I was born there 1988. My parents and family always speak about how nice the Locals treated them and they also spoke about one specific family that they grew very close to because they had a small child that my family grew attatched to and they wished the could’ve brought the little boy to the states with them. I was also named after the Philippines.
I am Montagnard Jarai tribe from Pleiku Central highland I was refugees in Cambodia in 2001 ,I came to US August 8 / 2002 ,I watching you video make me want to cry 😢 😢
I was there from 01-07 1987. I think my circle was around 94 or something. I remember Mr. Garlord, Ms. Becky Davis, and Anh Bob from Michigan. It was such a magical place that I'd never forget.
I was there 1986-87, cycle 67. District 6 where all Laotian people stay. who else still remembered Mr. Jess Israel. He is an ESL teacher in PASS school. He was my favorite teacher of all.
This place of morong Bataan I've never forget in my whole life., I'm a Filipino but my father lived and work inside the refugee camp., whoever those lucky Vietnamese friend of my father Papa Ben who selling merchandise (San Miguel beer). I'm his son and now living in Calgary Canada... it was about 1987 to 1990.
God bless Papa Ben! While I was there between Jan 87 - July 87, Almost every afternoon, my friends and I got our San Miguel from him. He kept us happy during our times in PRPC. One afternoon, the rebels came down from the mountains looking to buy supplies from the locals, and We had a brief lockdown until they were gone. Glad We had our San Miguels from him with us at that time! Tell him I said Thank You, and God Bless him!
It seems like mountains all around as you step out of any buildings. I would either walked or took motor tricycle to the temple or visit some friends in 8 or 10 neighborhood. Nobody, could go passed the monkey house or out side of 11 neighborhood and if you were wondering and stook up on one of these mountains and look around what you only see was ocean. I was wondering how my mother would jump on the boat one date and escape to Palawan Philippines and we finally meet here in Bataan Camp after so many years before we got on the airplane to USA. Thank God we are here and thank you for posting those pictures it's bring so much memories from Bataan Refugee Camp.
I was there cycle 124 and help as a AT in PASS. My son was on the Youth Chore @Phrase 1 Church Pastor tên là Kellum Douglas (nhà ở vùng 1). We left Bataan on May 1989. It good to see touching memories. Thanks and God Blesse All.
Yes they are treated nicely.. some of them are now Filipinos citizens. My sister are studying in Philippines and she had a vietnamese friends.but now Filipino.
Minh den Bataan la ngay 9 thg 5 .1988 circle 115 . Roi Khoi trai ty nan Bataan la ngay 27 thg 1988 . Co ai cung cirle Minh ko Vay . Nhin Lai Canh nay thay Nho wa . Dung la mot thoi da wa
Christina Vo mình cycle 164 năm 1992, hiện sống ở Columbus, Ohio. Tôi vừa lập trang FB Ký Ức Trại Tị Nạn Bataan Morong để up hình ảnh khi xưa để chia sẻ cộng đồng.
I was born there 1988. My parents and family always speak about how nice the Locals treated them and they also spoke about one specific family that they grew very close to because they had a small child that my family grew attatched to and they wished the could’ve brought the little boy to the states with them. I was also named after the Philippines.
I am Montagnard Jarai tribe from Pleiku Central highland I was refugees in Cambodia in 2001 ,I came to US August 8 / 2002 ,I watching you video make me want to cry 😢 😢
I was there from 01-07 1987. I think my circle was around 94 or something. I remember Mr. Garlord, Ms. Becky Davis, and Anh Bob from Michigan. It was such a magical place that I'd never forget.
Thank you for sharing the video. I was there in Dec 87-to June 88 cycle 108 lived in district 3. Fond memories.
Shalom/Peace
God bless you Vietnamese.
I'm so proud of being a Filipino.
God bless everyone.
I was cycle 167, went to PASS morning class and Mr. Young was my teacher.
I was there 1986-87, cycle 67. District 6 where all Laotian people stay. who else still remembered Mr. Jess Israel. He is an ESL teacher in PASS school. He was my favorite teacher of all.
This place of morong Bataan I've never forget in my whole life., I'm a Filipino but my father lived and work inside the refugee camp., whoever those lucky Vietnamese friend of my father Papa Ben who selling merchandise (San Miguel beer). I'm his son and now living in Calgary Canada... it was about 1987 to 1990.
.piglippino lazy opportunist..
@@josephlin4431 ..lol
God bless Papa Ben! While I was there between Jan 87 - July 87, Almost every afternoon, my friends and I got our San Miguel from him. He kept us happy during our times in PRPC. One afternoon, the rebels came down from the mountains looking to buy supplies from the locals, and We had a brief lockdown until they were gone. Glad We had our San Miguels from him with us at that time! Tell him I said Thank You, and God Bless him!
It seems like mountains all around as you step out of any buildings. I would either walked or took motor tricycle to the temple or visit some friends in 8 or 10 neighborhood. Nobody, could go passed the monkey house or out side of 11 neighborhood and if you were wondering and stook up on one of these mountains and look around what you only see was ocean. I was wondering how my mother would jump on the boat one date and escape to Palawan Philippines and we finally meet here in Bataan Camp after so many years before we got on the airplane to USA. Thank God we are here and thank you for posting those pictures it's bring so much memories from Bataan Refugee Camp.
