We are going back to the Philippines

cyzak

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Subic Bay was my home port '74-'75. DE 1065, the Stein. Interesting don't ask, don't tell area outside the base.
We have another TN member retired from the Navy, was stationed at Subic Bay years ago (lives on Luzon right now). But I think he is originally from the Philippines, would have been in their navy.
 

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We have another TN member retired from the Navy, was stationed at Subic Bay years ago (lives on Luzon right now). But I think he is originally from the Philippines, would have been in their navy.
Lot's of people from the Philippines served and are serving in the US military. A path to U.S. citizenship.
 

Lot's of people from the Philippines served and are serving in the US military. A path to U.S. citizenship.
Yeah that would be good for them. He seems to know how to use high tech search technology... wonder if training while serving had anything to do with it? Like recently he bought himself a OKM Rover 4 with super sensor. Kellyco has them but cost you an arm & leg (not literally, just darn expensive). Has a tunnel mode and that does work, magnetometer, with super sensor can id ferrous or non-ferrous metal.
 

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Yeah that would be good for them. He seems to know how to use high tech search technology... wonder if training while serving had anything to do with it? Like recently he bought himself a OKM Rover 4 with super sensor. Kellyco has them but cost you an arm & leg (not literally, just darn expensive). Has a tunnel mode and that does work, magnetometer, with super sensor can id ferrous or non-ferrous metal.
What exactly are we looking at in that photo please explain sir.
 

He has dug a number of underground WW2 cement containers, last one (cement container) bent the large backhoe arm. There are tunnels also, so most likely this image scan was a tunnel. Backhoe is repaired but don't know the results yet. OKM scanner showed a ferrous and a non-ferrous target where he found cement 9 feet down. I can't post what is found since did that once and immediately asked me to delete it. They have and are finding treasure in the Philippines (all I can say about it). People who live there and own land with the Japanese WW2 sites, are doing their own recovery now (It is getting mighty hard for a treasure hunter, especially if investor backed, to go there for gold). People got smart and help each other now.
 

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OKM tutorial for locating a tunnel. They walk you through the scan process and do a good job of explaining everything. You can do the same if get access to a tunnel site. Kellyco has a complete kit.

 

OKM tutorial for locating a tunnel. They walk you through the scan process and do a good job of explaining everything. You can do the same if get access to a tunnel site. Kellyco has a complete kit.


Very interesting but I am thinking the GSSI SIR 3000 GPR is the unit to be using. Do you now some one using this model currently sir.
 

I'm not sure what model but he was using GPR and dug a few cement structures down to 11-12 feet deep. One had a compartment with poisoned ash, some gold (never found out how much).
 

I'm not sure what model but he was using GPR and dug a few cement structures down to 11-12 feet deep. One had a compartment with poisoned ash, some gold (never found out how much).
Very interesting I hope that all goes well with his endeverours.In my opinion friend the only machine that will work is a good quality gpr .
 

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