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Many of us experienced a unique part of history patrolling the East German & Czechoslovakian Borders during the Cold war. Share those stories here with those who served on the border.
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Border rotation those where the days . Rail load from Amberg to camp May and stopping between towns and looking for fraulines.
If we didn't have the right materials to complete a job, we would mox nix it and get it done. also if someone asked you if you wanted to do something an acceptable answer was mox nix.
I thought it meant "Means Nothing"...Oh well, it wouldn't be the first or last time I was wrong.
Mox Nix is what I heard, Dennis.
I believe it's "macht nichts" Dennis. Word for word it means "makes nothing".
Does anyone still say mox nix?
This was the third design of the 2d Cavalry DUI, worn from 1924-1931. The sharp points on the ends of the bottom scroll again called for a redesign.
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