@@petegregory517, Mccain REfuzed to be let - go from the Hilton ! (per big Daddy's help ,allegedly , Grand pa Too ) 0nly for his political Future . . & L👀K - how that - played - 0ut ! 💰💰💰💰💰💰 The truth is available , . .& while reading it. . I was blown outta my chair ! . . 🌬🪑⌨keyboard - down . .again . . 👍 💪 I too served the green machine . Good health & best wishes to you & yours Mr. Gregory ! 🤝👈= ' hand-shake ' !
For the floor openings it looks like they have a double curtain of epoxied Rebar Installed per the structural engineer's directions then they will build a false floor and scaffolding underneath it and will pour it with the desired strength and mix ratio and let it sit and cure per engineer's plan before stripping the form.
Looks liks a good amount of progress has been made since the last video. We really appreciate the update. That building was such an important place for those of us that were stationed there, it's nice that they aren't tearing it down.
Pls continue on the update if possible to see what comes up in the near future. Who is spending on this I wonder. They should be using or renting to use machinery to do the heavy jobs. Thanks Brian...be safe! By the way my nephew was born here in this hospital.
Do any of your followers have any connections with a power tool company like, Milwaukee, Ryobi, Dewalt etc where these guys could get some power tools? Taking that tile down by hand , the roof removal….. are labor intensive. Someone can get a pallet of tools to these guys donated. We just gotta find out who’s connected. Thanks for the update Brian!
I was thinking the same thing at 1:03 when I saw that pile of "foam" covered insulation. Typical military "fix" for asbestos in a foreign country, just spray it with foam. Oh yeah, that will work.
I had a life long friend that was at that hospital after he was wounded in Vietnam they stabilized him and sent him to Germany the first time then the second time inherited was sent home
I was stationed at Clark Hospital 1966-68. Yes, that was an incinerator but we did not do cremations. We did incinerate placentas (after births) and perhaps amputated body parts as well as medical waste. You are right, it was too small to do cremations.
NICE to see the old base hospital being re-purposed and not torn down. it is a Beautiful peice of Architecture. Thank You for the updates, Brian ! I really enjoy your channel. :)
Thanks for doing a series of video documentaries showing us the change and planned reuse of this hospital. Like you, I've been hoping for years that this entire structure will be saved from total demolition. I'm so glad the Philippine government will be giving it new life as a museum to be enjoyed by Filipinos for many years to come. Thanks for your efforts to show us the changes. More power to you!
Thanks for the updates Brian - Great to see the progress - Can tell you that no cremations were done at the main hospital at least during the early years of operation - Old medic here - MABUHAY !!
In order to structurally wrap the column it has to be smooth and all the corners have to be radies to allow the carbon fiber to be applied and stretched in multiple layers with an epoxy resin to add structural value to the column.
Careful Brian that that Styrofoam stuff is not Asbestos. I wonder for the workers, not wearing any protection with that stuff. Sounds like you found the ghost, or ghosts through that pipe. 😂
Brian, just a little bit terminology info for you, columns are vertical and beams are horizontal. I did learn something from 30 years in construction industry .......lol
The material on the roof is urethane foam, used for insulating the roof against heat. If you've ever seen a foam that has been injected into cracks and it expands, it's the same thing as this stuff..
HI BRIAN i dont know how long that hospital has been built, but what wars were the USA in for them to need such a big hospital in asia, i guess Vietnam?
Brian thanks for the update on the renovation of the old CAB 🇵🇭 Hospital. They say the place is haunted. However inside those haunted walls were some very caring medical providers that saved my life. So I say salute 🫡 the haunted place in its second life. Brain as always thanks for sharing your videos I always enjoy them ✌🏾.
i cant believe that guy removing tile with hammer and a spade chisel and not a electric hammer tile removing chisel ... great video Brian as always ty brother
You're a brave fella. That looks like a dangerous environment I'm surprised you were allowed to go in there. You need to be wearing some serious ppe in there.Take care mate.
