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Audie Murphy has always and will always be one of my favorite actors. I wish I would had the opportunity to met him.


Added: June 24, 2017
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What ever happened to Audie Murphy's siblings. We never hear what happened to them, where they are, etc.?


Added: June 25, 2017
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Always been a huge fan.


Added: June 25, 2017
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From the first time I saw to hell and back I became fascinated with Audie Murphy. I have read his book and been to his gravesite at Arlington. Most soldiers that received the Medal of Honor did so because of a single heroic instant. Audie Murphy won his for a single heroic stand but could have won a couple more for other instances. That is impressive. I just bought a life magazine on the heroes of World War Two and his story was not even mentioned even though he was the most decorated American soldier ever. I hope in the near future someone would make another movie of his exploits so he will be remembered by today's generation.


Added: June 25, 2017
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He is one of my biggest heroes and he was one of my favorite actors as well.


Added: June 26, 2017
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Have always admired Audie Murphy, and so has my aunt who is 78 years young. Will be nice to share this with her.


Added: July 22, 2017
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So very proud and honored to have served my country and stood in the tradition of the leadership of such heroes and courageous men like Audie Murphy. My Grandfather fought at the Battle of the Bulge-never talked about it with anyone until me. Their courage in the face of evil should inspire us all.
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Added: July 18, 2017
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I used to watch his war movies with my dad and my grandfather. Great movies and great memories. My dad, James Alvado just passed this February at 87. He served in the Korean War and we just had a memorial on July 8th at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in New York for him. Then on the way home we stopped at Arlington National Cemetery and saw the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Audie Murphy's tombstone. It brought back great memories so I'm going to watch his movies with my sons. I have a very short video clip of Audie Murphy's Tombstone I would like to send to this website if possible let me know. Thank you


Added: July 17, 2017
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I have not seen many of Audie's films but those I have, have been brilliant. What an incredible man as an actor and as a very brave soldier. How many men these days will come to the fore should we be involved in another war. Rest in Peace Audie. Never to be forgotten. :)


Added: July 15, 2017
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He was a wonderful man.


Added: July 14, 2017
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