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He was one of my hero's as a youth a very amazing man we all owe him and those like him more than we can ever repay Added: May 26, 2014 
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He was My hero when I was a kid. Added: May 26, 2014
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Name:Jay Bordenkircher From: Yuba city
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I enjoy all his movies Added: May 26, 2014
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thank you Added: May 25, 2014
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He was a great man and soldier. Really someone to look up to and pattern yourself after. I will never forget my visit to his grave. Everyone should pay Audie a visit. Added: May 25, 2014
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Tip hat to you Lt. Audie Murphy. A squared away Marine Corps salute to your memory. Sgt. Elrod USMC 1-29-68 to 1-28-72. I remember the announcement of your passing. So sad. Added: May 24, 2014
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I was just recently a Chaperone with my 14 year old daughter's Eighth grade class to Washington DC & New York. On our visit our tour leader Mr.Bob Deyo walked us through Arlington National Cemetary and it was during this tour that he pointed out the Hero Audie Murphy's burial plot and told our group about this Man's many accomplishments and what he did for our country. I being 53 years of age did not serve in the military,however my father John H Connell was a World War Two vet in the Army Air Corps and I had learned about Audie from my father,however it was great to pass this Hero's story on to my daughters generation. May God always watch over you Audie. Timothy T Connell (53) Stephanie R Connell (14) Added: May 24, 2014
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As a child growing up my father made sure I knew who Audie Murphy was. To this day To Hell and Back is one of my fathers favorite movies. Added: May 24, 2014
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Name:Myles C. Newman From: Lake Arthur, LA
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US Marines/Army Vet 1996-2004 Added: May 24, 2014
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Name:James Carender
From: Texas
I'm from the area of Texas where Audie Murphy was born. Sometime around 1955 or 1956 (?) my next door neighbor, a State Highway Patrol Officer, told me that Audie would be in town at the Patrol Office in the Grayson County Courthouse the following day to visit with one of his good friends who was head of the local Texas DPS division. At noon, when I got out from Jr. High for lunch break, I walked the three blocks to the Courthouse, went into the patrol office and there was Audie Murphy sitting behind a desk. I asked if I could talk to him and we had a nice little chat. My interest was mostly about my uncle, who had died in Germany in WWII. Audie told me that he and my uncle, Sgt. Alfred D. Carender, had been in the same unit. Thank you, Audie.
Added: May 26, 2014