Hey Brian my dear friend, WOW!!!!! A bunch of positive changes at Clark air base. It's really so amazing how much progress they have made. I'm really so impressed. I really can't wait to see what more changes that they will make in the next couple of weeks. My only concern is that, I wish that the workers would wear hard hats. I don't want to see anyone get hurt doing this amazing project. But this whole project is just simply awesome. The rooftop is getting it's make over as well. Thank you, thank you, thank you Brian for sharing this experience with us subscribers. Thank you Brian my dear friend for sharing this awesome video. Please stay safe and healthy, and God bless you, lot, Borges, Miguel, Hannah grace, Bing Bing(Sam), Reynalyn, Reynalyn's daughter, Adrian, and the rest of your beautiful family. And may God bless Batchoy, B-2, Rocky, Mama Earl, and little snow always.😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Wall are tumblin down. Way different to you last vid with the rain. Probably a s*i* load of asbestos to come out bout 3x2 tonne trucks take a normal 3 bed house asbestos away down here. Saw the tail end of a lizzie disappearing in your last vid or,, that blokes probably out finding himself a new home, since the construction has has disturbed this one. Nice walk Brian, appreciate the updates m8, thanks. Stay vertical!
John mccain was at that hospital after pow during Nam
From Hanoi Hilton (literally, allegedly) to Clark. Big step down for an Admiral’s kid.
I was in the Corps during that time frame, lotta scuttle butt.
@@petegregory517 crazy times! Semper Fi
@@petegregory517,
Mccain REfuzed to be let - go from the Hilton ! (per big Daddy's help ,allegedly , Grand pa Too )
0nly for his political Future . . & L👀K - how that - played - 0ut ! 💰💰💰💰💰💰
The truth is available , . .& while reading it. . I was blown outta my chair !
. . 🌬🪑⌨keyboard - down . .again . . 👍 💪 I too served the green machine .
Good health & best wishes to you & yours Mr. Gregory ! 🤝👈= ' hand-shake ' !
Thanks for sharing interesting content Philly 👍🇺🇲
No problem 👍
For the floor openings it looks like they have a double curtain of epoxied Rebar Installed per the structural engineer's directions then they will build a false floor and scaffolding underneath it and will pour it with the desired strength and mix ratio and let it sit and cure per engineer's plan before stripping the form.
Awesome
This is really the vids I enjoy, thank you for sharing. I see myself there on opening day. Thanks Brian.
Glad you enjoyed it
@@PhillyinthePhilippines Yes Sir.
Looks liks a good amount of progress has been made since the last video. We really appreciate the update. That building was such an important place for those of us that were stationed there, it's nice that they aren't tearing it down.
Looking good. Thanks for the update.
recovery would be just outside surgery, the upper floors would be patient rooms/ICU/Maternity/Nursery/Delivery
Brian, thank you for the update
I doubt they didn't cremate anything other than medical waste and amputations
Looks like.
Pls continue on the update if possible to see what comes up in the near future. Who is spending on this I wonder. They should be using or renting to use machinery to do the heavy jobs. Thanks Brian...be safe! By the way my nephew was born here in this hospital.
Do any of your followers have any connections with a power tool company like, Milwaukee, Ryobi, Dewalt etc where these guys could get some power tools? Taking that tile down by hand , the roof removal….. are labor intensive. Someone can get a pallet of tools to these guys donated. We just gotta find out who’s connected. Thanks for the update Brian!
Great Progress report
Be careful around all that debris because it could be full of lead paint and asbestos.
I was thinking the same thing at 1:03 when I saw that pile of "foam" covered insulation. Typical military "fix" for asbestos in a foreign country, just spray it with foam. Oh yeah, that will work.
the military hospitals did not creamate bodies,,but,,they did have to insinerate amputated body parts,
Thank you for that information .
Thanks for the new update Brian !!
No problem 👍
Be careful of lead base paint and asbestos
I had a life long friend that was at that hospital after he was wounded in Vietnam they stabilized him and sent him to Germany the first time then the second time inherited was sent home
I was a nurse there 71-72..... sad to see it go, but hoping for a great environment!
