents.
I live in Guam! I think that tourists should just go and explore like geocaching and climbing mount Lam Lam. FESTPAC 2016!
I wish I live in Guam now...
Beloved Daughter of the Lord Most High I live in Guam
Mudkip Boy Wow, that's cool! ***** US Mainland
I live in Guam
+Seth Rollins u wish
I have family from Guam 🍈💕
Wow, Very Beautiful Island... Loved all people. What a beautiful creature of this Earth.
Was this video made in the 80s??
+Phil Rubi Yeah. It has been sponsored by Trump propaganda.
+Chadwicked B Sorry man, who is Gino?
@Scorpio Rose the how can it be since the video was uploaded in 2012
@@oni741 So you want North Korean Missile to hit this? Are you been sponsored by Kim Jong Un Propaganda?
@@Jimmy-lm2eg r/whooosh
Guam dulu menjadi rumag. Orang indonesia purba salam dari indo🇮🇩♥️🇬🇺
I wanna go to Guam!
It took me nearly a lifetime to get back to this island paradise, and now I'm back for good.
My family's from Guam
so I think with a blend of native Chamorro, Spainsh and American cultures mixed in, we can agree that it has everything good for an island country in this new century.and that all is welcome. Nosotros hermanos y todo.
I miss Guam and all u people saying its bad well its not I was born and raised there people there r not bad the schools r not bad I nevered got bullied there its just a beautiful island ♥♥♥♥♥ miss home
been twice to visit, can't wait until I get the opportunity at work to spend a few years there!
I live in guam i know weaving stick dancing and Chamorro language
Maklmor do you want a medal?
no need to be rude lol and at least he is proud of our culture
+Kassidy Arriola i like your surname
Thank you for bringing Guam to me. I really miss home. I have been gone for over 15 years. Thank once again.
I was also born in guam,
Really thinking of going for a break to Guam . Never realised it's close as it is, just over 7 hours from Sydney and it looks amazing.
Yo Amo Guam :)
Like!
Spent a couple of years in Guam late 60' early 70's. I was young it was fun. Loved the friendly people.
Steve Farris I just subscribed to your channel.
You are so invited to my channel as well.
Not every day you meet someone with a Guam connection.
I lived on Guam in the late 80’s to 91 .
Miss it .
Happy Holidays to you and yours ❤️🤠🔪🎵🦅
I live in Guam
The thing about guam vs u.s guam or the islands are the best no question ask. I love spending all my moneys in an island where people always welcoming u with a fucķ up smile. Which is more then great! Its a blessing ! Lol
Pia mia brought me
Visited in guam 3times...Miss there really
I really miss this island!!!!!
What Guam-tier magic is this?! The video was posted in 2012 advertising a 2016 event that wasn't announced till 2014. I'm both amazed and afraid, Gaum pls respond.
Love from lndia...
I’m Guamanian American but I’ve never been to the rock, I’ll make the journey one day I promise. Still got family in Yigo and Friends in Hagåtña.
I live in guam i 100000% love guam but
10% in the philippins
Roffamarie Villa only 100000%
U mean u filipno living Guam and those ppl are filipinos?? am from india
Sunil Ipe no.. chamorros are chamorros and filipinos are filipinos.
Roffamarie Villa They looks like Philipinos,more too like American or Spanish mixed blood,idk how to said,is it Guam close to Philippines?
Do you people hate Americans or worship Americans like the Filipinas?
I spent 9 months on this beautiful island in 1986 to 1987 would love to go back to see things i couldnt get a chance to do with the navy seabees
Caribbean music in Guam...? The music played at the beginning is typical of Trinidad and nearby islands.....not the South Pacific...!
Because Guam also has Spanish culture since it used to be Spanish...?
@Ralph Girard...People in Guam listen to all kinds of music from around the World.
This video is the best! Although it makes me homesick, I am truly PROUD of our beautiful island! I hope to take my kids back soon, God willing! Si Yu'us Ma'ase!!
i wanna go home to guam
I'm from there
Fest Pac 2016 was a great experience. The food, talking to people from so many countries and the dance performances were a great photo opportunity. (The scuba diving was good too)