I'm happy for renovation of that old hospital. I think it has strong foundation because many strong earthquakes hit Luzon especially 7.8 magnitude in 1990, 7.0 magnitude in 2022 and 6.1 magnitude in 2019 but the old hospital remains standing.
Thanks for the update, used to work there as a part of our clinicals as a student nurse of Angeles Univ Foundation circa 1974 to 77. Excellent learning experience in that hospital.
My youngest son was born there in 1974. This is awesome, great walk-thru and videos, but damn if it doesn't make me cry. Bu thank God the building remains and will remain for a long time. That is a great feeling.
Hey Brian my dear friend, wow!!! They have made a good amount of progress. I really like the front entrance sign. But I'm sure that they have more work to do on that sign. The painting on some of the columns looks very good. Maybe if you keep looking in the dark rooms, you might come across the morgue. They are making progress, slowly but surely. Wow, the elevator got stuck up at the top. Thank you for the latest update brother. 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, Chubbs, and the rest of your beautiful family. And may God bless Batchoy, B-2, Rocky, Mama Earl(RIP), and little snow always.😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Man. I didn't know they were renovating the hospital. I was born there in 1978. We left in 1988 but I really want to go back and bring my daughter. great memories of growing up there.
Brian thanks for giving an update on the old CAB Hospital. The place will be forever etched in my heart for the good care and treatment I received there after an injury. Again thanks for sharing as always I enjoy your videos ✌🏾.
That awesome, love history and, in many cases, keeping old buildings and repurposing. In this case, it might have been better to re do the building so it could be an affordable hospital and have a wing as the museum to help offset costs of care. A dual-purpose building. None the less its good to see it being used again rather than sit and rot.
I am amazed that so much got done, that does not seem typical of normal Filipino construction. I am used to seeing things done by hand at a snails pace.
@18:02 Brian, that inaccessible space on the roof is most likely where the motors and related equipment for the elevators was. The elevators being cable operated needed space for the electric motors, cable drums and control equipment.
My friend was sent to the Hospital from Vietnam when he was shot of of the tank he was driving. He live to tale the story. He passed a few years ago in Oklahoma .This took place in 1969 .My other friend in California don't talk about what happen in Vietnam, he killed many in Vietnam and he had to take treatment in California .War was hell in Vietnam
I enjoyed this video . I read a comment on another site from a person who worked in the hospital said morgue & post office for the hospital were in the basement. I think you were close to it on this video check out the block room to the left
Your not wrong, but did you notice the figure sitting on one of the benches? Getting better and better. Thanks for coverin it. I see Lut found you after your Lahar [?] Village. Nice place that. They are doing well on the Reno of Clark hospital. Keep up the good work bloke! Thanks m8s.
I watched one of the blogers said the reason the Ph government told the US military to leave because they produce so many babies and not supporting them.I always blame the women for sleeping with a guy and not married and end up having babies.
That white building to the side of the entrance that you asked about in other videos, I am not 100% on it but remember it being called the clap clinic (STD clinic), maybe some others can confirm.
Looking about another 12 months before Clarks old Air Base Hospital will be anywhere near finished Philly. Where were the workers? 😮 Thanks for sharing 👍🏻 👍🏻😎🇬🇧
Thanks for the update, it is coming along real nicely. It seems kind of weird to put the sign up when they are nowhere near complete. They have years of work to do still. Putting up the nice sign is like writing the title and making the cover for a book...that hasn't even been written, yet. Hahaha
I was watching a video of a Filipino who worked for the red cross at the hospital and she mentioned the basement was the morgue and post office for military assigned to the hospital
Thanks for sharing. My son was born in that hospital in 1984. Quick question: will the on-site security allow tourist to take pictures from outside the building at the main entrance while the renovation work is ongoing? My wife and I plan to tour the former Clark Air Base on the November 16 or 17, then we will leave Angeles City and won't return until December 11.
