I was US Navy on active duty at Cubi Point and at the VC-5 duty desk for three days after Mt Pinatubo blew up. The relief supplies from the U.S, were great except that in some areas the food ended up being sold at the local outdoor markets in Olongapo. Maybe some people needed something other than rice. Or could it have been a few greedy politicians?
I was about 2 weeks old when it erupted. Luckily, my mom did a good job of protecting me from ash and soot. Over 20 years later, I'm watching this video for the first time.
I was 19 when it happened, I still remember the siren when Clark Air Base is in Full RED ALERT! so loud..!!! you will hear it all over Angeles City...Then suddenly a quiet morning at around 9am... I was infront of our terrace, then BOOM of mushroom clouds! call everyone to witness....then 2-3 days theres a major storm, and together with the major eruption... dark during days! no electrical power, then it rains ash, and thick and like 12-20 inches in height, you will hear roofs collapse, scarry!
Gods It's been ages sicne I've seen this. Have it on VHs but our VCR broke so I can;t watch it any more. I was four when this happened. Thank god my dad wasn;t stationed there when it blew.
@narutonamikazuzamaki Sorry 4 L8 response. 2answer ur question, YES. i am guessing u have/ or have access to a computer. Google is your friend. I am sorry to single you out -that being said, i can't understand how u could post such a question. May i suggest u set Google as ur homepage and when u have ?s like this, use the computer for what it does best? find &disseminate info. Even if u spell PhiLiPPines wrong, or PINATUBO, it will give u answers 2questions like this. God bless ya, GRASSHOPPER.
wish i could have been alive at the time to witness such an event first-hand. the pictures and videos of the initial blast are beautiful yet, terrifying, and awe inspiring all at the same time.
Wow! I was 10 when we evacuate. Soooooo scary leaving everything you own behind. The major earthquake we had the day before was terrible too. My C-130 father was left behind to hel evacuate. Thank God we made it out alive.
watching this sends me the chills.. i was 5 and still remember looking outside my balcony seeing the giant clouds, and at night time i thought i was done for. Olongapo city, P.I.
watching this sends me the chills.. i was 5 and still remember looking outside my balcony seeing the giant clouds, and at night time i thought i was done for. Olongapo city, P.I.
please ask uk or france there for militry exrcises not us,philippines has a very big heart and all i see is how they have been used and left by the usa
The US is always asked. Lets see France or UK come to the rescue of a country with EVERY other struggling county asking for their help. They would be financialy and physically drained. If the US is so heartless, why are we always the ones asked for help? We aren't super heroes, we can only do so much. And you don't know what was running through people's minds then. Now it is viewed a mistake, but how did they know then? Looking back is ALWAYS easier than foward!
And, used and left.... why does the US, a world super power, need to drain ANYTHING from a 3rd world country?! Highest standard of living means we are doing pretty well over here. We don'tneed to drain others resources when we have plenty left here lol.
so if u doing so well were was the help re-building,super power the way i see the markets going china thats top what if they stoped loans to us?there was a time us lent to china now it has to borrow 1 struggling country u say you were there saver but in there time of need u ran hope you can see it as a mistake and learn
@nobby604 We don't know what was going through their minds back then, but you can't totally say that the US was TOTALLY heartless. They just evicted the US Airbase. The Filipino people, i think, are beyond America's jurisdiction. Or i don't know. Yes, PROBABLY they left us in Pinatubo, nevertheless, we still owe something to them. That is, them saving our ass from the Japs in WWII. They're not all heartless. Probably wrong move, but they've got their reasons. Forgive and forget. :)
The USA decided to return to the second military base much further away from the volcano blast area, still it would take millions to renew the damage done.
The phillippene government declined the permission to use the land hence why the USA completly left the Philippines.
@nobby604 Now you have Koreans running Angeles City Pampanga..LOL You think they are as humane as the Americans? bolong mo. Those people want the Americans back. The Americans are fighting muslims in Mindanao. Even after we kicked them out in '92. We still can't stand up and fight for ourselves. Then we pull our troops out of Afghanistan. What kind of crap is that? The Americans saved us in WWII. Anti-American Filipinos are either the NPA/Muslims or rich
@jarvin21 How am I very misinformed? Unless you're going to point out how
I'm misinformed don't bother making that ridiculous claim.. I live in Angeles and was there when Pinatubo erupted. I bet you don't even live in the P.I. asshat
there is no point arguing with you as you are the typical brain washed Filipino into kissing Uncle Sam's Ass, i should know this as i am a political science major. Yes, i do live in the Philippines, and it's so sad to see hypocrites like you in the streets
The filipinos still thinks america really care about the welfare of filipnos, for goodness sake wake up pinoys they are only here because they want something from us and after that they will just destroy us again like what they did in U.S. Base.
My bestfriend's dad was a barangay chairman when he died because he tried saving one of the constituents, Mga AMERIKANO daw ang nagpasabog ng Pinatubo.
Thanks for posting this video, I was 23 yr old then, I live 20 miles from the crater and have seen this folded in days. It was spectacular. The catastrophic aftermath still brings chill to my spine. I consider myself a survivor of the mudflow, 3 months after the first eruption our entire town is totally buried.
F.Y.I Mt. Pinatubo is one of the Tourism Hot spot now..nwei the aftermath was much devastating than the eruptions itself coz of the mud slides wiping out over a dozens of towns and barrios many lives was loss,properties and dislocated families from nearby areas...Thank God and Bless the Kapampangan...Mabuhay Cabalen uling Matenakan tamu!
Did any one die as a result of swimming and screwing around in that "pretty lake" which in effect has not bottom except a magma chamber and maybe a crust of Terra not so firma over it. Yes, lets turn a caustic chimney into Lake Powell! Goodie!. Lets go swimming and ultra lighting. Because I MUST!
And yes a tragedy is determined by how many died and if the cirumstances could have helped it.
This isn't a real tragedy like the tsuanami, its a disaster that was mimized and we should be greatfull and more joyfull that so many were saved instead of grieving more over how many died. And In this case alot more survived than died.
Would he show as much jubilation if he had predicted the Tsunami of 2004, probably not.
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I would if people had heeded the warning and saved over 200thousand.
For events like these, death is inevitable, to freak about 305 people dead when 300000 were saved is inapproiate and is negavitive! That is dishonerable and pesimisitic!
Your acting as if he's a douchebag because he's positive instead of negative.
