Served in the Philippines in 1981/82...as a Marine Rifleman walking two man patrol's at Capas Tarlac and San Fernando Luzon ...we did our J.E.S.T. in Okinawa...but spent a lot of time in the Philippine jungles..U.S.M.C. 0311 80-86
sana may mga national holiday for THE AETAS, and all the indigenous tribes as a recognition for their roles and contribution in our history present and future. its better than celebrating some hoidays like a death of a certain politcal personality
@@lynncooksandmore7201 i think its a month celebrqtion I once read about it but never not even once na itinuro or nabgyan importance sa school(the schools where I studied)unlike different holidays na klangan imemorize mo pa kasi lmalabas sa mga exam from elementary to highschool and bhira ko masagot ng tama hahaha. I just hope that people should raise more awareness about it like how we celbrate buwan ng wika and other stuffs like that.
The seats also belong officially to the Indigenous Peoples of the Philippines. I also believe the bushcrafts shown in this video are common in Southeast Asia.
My dad was in the Philippine army in the Philippines and he learned a lot of survival skills. I am gonna be joining the U. S. Army when I grow up and hopefully I can learn from my dad's experiences.
A lot of Filipinos found safety here during the Japanese invasion WWII. The Aetes are skilled at hunting and killing quietly and the Japanese were afraid to pursue them too deeply into the jungles.
Im a scout i survive 4 days in the jungle, i know how to survive in a jungle between 7-9 days i win the lot of food and 20000 money it's so hard to survive no food no water no cloths you have nothing, only mind strength and prayer
matagal rin ako namumuhay sa bundok naranasan ko nayan, yung hanap buhay ng magulang ko kumukuha ng bolitik ng apitong para i benta sa bayan para may i bili ng bigas at mga kailangan sa loob ng isang linggo mahirap talaga mamuhay sa bundok at sa gubat
#SaveOurForest. Pagyamanin natin yan wag mo maliitin ang kagubatan natin dahil 90% ng natural life forms at Biodiversity sa Pilipinas dyaan lang makikita.
Served in the Philippines in 1981/82...as a Marine Rifleman walking two man patrol's at Capas Tarlac and San Fernando Luzon
...we did our J.E.S.T. in Okinawa...but spent a lot of time in the Philippine jungles..U.S.M.C. 0311 80-86
The instructor is my brother and I also work there last year I'm cook at kawayan kitchen
sana may mga national holiday for THE AETAS, and all the indigenous tribes as a recognition for their roles and contribution in our history present and future. its better than celebrating some hoidays like a death of a certain politcal personality
There is an Indigenous People's Week in the Philippines... Very few know this. I think sometime in the last quarter of the year's calendar.
@@lynncooksandmore7201 i think its a month celebrqtion I once read about it but never not even once na itinuro or nabgyan importance sa school(the schools where I studied)unlike different holidays na klangan imemorize mo pa kasi lmalabas sa mga exam from elementary to highschool and bhira ko masagot ng tama hahaha. I just hope that people should raise more awareness about it like how we celbrate buwan ng wika and other stuffs like that.
He shared not only his skill but also his passion. ☺
Beautiful place and people. 'Don't ever be ashamed where you came from'. Kind greetings from UK.
Shout out for the Instructor, he is really good for explaining how to use the bamboo for cooking the rice and anything else.. good job kuya
I had the opportunity to attend this training in 1988, while in the navy. Great training and I’ve used some of the skills taught to this day.
I love the Philippine people
The seats also belong officially to the Indigenous Peoples of the Philippines. I also believe the bushcrafts shown in this video are common in Southeast Asia.
Subic Bay/Olongapo City is my birthplace! So beautiful... Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!! 🌴🇵🇭
Wow! Such a great informative video! I would also like to experience this Jungle Survival Skills program thing.
My dad was in the Philippine army in the Philippines and he learned a lot of survival skills. I am gonna be joining the U. S. Army when I grow up and hopefully I can learn from my dad's experiences.
What's the point of joining the US Army? Americans don't go in your country to join the army. That's a shenanigan
A lot of Filipinos found safety here during the Japanese invasion WWII. The Aetes are skilled at hunting and killing quietly and the Japanese were afraid to pursue them too deeply into the jungles.
Salute!
South East Asian jungles are beautiful. They have that distinct look and feel to them other jungles in the world don't have.
our traditional bambo rice is same ...tiki rice...I'm from north East india
really?
Bamboo rice nd water 😋😋
So cool
*I'm from philippines so i can speak tagalog, Tiga-Pilipinas ako kaya-kaya kong mag-salita ng tagalog ito na kaya ko*
good. i like watch suvival conten.. 🥰👍👍
mabuhay ang tribu ng mga aeta
very impressive
מרשים מאוד
they should be given more opportunities...we owe to them of what we have now..
Im a scout i survive 4 days in the jungle, i know how to survive in a jungle between 7-9 days i win the lot of food and 20000 money it's so hard to survive no food no water no cloths you have nothing, only mind strength and prayer
Planned to visit here the last time i went but became consumed with family matters. Will be visiting next time indefinitely!
I envy that
😎🇵🇭❤️cool ⛺️’Subscribed’ God bless - Michael
Beautiful
such a good video !!!
Philippines 🇵🇭 ❤❤
But the dream is the live in the US
Bakit kaya hindi pa bumibisita si Bear Grylls sa 'Pinas sa mga oras na 'to?
Saludo ako sayo sir
I'd rather be here than in the city eating pag pag🌶️🍄🥦🍖🍝
matagal rin ako namumuhay sa bundok naranasan ko nayan, yung hanap buhay ng magulang ko kumukuha ng bolitik ng apitong para i benta sa bayan para may i bili ng bigas at mga kailangan sa loob ng isang linggo mahirap talaga mamuhay sa bundok at sa gubat
#SaveOurForest. Pagyamanin natin yan wag mo maliitin ang kagubatan natin dahil 90% ng natural life forms at Biodiversity sa Pilipinas dyaan lang makikita.
Does anyone still do the survival lessons?
Survival ba tawag dyan
Saang lugar ba ito matatagpuan??
it takes how many years to grow a single tree,,,,but it only takes a minute to cut one tree and destroy our ecosystem...
you speak tagalog
May viens in my arm gonna explode for making fire😂
What part of the Philippines is safe for this kind of training. the NPA’s are everywhere and forest is their home
LOL