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More Americans from Guam serve in the U.S. military, per capita, than from any U.S. state. But they can’t even vote for president. Watch Part 1: • How The U.S. Territory Of Guam Became An A... Watch Part 3: • Why SPAM Is So Popular In Guam | AJ+ Watch Part 4: • Inside Indigenous Life In A U.S Territory ... AJ+ Producer Jun Stinson goes to Guam to speak with service members and veterans about what it's like to serve a country that doesn't allow you to vote. Then she meets up with indigenous Chamorro activists who are fed up and consider Guam to be a U.S. colony. Archival photos courtesy of Rodney A. Cruz Jr. and Chad Rivera. Archival video courtesy of AP, Reuters, CNN, United Nations, Chad Rivera, and Defense Visual Information Distribution Service (Amy Forsythe, Producer). Music tracks courtesy of APM and Audio Networks. Subscribe for more videos: / @ajplus Like us on Facebook: / ajplusenglish Download the AJ+ app at http://www.ajplus.net/ Follow us on Twitter: / ajplus
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