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Name:Ludi Strydom From: Cape Town, Western Province, South Africa E-mail: ludistrydom@telkomsa.net
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I am extremely pleased that this memorial Website was created, so that such a great hero of the Second World War will never be forgotten. Added: August 24, 2014 
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Our greatest hero. Added: August 21, 2014
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I've seen the movie on Audie Murphy's life as well as several of his movies over the years. I first become aware of him when I was very young and saw the movie about him. His name as well as being awarded the CMH has stayed with me through my adult life. Mr. Murphy was a true hero and patriot of the United States. May his memory never fade. Added: August 21, 2014
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Just wanted to know how 1Lt Murphy passed. One war veteran to another. Added: August 20, 2014
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"I am a soldier. I fight where I'm told. And I win where I fight." - Gen. George S. Patton Audie Murphy lived that. See you at the bema, bud. Added: August 19, 2014
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always been a big fan of Audie's. appreciate his service for our country. always love American heroes. Our country would have more if they didn't tie their hands. Added: August 16, 2014
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Amazing. Added: August 15, 2014
Submitted by
Name:Dennis Nolan From: New York
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Great man who loved his fellow soldier and country Added: August 14, 2014
Submitted by
Name:Diana Cox From: Originaly the San Fernando Valley, Ca..Now Vista, Ca E-mail: number1nanaof2@verizon.net
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I have been a fan of Audie Murphy since I was 12 and my parents took me to see Tumbleweed. When I heard he was going to be the Grand Marshal at the Sheriffs' Rodeo in LA, I just had to go. My mother drove me to one of the sheriff stations to get tickets. While the deputy was arranging tickets with my mother I pulled a picture of Audie from my purse and told him how much I loved him. Well, the deputy pulled out his wallet and gave us box seat tickets. I was so excited. I had a front row seat. When Audie rode past, he stopped right in front of me. Well, I was standing to take a picture but I was so shaken I didn't get a photo. As he moved down the path, my brother yelled that his sister wanted to take his picture and he turned and posed. I was still so shaken I just got the side of his head. The rodeo was just a blur for me after that. That night I wrote him a long letter about my experience. I received an autographed photo later in the mail. I was so devastated when I heard of his crash and death. I even went to the service that was held at Forest Lawn. I was one of the last to get into the chapel. I will always be a fan and always love Audie Murphy. Added: August 13, 2014
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Name:Lynette Brown
From: Brisbane, Australia
E-mail: brownlk52@outlook.com
I have admired Audie Murphy for many years. In June this year, my husband and I were privileged to visit Arlington National Cemetery and pay our respects at Audie's gravesite.
American's can be proud of such a tranquil, solemn and beautifully maintained place of hallowed ground that exists at Arlington.
It was undoubtedly one of the highlights of our visit to the United States this year and a memory that will stay with me forever. Rest in Eternal Peace, Audie.
Added: August 24, 2014