I was here 11/87 to 5/88. Cycle 106. Never forget those days
I was there Nov 24-87 to June 8th 88. Cycle 107.
i was there around 1990 and lived in neighborhood 6 cycle 135 i never never forgot that life time
i was there teaching ESL/CO in from 1988 to 1995, my first cycle was cycle 113. My AT was Ham (whose brother was Tri)
I was there in Bataan at about the same time, late 87 to 88. Thanks for sharings the photo.
i left on 4/1988 i was 13yo. my sis was 23 my yen sing at church. i went to pass school
I was there cycle 124 and help as a AT in PASS. My son was on the Youth Chore @Phrase 1 Church Pastor tên là Kellum Douglas (nhà ở vùng 1). We left Bataan on May 1989. It good to see touching memories. Thanks
and God Blesse All.
Thoi gian qua mau quaa.. Cam on anh da shared nhung hinh anh nay...
Treasure photos.. I love it!!
Thank you for the video I was there in 1992 cycles 192 dung 2
Vùng 2 building nào vậy bạn, xem minh co biết ko,
I was 227 gần chua
Thank you anh Cuong.
I was there 1988 cycle 117
May 1988
We love they place
I was there (vùng 10). Cycle 118.
I was in Bataan 1984, district 8.
🇵🇭God Bless you all, Hope that you had been treated nicely in the Philippines before you were sent to USA.
Yes they are treated nicely.. some of them are now Filipinos citizens. My sister are studying in Philippines and she had a vietnamese friends.but now Filipino.
@@thaimayoree1494😊
thanks MR CUONG
i was there at 1989 to 1992..
I was in BATAAN 9/1982～3/1983
Kỳ niệm lại về 6/82-10/82 Building 618 A. Bây giờ đã là U 60 rồi.
Minh den Bataan la ngay 9 thg 5 .1988 circle 115 . Roi Khoi trai ty nan Bataan la ngay 27 thg 1988 . Co ai cung cirle Minh ko Vay . Nhin Lai Canh nay thay Nho wa . Dung la mot thoi da wa
I was there cycle 112 ( Vung 7 , gan doi dien chua )
Cycle 161 August 1991- February 1992. Neighborhood 6
I was in Bataan 12/1982 ~5/1983 district 5
My ESL teacher name Al. Cantano, if possible, I can contact him.. 1988 - 89
💒❤️your. Brother. And. Your friends 😊👍🙏💒
Boat People consider one of the toughest Vietnamese in the modern era beside VNCH.
Trại tỵ nạn đó…. giờ còn không a….???
Khong biet anh Cuong co biet Trang Tran o vung 811J khong?
45;0 on the left what his name?
Hinh xua chup dep goi Nho ve di vang o Battan
What cycle were you in? My father was a part of cycle 124.
Minh o vung 302H 1991 Hien gio dang o Boston.
Christina Vo mình cycle 164 năm 1992, hiện sống ở Columbus, Ohio. Tôi vừa lập trang FB Ký Ức Trại Tị Nạn Bataan Morong để up hình ảnh khi xưa để chia sẻ cộng đồng.
I was cycle 124 also. I was there 10/88 to 5/89. Vùng 1
and AT @ Pass. I’m in California
Our cycle is 139 we lived in neighboring 7 we left in July of 1990 😀
I was cycle 174 building 512A
isn't it already written, and a repetitious occurance either by boat or land, dakal salamat
tears in heaven
Cycle 108 neighborhood 10. Pass school
Andy, I was there in Dec-87 to Jun-88 cycle 108 as well. I lived in district 3 right across from the market. I also went to Pass school. :-)
@@viloi3541 ah maybe we know each other.
Mình 10/85-5/86 cycleir 67 vùng 10
Minh la con lai . Luc o Bataan Vung 6 . So nha 627.E 1988 . Circle 115 co ai wen Ko nhi
I was there 1988
From May to Des cycles 117 district 7 ( vùng 7 ) có ai cùng cycle please give a call. I meet them
Vùng 6 gần trạm cảnh sát.
I’m there cycle 123, vung 8 ,829 A , Cô ai ở cùng không ?.
Cycle 136 o vung 3 1989-1990
VUNG 9 CYCLE 144
cam on cac cac Da Cho clip em NHO lam
Tôi học cycle 110 ở vùng 10.
Mình cũng ở vùng 10 lẽ 8. Cycle 108.
Tôi tên linh ơ pháp paris năm 1988 tôi ơ kku phổ 4 30/4 tàu vớt 127.người 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏❤
Cycle 110 , o so nha 1023D
May be I know Cường
Cycle 107 .
cycle 108
Cycles 88 #507 F vung 5. Nho qua
Minh o vung 5 # 506 F do ban , Minh den phi 11/82 ~ 5/83
Cycle 128 BLDG 515H thang 8 1988 den thang 3 1989. Rat mong gap lai ban xua. Neu con nho xin lien lac qua email son.tang@gm.com
I live 909J.June 1988-March 1989.To