Oh to you fucking retards on this video, the ones talking about how a volcano is like a bomb and very sensitive... I know where you got your research from, and compared to the theories you belittle, yours is even MORE shaker.
I'm going to post the source, Sciencitific america!!!
THATS RIGHT.
Guess what, thats a hypothothesis/ study!! Not even close to a theory. Its not even been tested.
So, if I were you, I'd be pretty ashamed of yourselfs right now for saying you "Researched it."
Sorry, everyone--I always forget that a second post comes up on top of the first (so you don't know there's a part 1). Anyway, these posts are for UCSPanther, in response to one of HIS earlier opinions. You surely don't need to read all of my griping--if you're not UCP. I'm sure he (she?) won't pay attention to my input anyway. Alrighty then.
Sorry--I always forget that a second post comes up on top of the first (so you don't know there's a part 1). Anyway, these posts are for UCSPanther, in response to one of HIS earlier opinions. You surely don't need to read all of my griping--if you're not UCP. I'm sure he (she?) won't pay attention to my input anyway. Alrighty then.
Isn't it great to have an anonymous outlet for all of our hate, prejudices, and stupidity? Some make more use of it than others. I only get like this when provoked by a nincompoop at the right (wrong?) moment. Then I allow my opinion to come on out, and...opinions are like a-holes. We all have them, and they all stink. I know that includes mine too, but sometimes we all hafta stink out loud. Sorry to everybody else! P.S. What a beautiful island (when not having volcano eruptions, of course).
WARNING: this is an attempt to insult UCSPanther in defense of so-called hippies. So, don't slog through this if you're not UCnothingPanther.
Hey, UCSPanther...do you have a big sign that you carry that identifies you as an ignorant boob, or do people have to wait for a few words to come out of your mouth before it's obvious? Keep your prejudicial assumptions to yourself. Please. And--surprise! I have more opinions in the following post! :)
i remember these volcanic eruption though i was just 4 yrs old that time, we had to evacuate to a safer place coz we're in danger.. but now, Mt. Pinatubo is one of the tourist spots in our place.. Maybe the volcano is trying to make peace of the damages it had brought to us..
Logically, he should be. Think for a second, imagine if this volcano didn't erupt for 2 months. Then the people foolishly disregard the next warning for a eruption. And the volcano does erupt. Thats 3000 to 50000 times worse than the deaths caused by this whole entire eruption thanks to the efforts.
Plus it's a huge leap forward to find more signs to predict a new eruption.
He did not show any sympathy whatsoever. Did you see any? Would he show as much jubilation if he had predicted the Tsunami of 2004, probably not. That's why it's wrong. When has it become acceptable that tragedy is determined by who, where, and how many. The bottom line is that people perished during that eruption.
You might do well to read Dick Thompson's book "Volcano Cowboys", which describes the USGS collaboration in monitoring efforts at Mount St Helens, Nevado del Ruiz, Pinatubo and a host of others.
The guy in question knew how delicate the political situation was, and that the US should have been pulling back from the Philippines instead of increasing their presence. To stuff the prediction and disrupt the lives of so many Filipinos unnecessarily
The USGS got it's fingers burnt when a warning notice indicating increased unrest at Long Valley Caldera in California, was seen as a bit of post-Mount St Helens hysteria. There were death threats mailed to volcanologists.
I cannot really blame Dave Harlow for being relieved that the USGS and PHIVOLCS got this one right. I imagine it would have been a huge loss of face to stuff it up.
there was a possibility that the earthquake in july 10,1990 has cracked sensitive sands on the mouth of volcano. and there was also possibility that there was an actual studies on the mouth of pinatubo which the mountain eased to clott a volcanic damages.. means the volcano experts has done something wrong at the volcano in person from those days.. volcano is a sensitive thing on earth. touch something, then something was like a bomb :)
parehas lang.. magmula ng mawala ang mga kano. naparami rin lalo ang mga dayuhan sa ating bansa eh. wala rin nangyari. tsaka noong panahon na iyon kahit di ka mag-abroad ay kumikita ka na rin sa kanila.. na para bang nasa abroad ka na rin pag pasok mo sa clark na may naghihintay sa iyo ng trabaho. goodluck kabayan ko. wag na lang tayo magalit sa mga kano. wala rin namang asenso ang bansa natin eh. ingat sa mga nagmumura sa iyo dito :)
Stupid idiot is happy that the volcano erupted. shameon you idiot!!! People died and you are celebrating because your prediction turned out to be right. You should have wished that it was wrong. Moron!!!
Mining caused this pyroclastic, multiple stratospheric event eruption? Please stop posting before you embarass yourself even further, dtone55. Mining activity could not cause a fissure to vent mantle pressure. It's not possible, the physics just can't happen. And if what you say is true, the mining would have relieved the pressure from the dome and the eruption would have never happened, and even then, they would have had to mine roughly 75% of the material from the mountain for that to occur
yeah remember that one. I didn't remember about it in the news. just after wards. we were like at school while the first earthquake began then the next day was like ashes everywhere. it took like more than a month and the rain helps with washing it away. The bad part is most of the rivers got covered with ashes and we had to water plants with muddy ashes stuff. that time you cant forget since you have after shock for quite a while.
These Americans are responsible for the eruption, They dig deep in that mountain to search for mines. And they just left the natives there to die, while they run away from the disaster!!!
Well, I'll tell you. Most are caused by plate techtonics, where the plates in the earth's crust either pull apart or subduct under each other. Mount Pinatubo is one of those subduction volcanoes.
Others, such as Hawaii and Yellowstone, are caused by mantle plumes, or hotspots.
Your theories are fictional, what i am saying is the truth that happens!!!You must not praise those coward Americans, For they are are reaping what they sow to other nations!!! Funkhead!!!!
You cannot twist truth from theories hippie, I only blame those coward Americans like you, to the Pinatubo disaster, cause there are so many people died there because of their greediness and stupidity.
First off, your definition of hippie is way off. Hippies are granola crunching, dope smoking dimwits who HATE america, not love it, so I'll let it slide (get it? slide!).
If a cinder cone were to erupt under your house tomorrow, you would probably blame it on the Americans.
You better shut up, before you make a bigger fool of yourself than you have already.
we can't blame other people who run from the volcano. we'nt have any much stronger than a one life to catch all those stones 'thrown by the volcano. but also, i believe that all volcanoes on earth were the most sensitive creation.. there are so sensitive sands on it. there are some parts on the mouth of the volcano w/c easily sensitive.. we can't do what things to make from mind, just to pursue some studies personally 'and let know something on how this mountain worksout on earth.