WoW, They have made major changes
@PhillyinthePhillipines pleasure to become a member today .
From Vic .
Thank you Victor you are my very first member .☝️
always good reporting brian 👍🏻
I appreciate that
hopefully you'll update us maybe every month for this, keep doing what you doing phil! great job!
Will do!
Another great update Brian. Big changes in just a few weeks. Thanks
I was stationed at Clark Hospital 1966-68. Yes, that was an incinerator but we did not do cremations. We did incinerate placentas (after births) and perhaps amputated body parts as well as medical waste. You are right, it was too small to do cremations.
Been waiting for your updates Brian. Thank you!
My pleasure!
Wow sure they going fast thanks Brian for sharing take care
You bet
Any ghosts that were there left.
NICE to see the old base hospital being re-purposed and not torn down. it is a Beautiful peice of Architecture. Thank You for the updates, Brian ! I really enjoy your channel. :)
Yep things are moving on at the Old Clark Hospital Philly. Take care when walking around you don't know what you are breathing in.😷👍🏻👍🏻✌🏻🇬🇧
Thanks for doing a series of video documentaries showing us the change and planned reuse of this hospital. Like you, I've been hoping for years that this entire structure will be saved from total demolition. I'm so glad the Philippine government will be giving it new life as a museum to be enjoyed by Filipinos for many years to come. Thanks for your efforts to show us the changes. More power to you!
Thanks for the updates Brian - Great to see the progress - Can tell you that no cremations were done at the main hospital at least during the early years of operation - Old medic here - MABUHAY !!
Incineration of body parts?
Good stuff Philly 👍
Watch out for evicted ghost 👻
I was at Clark today dropping off my daughter at the airport. Wow! They have made a lot of progress on the old hospital.
im exited for renovation to finish, museum or hospital, i just wanna see what the old hospital actually looks like
In order to structurally wrap the column it has to be smooth and all the corners have to be radies to allow the carbon fiber to be applied and stretched in multiple layers with an epoxy resin to add structural value to the column.
Sorry I meant radiused?
Great point!
Philly, Please ware protection gear/face mask next time. We see stuff floating in the air while you’re doing a great job of videoing. Be Safe….
Yes, you never know if they used asbestos tiles.
@arctan2010 Did not see any of the workmen wearing masks so doubtful if there was any asbestos around.
As someone who's watched all your videos of you in that building, it really is unbelievable‼️
Ol’ Clark…. Great memories from back in the early 70’s.
Can still recall all the injured G.I.’s flying into Clark from Vietnam…..
Me too 68-70 dependent. Him going back to Clark is always the best part of Philly’s videos.
Any Bio material including gauze, body parts, etc has to be Creamated or Incinterated.
Good Health Mr. Stewart 👍
Careful Brian that that Styrofoam stuff is not Asbestos. I wonder for the workers, not wearing any protection with that stuff. Sounds like you found the ghost, or ghosts through that pipe. 😂
I walked through the derelict building 20 years ago, good to see that they are doing something positive so people can learn about its history
Brian, just a little bit terminology info for you, columns are vertical and beams are horizontal. I did learn something from 30 years in construction industry .......lol
Thank you for that information .
Thanks for this progress report I can’t wait for the finish product. What is it in five years…I hope I am still around.
Looks like they are getting serious with the project
I would bet the foam on the roof was to keep the heat from the roof at bay. That is insulation.
Asbestos removal at this place?
The material on the roof is urethane foam, used for insulating the roof against heat. If you've ever seen a foam that has been injected into cracks and it expands, it's the same thing as this stuff..
HI BRIAN i dont know how long that hospital has been built, but what wars were the USA in for them to need such a big hospital in asia, i guess Vietnam?
The hospital started construction in 1960 and finished 1964
@@PhillyinthePhilippines when I were serving in the British army
@@PhillyinthePhilippines SO , Again the Whole fuggn war was planned ahead Thanks to
M i C & Bell 🔔 🚁 creating this - machine . . .💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰🙈🙉🙊
I wonder if they used asbestos at the time?
