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Audie Murphy Memorial GuestbookSponsored by the Audie Murphy Research Foundation, a non-profit, tax-deductible 501(c)(3) educational foundation recognized by the IRS.
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Proud of Audi Murphy... loved his acting also. Added: May 18, 2016 
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Amazing website, I feel like every time I read more about him I respect him more and I am more impressed. Eric Parrish 3/504 PIR 82nd ABN DIV Added: May 17, 2016
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I'm just starting to watch the film "Sierra" and I was immediately struck by how young Audie Murphy looks. About 19, although actually about 25 when it was made. Then I discovered that he received the Medal Of Honour for his valour at the age of 19. A remarkable young man. As someone in their sixties who has never been expected to risk my life for my country, I feel so immensely proud of this young man. His baby face crystallises the fact that so much youth is wasted by conflict and brings a dimension to his achievement which brings tears to my eyes. I've seen some of his films before, but his youth in this production really hit me. This Memorial is an excellent concept. Congratulations. Norman Duncan Added: May 17, 2016
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Audie was my favorite cowboy when I was a little boy,he was a great example to me before I ever new he was a great war hero. Added: May 17, 2016
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he is one of my favorite star :o :o Added: May 16, 2016
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As a child, I watched many of Audie Murphy's movies. It is fair to say that he was my childhood "hero" (a term that is abused in colloquial language). I was excited by the level of intensity and commitment he exhibited. Only after he had died did I discover that he was one of the US's most decorated soldiers. Not knowing about his wartime exploits is understandable because I am not an American, but it is disappointing that in his own country he did not receive the level of recognition he truly deserved. Added: May 16, 2016
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Great American, enjoyed his films. Only recently became aware of his military contribution. Thanks for keeping his memory alive. Added: May 15, 2016
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Name:Kenneth Keyes From: Phoenix, Arizona
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A very well known family man and a wonderful person. I met him once and found him a very gracious man. Added: May 15, 2016
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I grew up when many of Sgt. Murphy's films, especially "To Hell and Back", and considered him one of my heroes. Because of Sgt. Murphy and my uncle a MIA, who was found 56 years after his death, still strapped in the cockpit of his P-51, I became a soldier. He was the soldiers, soldier. Added: May 13, 2016
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Name:Joe Rackley
E-mail: willrack@att.net
I just returned from a vacation in Europe which included the Alsace region of France where the American and French armies battled the Germans in the Colmar Pocket. Here Audie Murphy made his famous one man stand against an armored attack force and the rest is history. To keep things in perspective this was one incident in the 33 months that his unit was in combat so many of the things Lt Murphy and his comrades experienced are lost in time.
He was 19 while in Colmar. Amazing what a kid from Texas can do. He is still considered a hero to the people living there.
Added: May 18, 2016