I was 13 years old back then and I can still exactly remember how it all happened... Scary and a little bit excited as a young boy, the earth shakes every few minutes the night after it errupted. Thanks for posting this video...
I'm interested in Vulcanology. It can terrifying at how much damage volcanoes can do to both people and the natural world, but also amazing how volcanic soil can be such great farmland and can support unique ecosystems.
In fact, Southern Idaho is known for its potatoes, thanks to the volcanic soil from the Yellowstone hotspot millions of years ago, when it was in Idaho.
That's one of the funny things about disasters, UCSPanther. Although most people only think of the horrors of disasters, they are necessary for the Earth to be as it is. If it wasn't for plate movement and earthquakes, there would be no mountains. If not for volcanoes, there would be no Hawaii.
Tornadoes cool down the air, hurricanes bring rain. Lightning provides nitrogen for the ground. Meteors are the reason the mammals were able to replace the dinosaurs.
That is true too. In fact, the fertile potato fields of southern Idaho were made possible by the cataclysmic eruptions in the distant past by the Yellowstone hotspot when it was under Idaho.
Volcanic soil is often known as excellent farmland because of all the minerals contained within.
i believe i was 9 when mount pinatubo erupted. i remember i had to hide in the pigs cage and stayed there until the eruption was done. nxt thing i knew it stopped and everything was all dusty and white.
I wasn't around when Mount St Helens in the USA blew (It was about half the size of Pinatubo, but did some severe damage), but my parents who were in Southern British Columbia did say that some light dust from that blast found its way North.
I have also read that the 1912 eruption of Novarupta (slightly larger than Pinatubo) in Alaska did cover buildings and the surrounding area in about a foot of dust
because of this eruption from being in the philippines where I was born, I was forced to leave the rest of my family to and go to guam then hawaii then last washington state. never thoguth I would end up here. anyone out here that was there at the time, let me know, I would like to talk about the moment when my life was changed due to pinatubo.
I was there ,when it erupted I think it was on my 13th birthday .I remember trying to hide in the closet cause I didn't want to leave but my dad was making us leave .I went to Guam then to Washington then to Cali.This story always make's me cry since I haven't been back home since 1997 and I will never forget the look on my aunt's face she was crying so hard and it broke my heart .This event change my life.
I totally see where your coming from, I was 12 when this happened and ever since then I havent seen my grandparents then few years ago my grampay past, so the last memories I got of them was when we were evacuated to guam from the air force.
Man I this is where I was born. I moved 9months later to the US becuz of this volcano and same with the rest of family :s. It would have been nice to at least grow up to have some memories there.
i was 12 when this happened.. i remember it was noon when it turned so dark and it started raining ash... the next day there was about 2 feet of ash everywhere...
naalala ko pa non i was 8 yrs of age nong pumotok pinatubo.lahat ng bahay at tanim namin inagos ng lava.yung lolo ko nag iisang sorvivor na naka uwingbuhay kayalang kalahating katawan nya nasunog ng dahi sa init.
in the movie "An Officer and a Gentelman" starring Richard Gere, there's a small scene there of subic bay naval station at the beginning of the movie. it's a good movie check it out if u're interested.
i've watched this before... it really amazed me! i was only months old when mt. pinatubo errupted, so i don't have any idea what exactly happened that time... my family was in manila by that time and they said that it was so scary because the day become a dark night for them..
There is no evidence that it is 60 000 years overdue, it has only erupted three or four times and only the last two were 600 000 years apart. Its been 660 000 years since the last one but no mathematician would accept that as evidence. Best bet is sometime in the next 500 - 50 000 years.
I was a Navy Broadcast5 Journalist working at FEN stationed at Subic Bay during this event. As soon as the dust cleared, I was out with our camera taking video of the damage. From the time of the first eruption until it was over, we counted over 150 major earthquakes that shook our whole building....was the most frightened I've ever been in my life. I love the PI...its like a second home to me, but I could do without any more volcanoes...once was enough
Now I know what my wife and her 3 son's went through,I have visited the clark area on many occaissions since 2000,and before this with my previouse wife.
This eruption happened so fast there was no sound to be heard, the pyroclastic flows (flows of superheated gas and ash) so immense it covered an area larger than Singapore, and caused the moon to become blue (due to sulphur i n the air) when I was born in November of that year (1991, and I was in Sarawak, Malaysia, just a mere 200 miles away on Borneo)
The Mt. Pinatubo Explosion was not the biggest volcanic explosion in in the 20th century. 1912s Novarupta in Alaska was bigger.
How do you convert VEI into TnT Equivalent? I doubt the Pinatubo eruption was only 20 times stronger than Hiroshimas Fat Man. After all the Tsar Bomb was more than 2000 times stronger than the Fat Man.
100/10 *sighs* what a very good upload, thank for that. Looking back, it's just so horrible. To stay there in ur own home and all my families could do is pray that the river doesn't fall over to those mud waters. Our house was about 1 mile away. But thank goodness they move out in 2007. Geez, being a survivor and relive that nightmare everyday. Well it was a very touching video but not compared anything to the real one. Thank you again.
100/10 tnx for the upload, being a survivor from Mt Pinatubo is a very sad moment for us filipinos. I still can't believe how strong my country is and how much they would still live there and long live the Philippines and Clark Air Force Base!!!
it reminds me something u know wen pinatubo erupt makikita mo lahat ang mga tao nagtulong tulong at makikita mo ang pagmahahalan ng bawat pilipino wow!!!
after that eruption, megadike was constructed. it cost a lot but it was substandard. i sincerely pray to god that the corrupt officials involved in that should go to hell and be perpetually stuck the process of castration
its probably the same crooks who tried to extort millions more from the U.S. to continue the base agreement that of course was a major factor (other then pinatubo) in the U.S. pulling out.
I miss it and left in '89. Doubt I will ever go back. The greatest assignment in the USAF.
with all due respect, US base should be removed from the philippines. i see it as an invasion of our sovereignity, although i am sympathetic of the filipinos who lost their jobs after the pull out. moreover, China invading philippines is very very unlikely. (and calif is good, my gf is there lol)
i really felt sad of that erruption.king metng mung aldo kasi milako ya tuknangan mi.kanyamn pamo king province me.ngeni puro namu lahar.amimisss ku ne bario mi.
I was 14 years old when this volcano erupted. I remember during the month when it erupted, the ashes reached Travis Air Force Base, California. Every morning I would wake up and find thin layers of ashes covering my parents and neighbor's vehicles.