" Brother Brian, " And the renovation,development and construction projects of this historic,old and classic Clark Air Force Base Hospital located in the all --- powerful,the all --- strategic and the all --- dominant Clark Air Force Base located in your/our 1898 U.S. territory called the Philippines called or also known as " Air Force City " will be ready to be shown to the Philippine general public,the tourists specially to your/our all --- brave,our all --- fearless and our all --- courageous American military veterans and their families who were admitted,confined and went through all --- sorts,all --- types and all kinds of medical treatments specially your/our American military servicemen who fought in the all --- unspeakable,the all --- terrible and the all --- horrible as well as the all --- awful late 1950's,1960's and the 1970's Southeast Asian regional war called the Vietnam War that caused more than 58,000 American " casualties of war. " Semper Fidelis
Hi Brian and lot lot. Great progress on the hospital looking nice Now. Compared to when they first started.there a fair way to go before they do the electricals and other things they need to get finished great tour mate fully enjoyed informative and interesting Salamat for sharing. 🇵🇭Scott expat in the Philippines arleneINDAYLYNZ 🌴🌴🌴🇵🇭🤠🇦🇺🌴🌴🌴
Museums are great but wouldn’t it be better to rejuvenate the dam hospital I can’t get my head around this decision to me it relates to a decision that Biden would make
Would have been better making it small apartments with maybe another small village then a Museum ~ But I do not run the Philippines? I just develop land for housing myself and my LLC in Florida!
I'm happy for renovation of that old hospital. I think it has strong foundation because many strong earthquakes hit Luzon especially 7.8 magnitude in 1990, 7.0 magnitude in 2022 and 6.1 magnitude in 2019 but the old hospital remains standing.
Thanks for the update, used to work there as a part of our clinicals as a student nurse of Angeles Univ Foundation circa 1974 to 77. Excellent learning experience in that hospital.
My youngest son was born there in 1974. This is awesome, great walk-thru and videos, but damn if it doesn't make me cry. Bu thank God the building remains and will remain for a long time. That is a great feeling.
Slow and steady goes the work. Looking better and better.
Love the side trips away from walking street .
The building is huge! Great progress from the previous videos!
Enjoying your update on the Hospital .Thanks
Thanks for the Update!
No problem!
Thanks for sharing the big changes on the renovations project Philly 👍🇺🇲
No problem 👍
Hey Brian my dear friend, wow!!! They have made a good amount of progress. I really like the front entrance sign. But I'm sure that they have more work to do on that sign. The painting on some of the columns looks very good. Maybe if you keep looking in the dark rooms, you might come across the morgue. They are making progress, slowly but surely. Wow, the elevator got stuck up at the top. Thank you for the latest update brother. 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, Chubbs, and the rest of your beautiful family. And may God bless Batchoy, B-2, Rocky, Mama Earl(RIP), and little snow always.😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Man. I didn't know they were renovating the hospital. I was born there in 1978. We left in 1988 but I really want to go back and bring my daughter. great memories of growing up there.
Thank you for the update.
You bet
Good progress.
WOW what progress. Thanks for the update Brian 🙂
My pleasure!!
Wow!
Tks for the update Brian, their moving right along !!
You bet
Brian thanks for giving an update on the old CAB Hospital. The place will be forever etched in my heart for the good care and treatment I received there after an injury. Again thanks for sharing as always I enjoy your videos ✌🏾.
Love the Architecture, the Design. Nice to see it repurposed and not bulldozed and forgotten.
Glad to see the renovations it's looking very nice 🙂
The sign out front looks great. Steady progress is being made. We really appreciate the updates.
You bet
Thanks appreciate you.
You're welcome!
Thanks for sharinng intery update Philly 👍🇺🇲
No problem 👍
Keep up the hospital reviews please
Thank you!!! Been waiting for this!!!
You bet!
It's going to be fun to take a tour when it's done 😊
Great video Philly, keep them coming, even though i didn't work or live on base. Was at Camp Odonnell range.
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That awesome, love history and, in many cases, keeping old buildings and repurposing. In this case, it might have been better to re do the building so it could be an affordable hospital and have a wing as the museum to help offset costs of care. A dual-purpose building. None the less its good to see it being used again rather than sit and rot.
I am amazed that so much got done, that does not seem typical of normal Filipino construction. I am used to seeing things done by hand at a snails pace.
@18:02 Brian, that inaccessible space on the roof is most likely where the motors and related equipment for the elevators was. The elevators being cable operated needed space for the electric motors, cable drums and control equipment.
Went to the hospital many days to read to patients ,(New England accent ).Saw Bob Hope’s show on the side of the hospital. 1966-1968
Got to admire American construction, Design and Strength. Its amazing that the core of it still stands to this day. God bless America🇺🇸
My friend was sent to the Hospital from Vietnam when he was shot of of the tank he was driving. He live to tale the story. He passed a few years ago in Oklahoma .This took place in 1969 .My other friend in California don't talk about what happen in Vietnam, he killed many in Vietnam and he had to take treatment in California .War was hell in Vietnam
Hello philly I'm here in the Philippines baby finally hehe I can't believe it I'm here..
