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I would just like to say how much I like watching Audie Murphy films ,It was my late grandfather who got me into then,I am also an ex service man myself and I find it very sad that a man who did what Audie did in world war 2 only got a little air time on TV when he died ,I only hope you can keep his name alive for a long time,thanks Audie for all your films and for what you did in the war you where a real man.


Added: May 5, 2014
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The greatest respect for Mr. Murphy!


Added: May 4, 2014
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Audie Murphy was my boyhood hero! My dad and I went to his movies every time he was scheduled! Audie was an American epic as popular as John Wayne! I am a better person because of this great man! To God be the glory!
Respectfully,
Chuck VanZant
Vietnam Veteran


Added: May 3, 2014
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Being ten years younger than Audie, all I could do was witness WW2. We need some people like him now in our government.


Added: May 2, 2014
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Thank you for your sacrifice and your service


Added: May 2, 2014
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This is America's greatest military hero.When you take everything into consideration-age accomplishments and how quickly they were achieved.I have asked many veterans who the most decorated person in U.S. history is and they usually don't know,so I tell them and try to remember my list of those decorations when I go out so I can back it up.The list is too much for me to remember.
I do this also because I feel that the term "hero" is being used a little too loosely.I like to reference from the movie "Cool Hand Luke" the line from the prison guard "just doin my job Luke you can appreicate that",and that holds true for all of us veterans.Don't misunderstand me here ALL veterans should be honored.
Vietnam combat veteran and thankful I made it back home.


Added: May 1, 2014
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my dad was a korean war vet. I always loved to see audie murphy movies me and my late brother keith. My dad was a brave soldier to.


Added: April 29, 2014
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I had the honor of serving in "Audie Murphy Company" B Co 1/15th Inf In Kitzengen Germany from 1984-1987. Truly an inspiring time in my life.


Added: April 28, 2014
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Added: April 28, 2014
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He was my childhood film cowboy favourite and all these years later he still is. I am at this moment of writing watching 40 guns to Apache Pass and he is still great!


Added: April 28, 2014
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