I was US Navy on active duty at Cubi Point and at the VC-5 duty desk for three days after Mt Pinatubo blew up. The relief supplies from the U.S, were great except that in some areas the food ended up being sold at the local outdoor markets in Olongapo. Maybe some people needed something other than rice. Or could it have been a few greedy politicians?
argetm 4 days ago
F-8!!! F-8!! STAY STILL!!!! NOOO!!!! HUHUHUHUHUHUHUU!!!!!! MAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!! HUHUHUHUHUU!!!
petpetfernandez 1 month ago
I was about 2 weeks old when it erupted. Luckily, my mom did a good job of protecting me from ash and soot. Over 20 years later, I'm watching this video for the first time.
gramcraka101 1 month ago
240p... we meet again
Maximumvdb 1 month ago 2
is this what made US. close there base ?
nil1230 2 months ago
compared to the vesuvius 72 ad eruption and mt. st helens eruptions......how big was this compared to those eruptions????
chickenporkasado 2 months ago
@chickenporkasado
It was bigger. St Helens and Vesuvius were 5 on the volcanic explosivity index, Pinatubo was a 6. (scale goes from 0 to 8).
ianat841 1 month ago in playlist Mt.Pinatubo Eruption 1991
WHEW!!! O_O BIg guy!
Eyeglompyou 2 months ago
I was 19 when it happened, I still remember the siren when Clark Air Base is in Full RED ALERT! so loud..!!! you will hear it all over Angeles City...Then suddenly a quiet morning at around 9am... I was infront of our terrace, then BOOM of mushroom clouds! call everyone to witness....then 2-3 days theres a major storm, and together with the major eruption... dark during days! no electrical power, then it rains ash, and thick and like 12-20 inches in height, you will hear roofs collapse, scarry!
engr1glc 3 months ago
Gods It's been ages sicne I've seen this. Have it on VHs but our VCR broke so I can;t watch it any more. I was four when this happened. Thank god my dad wasn;t stationed there when it blew.
heron531 4 months ago
this is in the phillipines?????
narutonamikazuzamaki 6 months ago
@narutonamikazuzamaki Sorry 4 L8 response. 2answer ur question, YES. i am guessing u have/ or have access to a computer. Google is your friend. I am sorry to single you out -that being said, i can't understand how u could post such a question. May i suggest u set Google as ur homepage and when u have ?s like this, use the computer for what it does best? find &disseminate info. Even if u spell PhiLiPPines wrong, or PINATUBO, it will give u answers 2questions like this. God bless ya, GRASSHOPPER.
TheMfrzr9 3 months ago
3:15 great song!
DwayneAPurple 6 months ago in playlist Mt.Pinatubo Eruption 1991
june 12th 1991 still scared the crap outta me. I was north of the volcano in San Miguel.
rtorre02 6 months ago
i was there and 5 years old but still have flashbacks of what happened
sweetfanatic 7 months ago
wish i could have been alive at the time to witness such an event first-hand. the pictures and videos of the initial blast are beautiful yet, terrifying, and awe inspiring all at the same time.
mixedNativeGuy 7 months ago
8:16 Look Left
DaKillZ09 8 months ago
Mt. Pinatubo will explode gotta haul my gatorade outtahere...
DodoManMcCow 8 months ago
Wow! I was 10 when we evacuate. Soooooo scary leaving everything you own behind. The major earthquake we had the day before was terrible too. My C-130 father was left behind to hel evacuate. Thank God we made it out alive.
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watching this sends me the chills.. i was 5 and still remember looking outside my balcony seeing the giant clouds, and at night time i thought i was done for. Olongapo city, P.I.
pnoynation 11 months ago
watching this sends me the chills.. i was 5 and still remember looking outside my balcony seeing the giant clouds, and at night time i thought i was done for. Olongapo city, P.I.
pnoynation 11 months ago
I lived there when i was really young.. I remeber the ash "snowing" down... CRAZy shit...live in the states now.. only reason i left...
J40sx 1 year ago
1:11 i love gatorade....
jholan20091 1 year ago
@ reggiesebree27 and BubuDaddy:
pero di pa rin matatakasan ang bagsik ng kalikasan pag nagising ulit yan pagkalipas ng 400 years
MrRhen19 1 year ago
Kudos to the base commander for evacuating the main populace. Good call.
Darknamja 1 year ago
3:22: What a beautiful example of an eruption column!
AmericanAirlinesRule 1 year ago
I SURVIVED MT.PINATUBO. I WAS 13 YRS OLD LIVIN IN OLONGAPO CITY WHEN THE VOLCANO ERUPTED IT WAS A BAD EXPERIENCE FOR A LOT OF PPL.
J215132 1 year ago
please ask uk or france there for militry exrcises not us,philippines has a very big heart and all i see is how they have been used and left by the usa
nobby604 3 years ago
The US is always asked. Lets see France or UK come to the rescue of a country with EVERY other struggling county asking for their help. They would be financialy and physically drained. If the US is so heartless, why are we always the ones asked for help? We aren't super heroes, we can only do so much. And you don't know what was running through people's minds then. Now it is viewed a mistake, but how did they know then? Looking back is ALWAYS easier than foward!
mkgamesdotnet 3 years ago
And, used and left.... why does the US, a world super power, need to drain ANYTHING from a 3rd world country?! Highest standard of living means we are doing pretty well over here. We don'tneed to drain others resources when we have plenty left here lol.
mkgamesdotnet 3 years ago
so if u doing so well were was the help re-building,super power the way i see the markets going china thats top what if they stoped loans to us?there was a time us lent to china now it has to borrow 1 struggling country u say you were there saver but in there time of need u ran hope you can see it as a mistake and learn
nobby604 3 years ago
@nobby604 We don't know what was going through their minds back then, but you can't totally say that the US was TOTALLY heartless. They just evicted the US Airbase. The Filipino people, i think, are beyond America's jurisdiction. Or i don't know. Yes, PROBABLY they left us in Pinatubo, nevertheless, we still owe something to them. That is, them saving our ass from the Japs in WWII. They're not all heartless. Probably wrong move, but they've got their reasons. Forgive and forget. :)
CarlulousEE 1 year ago
@mkgamesdotnet US doesn't have the highest standard of living, not in the top 10 either
supimAndriy 1 year ago
The USA decided to return to the second military base much further away from the volcano blast area, still it would take millions to renew the damage done.