Welcome!!
I enjoyed this video . I read a comment on another site from a person who worked in the hospital said morgue & post office for the hospital were in the basement. I think you were close to it on this video check out the block room to the left
Your not wrong, but did you notice the figure sitting on one of the benches? Getting better and better. Thanks for coverin it. I see Lut found you after your Lahar [?] Village. Nice place that. They are doing well on the Reno of Clark hospital. Keep up the good work bloke! Thanks m8s.
I watched one of the blogers said the reason the Ph government told the US military to leave because they produce so many babies and not supporting them.I always blame the women for sleeping with a guy and not married and end up having babies.
I think that might have been the counterweight for the elevator. How is your before and after picture project coming along?
That white building to the side of the entrance that you asked about in other videos, I am not 100% on it but remember it being called the clap clinic (STD clinic), maybe some others can confirm.
Looking about another 12 months before Clarks old Air Base Hospital will be anywhere near finished Philly. Where were the workers? 😮 Thanks for sharing 👍🏻 👍🏻😎🇬🇧
Workers were on lunch break
@PhillyinthePhilippines Actually I did think that 👍🏻🤣
I want to know what are the brands of these old elevators, is it dover just like in chambers hall?
My daughter was born there in 1980
Thanks for the update, it is coming along real nicely. It seems kind of weird to put the sign up when they are nowhere near complete. They have years of work to do still. Putting up the nice sign is like writing the title and making the cover for a book...that hasn't even been written, yet. Hahaha
Yup in the Philippines they like to do a lot of pre-celebrations of things. Funny right? 🧐
What is the target date for grand opening?
Any idea of who is the current architect of this rehabilitation project?
What about pictures of how it will look when done.
I was watching a video of a Filipino who worked for the red cross at the hospital and she mentioned the basement was the morgue and post office for military assigned to the hospital
Having the morgue in the basement makes sense. I worked in a hospital way back in the day and that's where the morgue was.
The basement was where the cafeteria was 😮
Was the post office morgue and cafeteria all located in the basement?@@bogartchichi
Thanks for sharing. My son was born in that hospital in 1984. Quick question: will the on-site security allow tourist to take pictures from outside the building at the main entrance while the renovation work is ongoing? My wife and I plan to tour the former Clark Air Base on the November 16 or 17, then we will leave Angeles City and won't return until December 11.
Outside photos no problem, just tell the guards
Thanks.@@dinomonzon1529
" Brother Brian, " And the renovation,development and construction projects of this historic,old and classic Clark Air Force Base Hospital located in the all --- powerful,the all --- strategic and the all --- dominant Clark Air Force Base located in your/our 1898 U.S. territory called the Philippines called or also known as " Air Force City " will be ready to be shown to the Philippine general public,the tourists specially to your/our all --- brave,our all --- fearless and our all --- courageous American military veterans and their families who were admitted,confined and went through all --- sorts,all --- types and all kinds of medical treatments specially your/our American military servicemen who fought in the all --- unspeakable,the all --- terrible and the all --- horrible as well as the all --- awful late 1950's,1960's and the 1970's Southeast Asian regional war called the Vietnam War that caused more than 58,000 American " casualties of war. " Semper Fidelis
Were you there early in the morning, late afternoon? No workers are present
Lunch time
I bet all the ghost and spirits of that hospital are stirring 👻👻
I wonder who they called to exorcise the building.... ghostbusters...!!!
Hi Brian and lot lot. Great progress on the hospital looking nice Now. Compared to when they first started.there a fair way to go before they do the electricals and other things they need to get finished great tour mate fully enjoyed informative and interesting Salamat for sharing.
🇵🇭Scott expat in the Philippines
arleneINDAYLYNZ
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Usa asa clinc
Brian ,did those workers there felt the presence of ghosts
They say no
HOW ISITCOSTING THE USA GOVERNMENT
Turn onto a. ANOTHER HOSPITAL OR A SMALL MALL ARE lol think
Museums are great but wouldn’t it be better to rejuvenate the dam hospital I can’t get my head around this decision to me it relates to a decision that Biden would make
Would have been better making it small apartments with maybe another small village then a Museum ~ But I do not run the Philippines? I just develop land for housing myself and my LLC in Florida!
the top floor is the mental ward .