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The official website for Audie Murphy.

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Submitted by
Name:Martha Stapleton Pacheco
From: Texas
E-mail: pacheco3069@hotmail.com
Comment:
He was our greatest hero ever andneed the medal of freedom.
America shouldbe ashamed.

Added: October 30, 2015
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Submitted by
Name:Thomas Knight
From: Tucson, AZ
E-mail: marineseabee@comcast.net
Comment:
I was nine years old when I saw the movie "To Hell and Back". I thought it was fiction until I later read that Audie Murphy REALLY did do what it said & showed in the movie.
Even though I enlisted in the Marine Corps & went to Vietnam in 1969, and later enlisted into the USNR (Seabees) and retired in 1998, I always admired Audie Murphy.

Added: October 30, 2015
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Submitted by
Name:neil clark
From: uk
E-mail: bigbear173@yahoo.com
Comment:
A great man and hero .

Added: October 30, 2015
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Submitted by
Name:Diane Hamby Field
From: Seymour, Indiana
E-mail: dianefield204@comcast.net
Comment:
USMC 1979-1983, USAR 2002-2004

Added: October 29, 2015
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Submitted by
Name:Eddie Matthews
From: Liverpool England
E-mail: 46nbgaia@gmail.com
Comment:
An excellent site you Chaps and worthy credit to one of WW2s great soldiers. You don't have to be an American to recognise the valour and spirit of one of the great warriors of the 20th Century. I think its all too easy to overlook the real man, the hero soldier for the actor he became. We need more like ALM - a man far larger in all dimensions than his stature.

Added: October 29, 2015
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Submitted by
Name:Raymond L Niehoff
From: Hamilton, Oh
E-mail: niehoffray@yahoo.com
Comment:
My father Pcf. Richard G. Niehoff served 15th inf. 3rd Div. with Audie Murphy. He was a replacement and joined the 15th inc. 3rd Div at the Anzio landing. His service was through to the end of the WWII ending at Birchesgarden, Austria. He is sill living at 90 years old. Also served in the Korean War in the Navy serving aboard LST 1071.

Added: October 27, 2015
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Submitted by
Name:Deborah Bullock
From: Silver Creek MS
E-mail: dibgod1@gmail.com
Comment:
We just learned of this site and are enjoying reading and learning about Mr Murphy.

Added: October 27, 2015
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Submitted by
Name:Mr. D. Leddy
From: Ottershaw, Surrey. UK
E-mail: d.leddy@btinternet.com
Comment:
From someone born in '46'. Thanks to a real hero.

Added: October 25, 2015
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Submitted by
Name:Don Lubcke
From: Bend, Oregon
Comment:
A real American Hero

Added: October 23, 2015
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Submitted by
Name:Jeff Woods
From: Waterbury, Ct.
E-mail: jwoods2352@sbcglobal.net
Comment:
Incredible man

Added: October 23, 2015
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