The phillippene government declined the permission to use the land hence why the USA completly left the Philippines.
x8holly8x 1 year ago
@nobby604 Now you have Koreans running Angeles City Pampanga..LOL You think they are as humane as the Americans? bolong mo. Those people want the Americans back. The Americans are fighting muslims in Mindanao. Even after we kicked them out in '92. We still can't stand up and fight for ourselves. Then we pull our troops out of Afghanistan. What kind of crap is that? The Americans saved us in WWII. Anti-American Filipinos are either the NPA/Muslims or rich
Filipinos. Not true Filipinos
crookhunter 1 year ago
@crookhunter you sir are very misinformed....
jarvin21 1 year ago
@jarvin21 How am I very misinformed? Unless you're going to point out how
I'm misinformed don't bother making that ridiculous claim.. I live in Angeles and was there when Pinatubo erupted. I bet you don't even live in the P.I. asshat
deportwetbacks 1 year ago
there is no point arguing with you as you are the typical brain washed Filipino into kissing Uncle Sam's Ass, i should know this as i am a political science major. Yes, i do live in the Philippines, and it's so sad to see hypocrites like you in the streets
jarvin21 1 year ago
OH LORD, i cant believe i was there. evacuating as a 2 year old. hahahahaha
i dont remember shit!! i wish i did. =(
funkedafied143 3 years ago
walang masama sa pakikinig sa babala....
joelawgz88 3 years ago
One of the reasons why Philippines can't progress. Natural disasters.
KumandanteRaymundo 3 years ago
fuck you henrylakad.
goldenboipeanut 3 years ago
hahaaha...
tftc815 3 years ago
Maurice et Katia Krafft,R.I.P.
treboltenerife 3 years ago
We should invite somebody else like France or U.K. or Russia for military exercises not U.S. again, for goodness sake.
axlekraft 3 years ago
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we should not invite them all. i hate Filipino personality ;))
henrylakad 3 years ago
I hate ur personality u cunt
iMechQuest 3 years ago
The filipinos still thinks america really care about the welfare of filipnos, for goodness sake wake up pinoys they are only here because they want something from us and after that they will just destroy us again like what they did in U.S. Base.
axlekraft 3 years ago
well.. i think it's not true.. they still have big hearts like us.
henrylakad 3 years ago
My bestfriend's dad was a barangay chairman when he died because he tried saving one of the constituents, Mga AMERIKANO daw ang nagpasabog ng Pinatubo.
axlekraft 3 years ago
i was 8yrs old when this happen i live in manila the ash also reach the city i was all white its raining of ash
xwerdow 3 years ago
i was only 6 years old when this happen
xxnar12xx 3 years ago
i turned 5 when it erupted
glong86 3 years ago
i wasnt even born at that time... im only 13 right now.. iwas born in 1995, may XP
skullboy604 3 years ago
I was there. It was 5 and was one of the ones evacuted from that base. Scary times. Still remember it like yesterday. I'm 23 year olds now
TheKingofSD619 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this video, I was 23 yr old then, I live 20 miles from the crater and have seen this folded in days. It was spectacular. The catastrophic aftermath still brings chill to my spine. I consider myself a survivor of the mudflow, 3 months after the first eruption our entire town is totally buried.
eyeaura 3 years ago
This was a great documentary, I'm glad to see it again. Thanks for posting.
retox 3 years ago
nung nag explode yung Mt.Pinatubo nagkaroon ba ng earthquake?
penpen125 3 years ago
F.Y.I Mt. Pinatubo is one of the Tourism Hot spot now..nwei the aftermath was much devastating than the eruptions itself coz of the mud slides wiping out over a dozens of towns and barrios many lives was loss,properties and dislocated families from nearby areas...Thank God and Bless the Kapampangan...Mabuhay Cabalen uling Matenakan tamu!
BubuDaddy 3 years ago 8
Those thick ashes where thrown high in the sky that it reached MANILA.serious.MABUHAY PILIPINAS!!!
sawyerbobby 3 years ago
I wont forget the erruption of pinatubo.I was just leave 10km from the volcano
pinifeet 3 years ago
Did any one die as a result of swimming and screwing around in that "pretty lake" which in effect has not bottom except a magma chamber and maybe a crust of Terra not so firma over it. Yes, lets turn a caustic chimney into Lake Powell! Goodie!. Lets go swimming and ultra lighting. Because I MUST!
youlldietrying 3 years ago
And yes a tragedy is determined by how many died and if the cirumstances could have helped it.
This isn't a real tragedy like the tsuanami, its a disaster that was mimized and we should be greatfull and more joyfull that so many were saved instead of grieving more over how many died. And In this case alot more survived than died.
turkey12356 3 years ago
Would he show as much jubilation if he had predicted the Tsunami of 2004, probably not.
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I would if people had heeded the warning and saved over 200thousand.
For events like these, death is inevitable, to freak about 305 people dead when 300000 were saved is inapproiate and is negavitive! That is dishonerable and pesimisitic!
Your acting as if he's a douchebag because he's positive instead of negative.
turkey12356 3 years ago
Oh to you fucking retards on this video, the ones talking about how a volcano is like a bomb and very sensitive... I know where you got your research from, and compared to the theories you belittle, yours is even MORE shaker.
I'm going to post the source, Sciencitific america!!!
THATS RIGHT.
Guess what, thats a hypothothesis/ study!! Not even close to a theory. Its not even been tested.
So, if I were you, I'd be pretty ashamed of yourselfs right now for saying you "Researched it."
turkey12356 3 years ago
I remember this,I got this on VHS! I love this video!!!!
turkey12356 3 years ago
Sorry, everyone--I always forget that a second post comes up on top of the first (so you don't know there's a part 1). Anyway, these posts are for UCSPanther, in response to one of HIS earlier opinions. You surely don't need to read all of my griping--if you're not UCP. I'm sure he (she?) won't pay attention to my input anyway. Alrighty then.
meteoreyes 3 years ago
Sorry--I always forget that a second post comes up on top of the first (so you don't know there's a part 1). Anyway, these posts are for UCSPanther, in response to one of HIS earlier opinions. You surely don't need to read all of my griping--if you're not UCP. I'm sure he (she?) won't pay attention to my input anyway. Alrighty then.
meteoreyes 3 years ago
Isn't it great to have an anonymous outlet for all of our hate, prejudices, and stupidity? Some make more use of it than others. I only get like this when provoked by a nincompoop at the right (wrong?) moment. Then I allow my opinion to come on out, and...opinions are like a-holes. We all have them, and they all stink. I know that includes mine too, but sometimes we all hafta stink out loud. Sorry to everybody else! P.S. What a beautiful island (when not having volcano eruptions, of course).
meteoreyes 3 years ago
WARNING: this is an attempt to insult UCSPanther in defense of so-called hippies. So, don't slog through this if you're not UCnothingPanther.
