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Keep up the good work! Added: July 8, 2014 
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Audie Murphy is and will always be one of the bravest, most courageous soldiers who ever lived in America, and the world. I praise and salute him! Clyde USAF Veteran Added: July 7, 2014
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Mr. Murphy has always been my hero since childhood Added: July 6, 2014
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I am watching an Audie Murphy western now. I also have visited this great Hero's grave. Thank you to all those who made this website. Thank you Audie! Added: July 6, 2014
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My father Everett T Tipton and Lattie Tipton were cousins. Added: July 6, 2014
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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. Added: July 6, 2014
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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. Added: July 6, 2014
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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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Name:COL John Nye, US Army - Ret
From: Arizona
As a fellow US Infantryman and Infantry Officer, I have admired MAJ Murphy's military and personal accomplishments. I empathize with his struggle against PTSD. I am a multi-war vet, entering the Army as a Private during Vietnam and retiring as a Colonel in 2011. I have visited his grave in Arlington many times. As long as I am alive, Audie Murphy will not be forgotten.
Added: July 8, 2014