Omg change that battery on ur smoke alarm

my grandpa was in guam, he said it destroyed the island and he said it was 200+ mph because the meter broke. he also said it lasted for days. he was also near homestead afb when andrew hit, when he came back he said everything was gone

I was a jr. at George Washington High School. My family and I hung out in the hallway closets of the apartment complex we lived at. I remember opening the door during the first half of the storm and was pushed up against the wall by the force of the wind. Thot it was so fun. The day after was so bright and beautiful.

ARNF Freedom

Awesome Awesome! Guam hospitality. Island stylin!

Do u sale the plant

Mai’Ana looks like coleus ! Wonder if it’s the same plant. Never knew sleeping grass had medicinal value always have loved playing with it even as a child. Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤

VIVA GUAM USA!!!.

VIVA GUAM USA!!.

I love cooking that's why I'm watching this kind of show

That's a good one.i love it.

Nice

God bless all the soul rest in peace who died

Pika is the BEST = ISLAND BIBA GUAHAN GUAM STYLE..

Seller to love me some chalk of to food

God bless you both!

Is this real film footage???

0:50... Well done to him for showing her his true hospitality.👏🏽👏🏽🥰🥰I thought it was very rude of her to not thank him (and his wife) for the invitation and just going straight to "ok so what are we preparing today." She's not an island girl for sure. 😡😡😡😡... Thumbs down to this video👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽

Yep. April, May, and June.

Make mine the same way except with the corn, I would put it in the magic bullet grinder to to break down the corn just a bit.

Hello, would it be okay to use this video on my school project about Guam? I will of course link and credit the video to your page!

Beautiful

Really great authentic recipe!

Love to try it, looks delicious 😊

I am just learning about this wall. My mother's name is there. It would be nice if the gov. could replicate it as a traveling memorial for people in the US to enjoy, just as was done for the Vietnam Memorial Wall.

This was the worse shark attack in history I cant imagine the horror they went through . There never be men like this again real heros

Halo sir. I am for lndia. My name is Sumay Baskey.

❤🕯️

Does this guy still doing his artwork?

Just want to repost this question I had for someone here for any Chamorro that can answer. I’m asking from a place of respect and learning. Here goes: “ As a Polynesian I recognize y’all’s heritage as people of Oceania. Considering the Spanish and Christian attempts to destroy Chamorro culture…my question is this : is this authentic, thousands of year old Chamorro dance/song…or is this a recreation using what’s survived colonialism and inspiration from other pacific island dances/song/etc? No shade intended, I’m actually really interested in cultural reconstruction after colonization and think that this is super cool. A lot of us Polynesians had the Christians and Europeans do a number on us. In Tonga, we became very Christian and even much of our old gods and tattooing traditions went away. Many modern tongan tay poets look to our closer brothers, the Samoans, to recreate tattooing (because Christians made that such a taboo for us) as well as written documentation/drawings from the first European explorers, missionaries and the first english speaking Tongans who could document. The Samoan tradition of tattooing survived….And ALL of us Polynesians are actively wanting to get back our navigational skills! In Hawaii we have the Polynesian Navigational Society that uses the remaining navigational skills remaining post-colonization to make voyages the way our ancestors did in order to re-learn skills from experience/trial and error. Hope you weren’t disrespected at all. People of Oceania must unite and take back our cultures/languages/customs/traditions/music. This is so important. Good on the Chamorro people!“

Can you ask that guy if we can mix spunach and jake? When was the ginger added?

I wish it was still in progress we have to work on it more since the typhoon

My farm is very old

ive been here for seven years.. i miss it so much my name is khage arndt

I miss this school so much

No matter how much time has passed these men and the ones who didn’t survive will forever be remembered in my heart. Never Forgotten

shrimp and pork cabbage hard boiled egg as garnish any lemon lime kalamansi is thee best! with the glass noodles is our households way🙏🏾❤️🇬🇺

I was at Fort Chaffee Arkansas from january to April in 1975.Thank you for sharing the memory

US government are Sexual Assault Enablers!! NOT preventers' UNMASKED fake heros and security at its best😷

Did he say "cats"?? Since I am Chamorro with Chamorro parents, I think he means "catch", from fishing in the ocean.

I attended Adelup Point School in 1947-1948 when I was about seven or eight years. It was a school primarily for children of the military. Our classes were held in Quonset huts with no air conditioning. Each morning our lunches were collected and put in refrigeration. Our recesses were on the beach. There was a foxhole left over from the war which a few of the boys climbed into until the teacher came and made them get out. One day I wandered too close to a wasp hive and got stung by a multitude of them-oh that was painful. I was fortunate to return to Guam last year and see the changes to the school. The Quonset huts were no longer there!

Love my guam.

Legend

OWE IT ALL TO MY UNCLE FRANK RABON 💙🇬🇺

Semper Fi to all dogs. Oo=rah!

I still need to try to make this. I wanna make a business out of it 😊

I went to Adelup Elementary for 6th & 7th grades 1957-59. I really enjoyed seeing this video and how the school was transformed. Loved my 3 years on Guam. 8th grade was at Agana Jr. High and was all quonset huts and only 8th graders.

The asymetrical hull shape allows "lift" of the hull into the windward side, and helps the proa keep a straight line against the wind. Ingenious!

Maolek na video @JRM Guam. Informative, personal, and thought provoking. I enjoy reimagining the way my ancestors live their daily life. Keep me humble and strong. Si Yu’os Ma’åse.

Great job paddlers