Hey, UCSPanther...do you have a big sign that you carry that identifies you as an ignorant boob, or do people have to wait for a few words to come out of your mouth before it's obvious? Keep your prejudicial assumptions to yourself. Please. And--surprise! I have more opinions in the following post! :)
meteoreyes 3 years ago
i remember these volcanic eruption though i was just 4 yrs old that time, we had to evacuate to a safer place coz we're in danger.. but now, Mt. Pinatubo is one of the tourist spots in our place.. Maybe the volcano is trying to make peace of the damages it had brought to us..
manie815 3 years ago
was there a hog carnival in 1992? ;) i miss my american chiks :(
henrylakad 3 years ago
Douche bag moment at 3:45-4:05. People died and this guy is happy? Shows how insensitive some people are.
1SUN3Stars 3 years ago
Logically, he should be. Think for a second, imagine if this volcano didn't erupt for 2 months. Then the people foolishly disregard the next warning for a eruption. And the volcano does erupt. Thats 3000 to 50000 times worse than the deaths caused by this whole entire eruption thanks to the efforts.
Plus it's a huge leap forward to find more signs to predict a new eruption.
turkey12356 3 years ago
He did not show any sympathy whatsoever. Did you see any? Would he show as much jubilation if he had predicted the Tsunami of 2004, probably not. That's why it's wrong. When has it become acceptable that tragedy is determined by who, where, and how many. The bottom line is that people perished during that eruption.
1SUN3Stars 3 years ago
You might do well to read Dick Thompson's book "Volcano Cowboys", which describes the USGS collaboration in monitoring efforts at Mount St Helens, Nevado del Ruiz, Pinatubo and a host of others.
The guy in question knew how delicate the political situation was, and that the US should have been pulling back from the Philippines instead of increasing their presence. To stuff the prediction and disrupt the lives of so many Filipinos unnecessarily
would have been very bad for the USGS.
panga3a 3 years ago
The USGS got it's fingers burnt when a warning notice indicating increased unrest at Long Valley Caldera in California, was seen as a bit of post-Mount St Helens hysteria. There were death threats mailed to volcanologists.
I cannot really blame Dave Harlow for being relieved that the USGS and PHIVOLCS got this one right. I imagine it would have been a huge loss of face to stuff it up.
panga3a 3 years ago
i can't stop laughing about dione55 hahahahahahahahaha!
henrylakad 3 years ago
I'm a Filipino. But they are right. I've done some research before I post this comment here.
Dlone, what you are saying is true...but i can say it's less than 1 percent true.
you have to mine more or less than a hundred kilometers downwards to trigger it.
plus the fact that mt. Pinatubo is a volcano, which erupts...
I'm not going against Filipinos here but Dlone55, you're stupid enough to make accusations like that....
daimien8 3 years ago
there was a possibility that the earthquake in july 10,1990 has cracked sensitive sands on the mouth of volcano. and there was also possibility that there was an actual studies on the mouth of pinatubo which the mountain eased to clott a volcanic damages.. means the volcano experts has done something wrong at the volcano in person from those days.. volcano is a sensitive thing on earth. touch something, then something was like a bomb :)
henrylakad 3 years ago
they was actually hapyy about it????????
Vortexer123 was right!?!!!
they are morons
xXKoBeBrYaNtXx 3 years ago
Yeah!! these Americans are morons!!!
dlone55 3 years ago
parehas lang.. magmula ng mawala ang mga kano. naparami rin lalo ang mga dayuhan sa ating bansa eh. wala rin nangyari. tsaka noong panahon na iyon kahit di ka mag-abroad ay kumikita ka na rin sa kanila.. na para bang nasa abroad ka na rin pag pasok mo sa clark na may naghihintay sa iyo ng trabaho. goodluck kabayan ko. wag na lang tayo magalit sa mga kano. wala rin namang asenso ang bansa natin eh. ingat sa mga nagmumura sa iyo dito :)
henrylakad 3 years ago
Stupid idiot is happy that the volcano erupted. shameon you idiot!!! People died and you are celebrating because your prediction turned out to be right. You should have wished that it was wrong. Moron!!!
Vortexer123 3 years ago
Mining caused this pyroclastic, multiple stratospheric event eruption? Please stop posting before you embarass yourself even further, dtone55. Mining activity could not cause a fissure to vent mantle pressure. It's not possible, the physics just can't happen. And if what you say is true, the mining would have relieved the pressure from the dome and the eruption would have never happened, and even then, they would have had to mine roughly 75% of the material from the mountain for that to occur
akarsner 3 years ago
yeah remember that one. I didn't remember about it in the news. just after wards. we were like at school while the first earthquake began then the next day was like ashes everywhere. it took like more than a month and the rain helps with washing it away. The bad part is most of the rivers got covered with ashes and we had to water plants with muddy ashes stuff. that time you cant forget since you have after shock for quite a while.
acidburn397 3 years ago
These Americans are responsible for the eruption, They dig deep in that mountain to search for mines. And they just left the natives there to die, while they run away from the disaster!!!
dlone55 3 years ago
The Americans are responsible for the Eruption?!!
This comment is the most rediculous and funniest conspiracy theory I have read yet!
UCSPanther 3 years ago
It's not a theory man, it's the truth!!!
dlone55 3 years ago
You want to know what causes volcanic Eruptions?
Well, I'll tell you. Most are caused by plate techtonics, where the plates in the earth's crust either pull apart or subduct under each other. Mount Pinatubo is one of those subduction volcanoes.
Others, such as Hawaii and Yellowstone, are caused by mantle plumes, or hotspots.
UCSPanther 3 years ago
Your theories are fictional, what i am saying is the truth that happens!!!You must not praise those coward Americans, For they are are reaping what they sow to other nations!!! Funkhead!!!!
dlone55 3 years ago
Well then, you tell me how the Americans cause Volcanic eruptions.
UCSPanther 3 years ago
And I suppose that you'll also blame the Toba Eruption over 100 000 years ago on the US as well...
