On Sunday, June 20, 1999 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-4, ron silton wrote:
I have a military patch from Vietnam that I received years ago that contains what I assume is a Latin phrase. I've always wondered what means in English. It reads, "Neconjuge Nobiscum."
This was a "Special" unofficial patch worn by the 5th Special Forces
Jungle warfare Gp in Viet Nam in the early 1960's. A secondary additional one read "Viet cong** Hunting club" Both items still reside on my Tiger Stripe Vest.
The reading we gave to it was a less polite way expressing, "Don't screw with us". No humor was found in the expressions. Formerly Sgt Doug Trees aka
blackfriar@blackfriar.org **my computer handles the capital c as a hot key and closes the application.
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