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Thanks for your service. 
Added: May 5, 2016 
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;) Added: May 4, 2016
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I have been an Audie Murphy fan most of my life...my dad was in the Navy in WWII and I can remember him talking about Audie Murphy and his accomplishments. Added: May 4, 2016
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loved audie murphy from when i was a kid he was so hansome just watched one of his films x Added: May 3, 2016
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I have really enjoyed the history I have learned about Audie Murphy!! Added: April 28, 2016
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What a guy. I was just watching a film and noticed Audie and looked him up. A real hero. Added: April 28, 2016
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I love to watch all his films Added: April 26, 2016
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Name:Barry Frederick Bealick From: The Bronx, New York City, New York State E-mail: bealickbarry@aol.com
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To honor the beloved memory of most-distinguished World War II veteran AUDIE LEON MURPHY, existing and future generations of Americans should preserve -- and perpetuate -- BOTH his patriotism AND his heritage. As the years, and decades, progress while personal and collective memories gradually fade and eventually vanish with old-age and death, let us ETERNALLY PRESERVE the legacies of AUDIE LEON MURPHY and ALL World War II veterans in every branch-of-service: Army, U.S. Army Air Corps, Air Force, Navy, and U.S. Maritime Service. Added: April 26, 2016
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I was born in 1949 and Audie Murphy was one of my heroes. His actions in WWII were they stuff of Hollywood with the difference being they were real. I honestly can't understand why nobody's made a remake of "To hell and Back" Gives me goosebumps just thinking about what he did. It would be a sin to forget any of "the greatest generation", but unthinkable to lose Sgt. Murphy's story. Let's not let it happen. Added: April 25, 2016
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Name:Robert Douglas (Doug)
From: Fort Hood, Texas
E-mail: robert.l.douglas20.civ@mail.mil
Often I walk in the hallway of building 1001, HQ III Corps building, 2nd floor, West wing, Fort Hood, Texas and view the photos of this great hero. I also view the display case with some of his personal items including combat gear, badges, metals and other uniform items. A hand painted picture of him hangs above his display in the main corridor of this legendary Tank CORPS HQ. He is celebrated as a great hero at "The Great Place", Fort Hood, Texas. It is a Soldiers honor to be selected as a member of the SAM Club. I was in San Antonio a few weeks ago in the old Gunther Hotel and was able to view photos of him marching on horseback in front of this Hotel and the Old Majestic Theater. What a great man, a great American Hero and role model for our Soldiers in service to this nation. GOD bless Sergeant Audie Murphy.
Added: May 5, 2016