UCSPanther 3 years ago
You cannot twist truth from theories hippie, I only blame those coward Americans like you, to the Pinatubo disaster, cause there are so many people died there because of their greediness and stupidity.
dlone55 3 years ago
First off, your definition of hippie is way off. Hippies are granola crunching, dope smoking dimwits who HATE america, not love it, so I'll let it slide (get it? slide!).
If a cinder cone were to erupt under your house tomorrow, you would probably blame it on the Americans.
You better shut up, before you make a bigger fool of yourself than you have already.
UCSPanther 3 years ago
we can't blame other people who run from the volcano. we'nt have any much stronger than a one life to catch all those stones 'thrown by the volcano. but also, i believe that all volcanoes on earth were the most sensitive creation.. there are so sensitive sands on it. there are some parts on the mouth of the volcano w/c easily sensitive.. we can't do what things to make from mind, just to pursue some studies personally 'and let know something on how this mountain worksout on earth.
henrylakad 3 years ago
americans are coward!!!
dlone55 3 years ago
It's not cowardly to run from a volcano. It's smart.
Presidentjh 3 years ago
Hey dlone55:
What does that have to do with the price of andesite at Pinatubo?
UCSPanther 3 years ago
I was 13 years old back then and I can still exactly remember how it all happened... Scary and a little bit excited as a young boy, the earth shakes every few minutes the night after it errupted. Thanks for posting this video...
JohnDelaGuardia 3 years ago
does it erupted again??? people in the philippines are doom
wolframagnum 3 years ago
mount pinatubo is very nice now
reggiesebree27 3 years ago 11
@reggiesebree27 LAKE Pinatubo
elmehman 1 year ago
last year my uncle swam at mount pinatubo its like beach
reggiesebree27 3 years ago 2
man... to bad for the people living in zambales...
reggiesebree27 3 years ago 2
the eruption of mt Pinatubo was so strong that the sound wave was directed up
silence!
archiepama 3 years ago 2
oi naku ma lakeh ng anger sha
Jaylinkin 3 years ago
my dad saw it and my mom and my 2 sisters. i wasnt born yet. they lived really closed to the volcano:O in capas
aznSe7en07 3 years ago
VOLCANOES ARE SCARY!!! D:
lusciousmiss 3 years ago
Mt.Pinatubo is my most favorite volcano in the Philippines. I also live in the Philippines
volcanoaddict 3 years ago
same
druidmaster257 3 years ago
That thing is so freaky! Its huge!
gavinovz 3 years ago
Not as large as some of the others that have occured in earth's history though.
The largest that has occured in Earth's history is the VEI 8, where Mount Pinatubo was a VEI 6.
UCSPanther 3 years ago
Good job,UCSPanther
Sadgurl0123 3 years ago
Thanks.
I'm interested in Vulcanology. It can terrifying at how much damage volcanoes can do to both people and the natural world, but also amazing how volcanic soil can be such great farmland and can support unique ecosystems.
In fact, Southern Idaho is known for its potatoes, thanks to the volcanic soil from the Yellowstone hotspot millions of years ago, when it was in Idaho.
UCSPanther 3 years ago
That's one of the funny things about disasters, UCSPanther. Although most people only think of the horrors of disasters, they are necessary for the Earth to be as it is. If it wasn't for plate movement and earthquakes, there would be no mountains. If not for volcanoes, there would be no Hawaii.
Tornadoes cool down the air, hurricanes bring rain. Lightning provides nitrogen for the ground. Meteors are the reason the mammals were able to replace the dinosaurs.
Presidentjh 3 years ago
That is true too. In fact, the fertile potato fields of southern Idaho were made possible by the cataclysmic eruptions in the distant past by the Yellowstone hotspot when it was under Idaho.
Volcanic soil is often known as excellent farmland because of all the minerals contained within.
UCSPanther 3 years ago
Biggest one ever was in Colorado some 40 million years ago.
About 5,000 cubic kilometers of volcanic material was shot out.
Presidentjh 3 years ago
That was the La Garita Caldera.
UCSPanther 3 years ago
i was about to enter the prep school on the first "throat-clearing" eruption..the prep school that would be buried in the next days.
printlock16 3 years ago
i believe i was 9 when mount pinatubo erupted. i remember i had to hide in the pigs cage and stayed there until the eruption was done. nxt thing i knew it stopped and everything was all dusty and white.
callai24 3 years ago 2
I wasn't around when Mount St Helens in the USA blew (It was about half the size of Pinatubo, but did some severe damage), but my parents who were in Southern British Columbia did say that some light dust from that blast found its way North.
I have also read that the 1912 eruption of Novarupta (slightly larger than Pinatubo) in Alaska did cover buildings and the surrounding area in about a foot of dust
UCSPanther 3 years ago
yeah me too i was there when it erupted
emotionalbroken 3 years ago
because of this eruption from being in the philippines where I was born, I was forced to leave the rest of my family to and go to guam then hawaii then last washington state. never thoguth I would end up here. anyone out here that was there at the time, let me know, I would like to talk about the moment when my life was changed due to pinatubo.
aznpnoy1980 4 years ago 2
I was there ,when it erupted I think it was on my 13th birthday .I remember trying to hide in the closet cause I didn't want to leave but my dad was making us leave .I went to Guam then to Washington then to Cali.This story always make's me cry since I haven't been back home since 1997 and I will never forget the look on my aunt's face she was crying so hard and it broke my heart .This event change my life.
jaclyndeno 4 years ago
I totally see where your coming from, I was 12 when this happened and ever since then I havent seen my grandparents then few years ago my grampay past, so the last memories I got of them was when we were evacuated to guam from the air force.
aznpnoy1980 4 years ago
I came back in 1997 but I went to Surigao but it's been almost 10 yrs since I been back i miss PI.
jaclyndeno 4 years ago
Man I this is where I was born. I moved 9months later to the US becuz of this volcano and same with the rest of family :s. It would have been nice to at least grow up to have some memories there.
aznjustinn 4 years ago
i was 12 when this happened.. i remember it was noon when it turned so dark and it started raining ash... the next day there was about 2 feet of ash everywhere...
joaquindacosta 4 years ago
why was my comment removed? i posted the truth! I was there!
tigergoldgto 4 years ago
i might have accidentally removed it when i was weeding out spam comments.
Lastog561 4 years ago
Look at about 538 in the video, near the top center of the vid, youll see a flash of lightning from the ash.
Zoomer30 4 years ago
When he said "it was at 65 on our scope"....thats 65k FEET!
Zoomer30 4 years ago
I used to have this show on tape, very good show.
