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I do admire the Major, and wish to maintain his memory. Added: September 25, 2014 
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I'm a retired Audie Murphy Club Member, trying to retrieve my number and membership card. I became a member in 1988 or 1989 at 3 CORPS, Ft. Hood, TX. Added: September 25, 2014
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I had 4 siblings serving in WW2. Thank the Lord they all came home alive. They were truly the greatest generation of Americans who will soon be forgotten. Added: September 25, 2014
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Has movies of Audie Murphy on VHS tapes. Thought to check out the Web Site. USMC vet from the Vietnam War. Added: September 24, 2014
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Tragedy to lose a great hero of our country so young after all his military conflicts. Added: September 24, 2014
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I just found GRIT tv. I love it! Of course I know who Audie Murphy was, but I have never seen all of his movies. I have seen some (watching Destry right now). Maybe GRIT will play "To Hell and Back " soon Added: September 24, 2014
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I grew up watching Audie Murphy movies. I was "in love" with him. LOL! And my maiden name was also Murphy! When he died in the plane crash, I saved the newspaper article, which I still have today. Just in the last couple of years, I was able to visit his gravestone in Arlington. When I walked up to take a picture of it, there was a single rose placed there - I burst into tears and dropped to the ground in grief. I couldn't believe my reaction! He's been gone since 1971 and I was acting like he died yesterday! Audie, you may be gone in body, but you are very much alive in spirit! Added: September 23, 2014
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Audie, you will always be remembered. I've past your story on to my children and they will do the same for their children. We need more men like you in today's America. God bless the Murphy family. Added: September 23, 2014
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I grew up watching Audie Murphy movies with my Dad. Even today I still watch his movies and tell anyone who will listen about this wonder man and what he did for his country. When he died in 1971 this country lost not only a movie actor but a man who showed what a true hero really is not only to this country but to other soldiers as well. When John F Kennedy made the famous quote "Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country" Mr. Murphy did exactly what President Kennedy asked of every man at that time. Added: September 22, 2014
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Name:Debra McBee
From: Sumter S.C.
E-mail: debra.mcbee@yahoo.com
I grew up in Texas and Audie Murphy was my hero growing up. He was one of the reasons I joined the Army.
Added: September 26, 2014