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Much respect and thanks for his service. I am sure you know that in 1947 the President and Congress passed that anyone with a combat infantry badge was also entitled to receive a Bronze Star for Metorious service. So he should have (2) Oak Leaf on his award. Total of (3)Bronze Stars.


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I remember watching Audie Murphy acting and thinking he was just an actor. My father assured me he was the real deal. Not only a wonderful actor but a true hero. It's a shame his valor hasn't stayed in the public's awareness. The upcoming generations are missing out on a role model. Audie Murphy we thank you for being there for so many.


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I watched his movies and then I realised he was a real live hero
Pity there's not more like him in they world

William gleeson
Ireland


Added: July 5, 2014
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Hi.I woiuld like to say what an amazing man Audie was in every aspect of life.


Added: July 5, 2014
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I grew up watching Audie Murphy in my childhood and ever since anytime his movies are on. It was in my mid teens that I found out he was a real war hero and that he had died so young.


Added: July 4, 2014
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An amazing man, I have much admiration for him.


Added: July 4, 2014
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I served in the 3rd Infantry Division in the early 80's when division HQs was in Wurzburg, Germany. My mother was a big fan of his and I was familiar with his story but I remember when you walked in the main doors to division HQ at the top of the wide stairs, the whole wall was a picture of Audie in uniform with all his medals. It made me proud to walk around with the same patch on my shoulder that he had worn on his. There will never be another Audie Murphy.
Happy 4th of July my fellow "Dogface soldier".


Added: July 4, 2014
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we have always enjoyed the freedoms that mr murphy fought for. we always enjoyed his movies also. we never tire of them. thank you.


Added: July 2, 2014
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I was in the Unit he was in, 3rd Infantry Division. I served in that Division form 1995 to 1997. I learned a lot about Audie Murphy while in that unit. I always strived to be the best Soldier I could be, Audie Murphy was and still is my inspiration while I was in the Army and as a civilian, "NEVER GIVE UP!!!"


Added: June 30, 2014
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Great American heroe


Added: June 28, 2014
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