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Name:Alfred C. Dutton From: Originally Long Island, New York, Now, Kansas E-mail: mychildrensdad@gmail.com
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Audie was my childhood hero. I'm 70 now. A Vietnam veteran, former 101st Abn Div. member and a former career Marine. Raised by two WWII Veterans, Mom and Dad. Added: October 18, 2016 
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I still watch Audie's movies, and he is 50 years older than I am, but as a kid I remember my parents especially my father who was also in WW2 watch his movies. He was a great actor too, it came so natural to him. When he did war movies or westerns or movies like Battle at Bloody Beach where he wasn't a soldier but fought for the rights of others, it looked like it came so natural for him to be a fighter of right and wrong, of helping others and not thinking about himself. I"m so glad that this site was developed so no one forgets. That as time goes by people of tomorrow we continue to seek and learn about hero's who helped and fought for the freedom that they have. Because of men like Audie Murphy and others like him. But not exactly like him since he is the only one who received every honor an American soldier can receive while fighting fearlessly for their country and the people in it. Rest in Peace Audie, you will never be forgotten but remembered and appreciated for what you did as a soldier and as a person. Lia Added: October 18, 2016
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Remembering Audie Murphy Added: October 17, 2016
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Havebeen a fan since childhood Added: October 17, 2016
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I am honored to have gotten to know this fine man. Added: October 17, 2016
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True heroes never die Added: October 17, 2016
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I was at Arlington on Oct.12,2016 as a Veteran on Honor Flight. The guide on the bus mentioned the location of Audies grave which is very close to the Tomb of the Unknown. I was humbled to be able to get a photo of his grave site and pay my respects to a true American hero. Added: October 15, 2016
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I am not an American but even I can appreciate his achiements. I still watch his movies Added: October 10, 2016
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My father, a vet of WWII made me aware of Audie Murphy's great accomplishments when I was 10 years old. That was 60 years ago and Audie is still my hero for life. Added: October 7, 2016
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Name:Mike Power
From: Corona, CA
E-mail: mpower242@yahoo.com
I have been a U.S. History teacher for the past 27 years and I do remember how sad my mother was when Audie died in 1971 (when I was 8). Two summers ago I got to go to Arlington National Cemetery with my brother Tom, and I was able to take a picture on my iPhone of Audie Murphy's grave. I intend to keep the memory of this amazing WWII hero alive for future generations of my students.
Added: October 19, 2016