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Audie L. Murphy Memorial Website LogoDmitri Vail painting, 1962, on display the Audie Murphy Cotton Museum in Greenville, Texas.  Photo by M.D.Marks. Click for a bigger view.
The official website for Audie Murphy.

Audie Murphy Memorial Guestbook

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Grandfather - disabled, WW1 - Army - France ; Uncle - USMC, WW11; Father - disabled, USMC - WW11 - South Pacific; Cousins and sons and
Daughters of cousins now retired or currently serving USMC

Family history of military service to our country helps me appreciate what all service members families sacrifice.....also keeps me a fan of war stories/movies....aware of Audie Murphy from a young age.....as a grown woman very appreciative of his good looks and charms sadden when taken too soon.


Added: December 19, 2015
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I found his page and information by chance and it is an honour to read his military accomplishments. He was truly a fine warrior and deserves the accolades bestowed upon him for his service to his friends, comrades and the United States.


Added: December 16, 2015
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RIP , thank you for Service to our Country, my Dad served in WWII, Black Panther Divison, 66th, infrantry Division 366th Medical Battalion.
God Bless you, my Dad n All who Serve


Added: December 14, 2015
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While watching one of his old movies on television got me wondering about his history, I googled his name and was totally knocked out by his life story, what a life what an absolute hero this guy was and not just as a soldier but as an advocate for returning vets from later wars about PTSS or combat fatigue also from which he suffered himself. he crammed a lot into his short life a true hero in every sense of the word.


Added: December 14, 2015
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AWESOME, From the son of a 27 yr fighter pilot. (WWII, Korea & Vietnam)


Added: December 13, 2015
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I was glad to see the poems Audie Murphy wrote, especially the one about Anzio, as my late uncle died there on Anzio beach, aged 20 in WW2. A few years ago, whilst on holiday in Sorrento, my aunties and I hired a car and chauffeur to take us to Anzio to look at the cemetery where my uncle has a grave/memorial stone. Took many photos, what a lovely place it is, so beautifully kept. My 2 aunties of course remembered Thomas,their brother, my uncle, I never knew him, being born after the war. Many tears were shed that day. Later we went to Anzio beach, Anzio being a holiday town, used mainly by the Italians. My aunties did holiday there once in Anzio, but not many people spoke English, but they got by as a German couple were on holiday at their hotel at the time, and spoke very good English. Ironic I know. My thanks to Audie for that poem, which I will treasure, with my memories and photos, of Anzio and my uncle Thomas Gillott. Been to Sorrento many times but only that one time to Anzio.


Added: December 14, 2015
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I just came across this website as I was looking for a list of Audie Murphy films and glad I did. Very informative site about him. Great to see and read about the medals he was given. At weekends there are quite a few of the westerns Audie made on the television and I get to see many of them when I can and watch them over again. Because of this, was wondering which ones I could possibly buy in DVD format to keep, hence why I came across this site. Now I have the list of his films, I can start to see which I can buy and collect. Thanks for all the information given about Audie. Been a fan of his for years. How awful it was to die like he did in a plane accident, after surviving all his exploits during the war years.


Added: December 12, 2015
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Hollywood Actor, Most decorated WWII soldier. Didn't want to make "To Hell And Back" movie, but was finally talked into doing it. Probably brought bank a lot of memories of the war.


Added: December 11, 2015
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Audie was a very good actor. We love to watch his movies.


Added: December 9, 2015
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I am one of the pallbearers at arlington with my brother marty i trained horses for audie he was one hell of a guy


Added: December 8, 2015
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