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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.
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My father who is also a WWII/Korean veteran told me about Audie Murphy. He admired him very much and we both watched all his movies. My favorite movie is "To Hell and Back". He said that Audie was the Sgt York of WWI. We went to Arlington Cemetery and saw his marker. My father was honored to salute him. Audie was a very brave young man and will never be forgotten.


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To me Audie Murphy represents what this country is sadly lacking, courage against all odds and a willingness to do what is right no matter what. He has been my hero since I was very young and always will be.


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Thank you Mr. Audie L. Murphy for your service to our country. You are a true American Hero.


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he was a great actor and a war hero and a good man


Added: November 30, 2015
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My Father flew 28 B-17 missions from the 398th Army Air Corps, 601 Squadron, England. His crew painted "Shady Lady" on her nose, an example of what was later to be called "nose art." He spoke highly of Audie Murphy and how they would read, talk/discuss, and be so proud of Audie Murphy. His influence is still felt.


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To be honest, I think the first time I ever heard of him was on national radio here when he died (I would have been only 16 at that time). His story made a big impression on me - as we share the commonest name in Ireland.


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I enjoy all of Audies' movies especially To Hell and Back. I watch them every time I find them on Television. I'm wondering if maybe we might be somehow related. Not really knowing where he's from, but my Grandmother on moms side was a Murphy. I Know Murphy is like Jones or Smith so he probably isn't.


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I have watched Audie Murphy since I was little. I have always loved his movies. He is a true American and a Hero. I can't tell you how many times I've seen "To Hell And Back" and just finished watching it again. America lost someone very special, and he is missed greatly. You were, are, and always will be loved :)


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AUDIE MURPHY WAS A TRUE HERO. GOD BLESS HIS FAMILY AND LEGACY. I SALUTE YOU. THANK YOU FOR YOUR. DEDICATED SERVICE..


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Keep the great work of honoring our heros going for future generations


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