I don't think it's spelled that way, it's more like 'meine bruden' (looks Germanish, doesn't it?) and based on what I think translates to 'my brothers'... We need a nazi to clear things up...
well if its "mein boden" then he's saying "my soil", so maybe he mean " my land " as in he died for his country. and " meinen boden" means  " mean soil "
well if its "mein boden" then he's saying "my soil", so maybe he mean " my land " as in he died for his country. and " meinen boden" means  " mean soil " IM_NO_NOOB
They are saying "Mann am Boden" which means "Man at Soil"
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