Brian thanks for the update on the renovation of the old CAB 🇵🇭 Hospital. They say the place is haunted. However inside those haunted walls were some very caring medical providers that saved my life. So I say salute 🫡 the haunted place in its second life. Brain as always thanks for sharing your videos I always enjoy them ✌🏾.
After the Americans left alitof Filipino movies has been shot there. and a lot of brass metal steel aluminum etc where scrap there secretly.
Probably asbestos and lead paint
Both daughters born there.
i cant believe that guy removing tile with hammer and a spade chisel and not a electric hammer tile removing chisel ... great video Brian as always ty brother
Thanks for watching!
Third Floor (basement, 1st, second,) second floor/ you state third floor, was Surgery, Labor and Delivery and where I worked, the Urology Clinic.
Thank you for sharing that information .
Incinerator for medical waste. RMC 82-87.
You're a brave fella. That looks like a dangerous environment I'm surprised you were allowed to go in there. You need to be wearing some serious ppe in there.Take care mate.
Hey Brian my dear friend, WOW!!!!! A bunch of positive changes at Clark air base. It's really so amazing how much progress they have made. I'm really so impressed. I really can't wait to see what more changes that they will make in the next couple of weeks. My only concern is that, I wish that the workers would wear hard hats. I don't want to see anyone get hurt doing this amazing project. But this whole project is just simply awesome. The rooftop is getting it's make over as well. Thank you, thank you, thank you Brian for sharing this experience with us subscribers. Thank you Brian my dear friend for sharing this awesome video. Please stay safe and healthy, and God bless you, lot, Borges, Miguel, Hannah grace, Bing Bing(Sam), Reynalyn, Reynalyn's daughter, Adrian, and the rest of your beautiful family. And may God bless Batchoy, B-2, Rocky, Mama Earl, and little snow always.😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Shout Out To Darryl Charity
🇵🇭😎🇵🇭
The government is constructing a fast elevated railway from manila to clark, NSCR youtube
Is the Clark Hospital going to be a museum ?
That is the plan .
That's what it says outside the building.
You used the term "stairwell". Are you former Navy?
When is that building built? I wouldn’t suggest to walk around there might have some lead paint and asbestos if built in the 60s or 70s.
About 1963 ish.
what are they going to do
The new philippines national museum on clark .
@5:32 Turning big concrete pieces into little concrete pieces with an 8-pound hammer? No thank you!!! 😲
Surprised No Guards To Keep You Out, No Mask ?
Asbestos?
Actual machinery? Where’s the guys in flip flops that usually do that type work?😂
Wall are tumblin down. Way different to you last vid with the rain. Probably a s*i* load of asbestos to come out bout 3x2 tonne trucks take a normal 3 bed house asbestos away down here. Saw the tail end of a lizzie disappearing in your last vid or,, that blokes probably out finding himself a new home, since the construction has has disturbed this one. Nice walk Brian, appreciate the updates m8, thanks. Stay vertical!
Spirit activity greatly increases during renovations and reconstructions. Just sayin’.
True. GHOST HUNTERS ( T.A.P.S. ) investigated that site and verified it as Haunted.
Salad! Salad! 5, 10, 15, 20!! Salad! Salad! 5, 10, 15, 20!!
Baaa.. luuut.... Baaa.. luuut....!!!
Thanks for a day in Angeles City!!!
dude even the walls are support...get out of there
Brian, I’m watching you walk around there while they’re taking it down and I only have one word to say , Asbestos!
1 st Thought . .🤔 😷😷😷!
😮😵☠️
Know way ÿou should be in there without hazmat suits
And Flip - flops !
No safety rules there? Not one worker is wearing a hard hat.
Or safety shoes. Welcome to the Philippines. I saw a guy wearing flip flops replacing tires at the auto shop.
The Most Haunted Hospital In The World Is Gone. The Souls Are Moving To Their New Building. Hehe.😂
So interesting, my friend at the ranch was there, and he asked me all the time about the progress. Ty for showing.👍🪖