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I have read much of Audie Murphy's remarkable life and greatly respect his accomplishments. This giant of a man should forever have a place in the hearts of all Americans. Added: May 27, 2015 
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A true Texas & American hero.A family man who cared deeply for his family and his country. I first saw " To Hell and Back " in the early 1950's with my Dad. It has been my favorite war movie since that time. My wife and I visited his grave site in 1998 after my son in law graduated from the Naval Academy. Added: May 27, 2015
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There needs to be more people like him, a real hero! It is tragic he lost his life at such an early age, and in a plane crash, that is not befitting for someone who was as brave as he was. Added: May 26, 2015
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Thank you for the great source of information about Audie Murphy. He rode in a parade in Corsicana TX right after the war. The rodeo producer provided matching white horses for rodeo dignitaries, flag carriers, etc. He ask my mom to change horses with him because she had a better horse. My mom would not do it, for she too, knew she had the better horse! I used to sponsor my school's trip to DC annually and I always had my kids stop and we honored him at his gravesite. Thank you for the information. Becky Burns Superintendent, Mildred ISD 5475 S. Hwy. 287 Corsicana, TX 75109 Added: May 26, 2015
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Saludar en el dÃa de los veteranos al soldado mas condecorado en la segunda guerra mundial Added: May 26, 2015
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Name:Gilbert Lee From: Staten Island, New York
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Since I was a teenager I watch his movies, and when I saw To Hell and Back I never stop watching it no matter what is on. Added: May 26, 2015
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Amazing soldier and very humble with his success. An inspiration for all. Added: May 26, 2015
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Respect. Audie you were a beast of a person. Added: May 26, 2015
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One of my two favorite heroes of WW II, Audie and George Smith Patton Jr. I thank the Lord for both, as well as many other greats of the past. Major Murphy was my hero growing up. Great man all around. Once worked with one of Patton's Ghost Troopers, Oscar Deines of Ks. When I asked if he seen Patton, he stated that he could of spit in his face twice. Oscar said that Patton inspected the boys before and after they crossed the channel. After being inspected by the General in England, Oscar said that after, the man walked back out in front and stated that 'there wasn't a man among us'. Oscar was a driver in Shermans, then got his wish to be a cook and get out of the driver's seat. He regretted it. He said he was shelled worse than being out in front. Oscar had five battle stars. Good folk. It was the people of WW II that drove me to stay and retire out of the mil and work as an uncivil servant. Added: May 25, 2015
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Name:Wayne Hanners
From: Boise, Idaho
E-mail: Waynehanners@msn.com
Audie Murphy was a movie star when I was a young boy and we grew up watching his western movies. My father enlightened my brothers and me that Audie was the most decorated soldier of WWII. When I watched "To Hell and Back" I had a entirely new respect for Audie. He was never flashy or disrespectful to anyone any I still hold him in the highest regard. He served his country with honor! It is shameful his memory and what he did defending this country and freedom the world enjoys to this day. I support this endeavor to bring his accomplishments and his memory back to this country's mindset. He deserves no less!
Added: May 28, 2015