Zoomer30 4 years ago
naalala ko pa non i was 8 yrs of age nong pumotok pinatubo.lahat ng bahay at tanim namin inagos ng lava.yung lolo ko nag iisang sorvivor na naka uwingbuhay kayalang kalahating katawan nya nasunog ng dahi sa init.
chery1112 4 years ago
i still remmember this shit nasa pampanga me non grade 1 pa ako non !!! pambihirang pinatubo
pmlevis501 4 years ago
in the movie "An Officer and a Gentelman" starring Richard Gere, there's a small scene there of subic bay naval station at the beginning of the movie. it's a good movie check it out if u're interested.
Lastog561 4 years ago
yah, i am only 1 yr old hehehehe in manila
but now i am here ata zamboanga hehehe
gibiwheng 4 years ago
i've watched this before... it really amazed me! i was only months old when mt. pinatubo errupted, so i don't have any idea what exactly happened that time... my family was in manila by that time and they said that it was so scary because the day become a dark night for them..
CXTN 4 years ago
Yeah and its 60 000 years overdue, it would economically cripple the united states and kill 1 million people in less than an hour. supervolcano.
C59Soldier 4 years ago
There is no evidence that it is 60 000 years overdue, it has only erupted three or four times and only the last two were 600 000 years apart. Its been 660 000 years since the last one but no mathematician would accept that as evidence. Best bet is sometime in the next 500 - 50 000 years.
limeyfox 4 years ago
The next biggest volcano eruption would be Yellowstone.
Donz5885 4 years ago
A Yellowstone eruption would be two orders of magnitude or 100x stronger than Pinatubo.
joeblak 4 years ago
I was a Navy Broadcast5 Journalist working at FEN stationed at Subic Bay during this event. As soon as the dust cleared, I was out with our camera taking video of the damage. From the time of the first eruption until it was over, we counted over 150 major earthquakes that shook our whole building....was the most frightened I've ever been in my life. I love the PI...its like a second home to me, but I could do without any more volcanoes...once was enough
rednab7 4 years ago 2
Now I know what my wife and her 3 son's went through,I have visited the clark area on many occaissions since 2000,and before this with my previouse wife.
DAD00007 4 years ago
This eruption happened so fast there was no sound to be heard, the pyroclastic flows (flows of superheated gas and ash) so immense it covered an area larger than Singapore, and caused the moon to become blue (due to sulphur i n the air) when I was born in November of that year (1991, and I was in Sarawak, Malaysia, just a mere 200 miles away on Borneo)
radicaledwards 4 years ago
most powerful explosion of the century... 20x more powerful than the hiroshima bomb
idunnawatutalkinbout 4 years ago 2
The Mt. Pinatubo Explosion was not the biggest volcanic explosion in in the 20th century. 1912s Novarupta in Alaska was bigger.
How do you convert VEI into TnT Equivalent? I doubt the Pinatubo eruption was only 20 times stronger than Hiroshimas Fat Man. After all the Tsar Bomb was more than 2000 times stronger than the Fat Man.
Jameilalala 4 years ago
100/10 *sighs* what a very good upload, thank for that. Looking back, it's just so horrible. To stay there in ur own home and all my families could do is pray that the river doesn't fall over to those mud waters. Our house was about 1 mile away. But thank goodness they move out in 2007. Geez, being a survivor and relive that nightmare everyday. Well it was a very touching video but not compared anything to the real one. Thank you again.
cream1285 4 years ago
100/10 tnx for the upload, being a survivor from Mt Pinatubo is a very sad moment for us filipinos. I still can't believe how strong my country is and how much they would still live there and long live the Philippines and Clark Air Force Base!!!
cream1285 4 years ago
i was born there a month earlier hah this is cool
officiallydom 4 years ago
Volcano eruption and typhoon at the same time. Wow! Mother nature can sometimes be unforgiving.
ChuckManiac 4 years ago
Equal to thousands of nuclear bombs! Nature is very powerful and you need to get out of the way when it farts.
ChuckManiac 4 years ago 2
Mount Pinatubo was huge, it decrease the global temperature with it's blanket of dust in the atmosphere.
ChuckManiac 4 years ago
the biggest volcano erruption of the CENTUTRY!!!!!
it was very scary!!! i was there!!!!!!!!!!
dane212 4 years ago 2
it reminds me something u know wen pinatubo erupt makikita mo lahat ang mga tao nagtulong tulong at makikita mo ang pagmahahalan ng bawat pilipino wow!!!
abdudez 4 years ago
after that eruption, megadike was constructed. it cost a lot but it was substandard. i sincerely pray to god that the corrupt officials involved in that should go to hell and be perpetually stuck the process of castration
luvTHYtower 4 years ago 2
its probably the same crooks who tried to extort millions more from the U.S. to continue the base agreement that of course was a major factor (other then pinatubo) in the U.S. pulling out.
I miss it and left in '89. Doubt I will ever go back. The greatest assignment in the USAF.
califsucks 4 years ago
with all due respect, US base should be removed from the philippines. i see it as an invasion of our sovereignity, although i am sympathetic of the filipinos who lost their jobs after the pull out. moreover, China invading philippines is very very unlikely. (and calif is good, my gf is there lol)
luvTHYtower 4 years ago
i really felt sad of that erruption.king metng mung aldo kasi milako ya tuknangan mi.kanyamn pamo king province me.ngeni puro namu lahar.amimisss ku ne bario mi.
elitemarkie 4 years ago
There is a ROD at 9:30!!!!
oly681 4 years ago
PLEASE WATCH hog CARNIVAL AT CLARK 1989. A LOT OF MEMORIES IN RETURN :)
ericdani 4 years ago
if pinatubo wasn't there.. i think SM supermall isn't still there at clark :)
ericdani 4 years ago
2:20 gives me the chill
GhettoEskimo 4 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
june 10th ..wow thats my birthday
RKBrockstheworld 4 years ago
don't care
botyen 4 years ago
did your parents have any children that lived ?
RKBrockstheworld 4 years ago
happy birthday on june 10 :) hey pinatubo!
ericdani 4 years ago
I so remember this! I was in the 2nd grade yet I remember EVERYTHING like it was yesterday.
immaLEO 4 years ago
I was 14 years old when this volcano erupted. I remember during the month when it erupted, the ashes reached Travis Air Force Base, California. Every morning I would wake up and find thin layers of ashes covering my parents and neighbor's vehicles.
gtstwincam 4 years ago