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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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Proud to be an American he fought for.


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My dad told me about Audie Murphy a few years ago. I am astounded to read as to how many decorations he earned. A true inspiration. We enjoy what we have today as a result of such heroism. I also like watching his films but I wonder how many of the younger generation see this gentleman on film without realising what he did.


Added: November 1, 2014
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He was an amazing man. What he accomplished in WW11 was a tribute to the greatest generation. My father was in the Army in the South Pacific and I served in Vietnam.

I also likes his movies.


Added: October 31, 2014
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great actor and person. Just watched one of his films which brought back memories of my childhood at home on a Sunday, I watched films whilst my parents rested after Sunday lunch. 1970's. Cheers Bri :D


Added: October 31, 2014
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As a leader within the Association of the United States Army in North Texas I (and the the membership of AUSA North Texas) are deeply interested in the life and times of Audie Murphy. As "Soldiers for Life" we remember the contributions and sacrifices of Audie Murphy during WWII. The history of his heroic acts as a soldier serve as inspirations to Americans every where and to young men and women currently serving (or considering service) in our armed forces. Thanks to the Foundation for the work you do to preserve and make available this history.

v/r
JP Hogan
COL (R) USA
North Texas State President
Association of the United States Army (AUSA)


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My childhood hero and he still is.. I am now 70.


Added: October 30, 2014
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I just finished watching memories of Audie Murphy on my computer. I never tire of watching anything to do with Audie. I wish all the children of this world would model themselves after him. I am sure his family is proud of him. I thank Audie and all the military for our freedom. God Bless USA


Added: October 30, 2014
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I love his movies, especially To Hell And Back. My daughter is in the army and wants to go before the Audie Murphy board. She has found his career quite fascinating and as she was reading about all his military honors.


Added: October 30, 2014
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A real hero for the ages. Real Americans remember and respect heroes like you. Always enjoy your movies too. God bless, Audie!


Added: October 29, 2014
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I saw To Hell and Back with my father when the movie 1st came out. I was 12 or 13. I was flabbergasted and Audi's story has been permanently etched into my brain since.

Although my dad was a veteran of Wisconsin's Red Arrow Division, he didn't serve on active duty as his skills were much needed in the vital steel casting industry.

History always has been my favorite addiction, especially those stories of WWII, Korea and Vietnam and our own Civil War. Because of my service in the US Air Force Veteran my active duty only pales by comparison to those who have served before or since. Because of this I am deeply awed and humbly cowed by Audi Murphy's service above self.

I will put visiting his museum on my bucket list. Meanwhile I will absorb his history with admiration, respect and love for him along with those other WWII servicemen and women. Rest in Peace Mr. Murphy and Thank you for your service.

Bob Bembenek


Added: October 28, 2014
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