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Hi there, im doing a presentation about audie Murphy and just wanted to thank the makers of this Website. Added: March 7, 2025 
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A real Man's Man. We need more like him. Thank you for your Service. Added: March 1, 2025
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Excited to find this site. Can't wait to learn more about this greatest of American Heroes. Thank You Mark Added: February 16, 2025
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We are humbled by your service and sacrifice during WWII, LCDR Allen R. Goins, U.S. Navy, Retired Added: February 7, 2025
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Headed up today from Roanoke to pay my respects. Audie's is a true legend. Thanks to my friend Jon for encouraging me to learn more about him. Nil sine numine. I'll be heading to CO soon to look for more legends. Added: February 1, 2025
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Name:Raymond Niehoff From: United States, Lebanon, Ohio 45036 E-mail: niehoffray@yahoo.com
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My father, Richard G. Niehoff, joined Third Div. Fifteen Regiment prior to invasion at Anzio. I have determined he was in 1st Battalion because his metal, Presidential Unit Citation, had oak leaf cluster, like Audie Murphy. He continued with unit until raising US flag over Wolf Lair in Birchasgaden, Austria, at end of WWII. Added: January 22, 2025
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My late Husband name was Audie Dunning he loved Audie Murphy his service to out country and his movies. He was 5ft 8 in and 145 lbs. But like Audie Murphy he was his own man. He always said he was named after him. Thank you Mr. Murphy fir your service and movies and the songs. Added: January 18, 2025
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I am thankful for Audie for fighting for my freedom! Added: January 12, 2025
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My mom, Wanda Williams Baker was the daughter of Eula Killian Williams. Eula was sister to Audie's mother. The picture that is always displayed in bibliographies and documentaries has my mother with her hands on a young Audie's shoulders. Her sister Aileen Williams, brothers Chester and J.D. Williams are also in the picture. A few of Audie's siblings, including the girl on the right of my mother (my mother always called her June), was a close friend as well as a cousin. Mama would spend the night with them at times. She remembered often going home crying, as they had no food to eat for breakfast, which my mom said was common. My grandmother helped as she could, but during those depression years my grandpa had to work hard to support his own large family as a migrant farmer or whatever work he could get. My mom took her youngest son, Audie Leon Baker, to see Audie Murphy at a jewelry store opening in Dallas when our Audie was 12 or so. He still has the autographed picture of his hero. Audie Murphy said he remembered Mama- his first cousin. Added: January 8, 2025
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Name:Jim Nickell
From: El Dorado Hills, California
E-mail: Jimnickell@gmail.com
Thank you Mr. Murphy for your sacrifice. Though this country has lost much of the honor men like Mr. Murphy displayed, a segment of Americans are proud of the Stars and Stripes.
Added: March 4, 2025