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Submitted by
Name:Dave Moreau
From: Memphis Tn
E-mail: dmaviation@gmail.com
Comment:
Amazing story....his movie To Hell and Back almost seems unbelievable...especially when trying to imagine that one man could do all of that....and yet, there is his true story. Rest in peace Audie and my every respect for what you accomplished for this country.

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Submitted by
Name:Innis Moy
From: Bronx, NY
E-mail: ifmoy8@yahoo.com
Comment:
Big influence on my life, I join the Army 1968 at age 19, Did 6 tours in SE Asia. Hon. discharge 1977.

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Submitted by
Name:Dorothy Quinn
From: Dartmouth Canada
E-mail: dornaq@gmail.com
Comment:
Fell in love with him when I was 11 years old. He has been my favourite film star ever since. Hate to say how many years ago.

Added: March 26, 2014
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Submitted by
Name:william dasch
From: las cruces, nm
E-mail: wdasch@las-cruces.org
Comment:
Audie should continue to be recognized for his
extraordinary feats and his relationships with
his fellow servicemen.

Added: March 26, 2014
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Submitted by
Name:Timothy Dennehy
From: Ireland
E-mail: tdennehy1@eircom.net
Comment:
Audie Murphy is my hero and always will be

Added: March 26, 2014
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Submitted by
Name:Albert M Third
From: Edinburgh, Scotland
E-mail: bertm3rd@gmail.com
Comment:
A very brave,modest man. Far too honourable for Hollywood. I only wish he had had the life he deserved when he left the Army.

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Submitted by
Name:Shawn Muhammad
From: Washington DC
E-mail: Shawnmuhammad@gmail.com
Comment:
As a veteran of the Marine Corps and a blackman who clearly understood living with disavantages,i can understand some of the challenges that Mr Murphy faced in life. My he rest in peace!

Added: March 26, 2014
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Submitted by
Name:malcolm hugo
From: united Kingdom plymouth
E-mail: dianeandmalc@live.co.uk
Comment:
I Truly do think that Audie Murphy,was a great guy,his acting was great,I did admire him so very much,A great Guy so very brave he was a likeable person,such a shame when he had his terrible accident,I just could not believe it in my head for such a long time, I still think of him from this day on, I still think why do things happen like that to such nice people

Added: March 25, 2014
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Submitted by
Name:Bill
From: UK
Comment:
Audie Murphy isn't forgotten, far from it. Just today Arizona Raiders was on tv and the announcer mentioned the fact that Mr Murphy was one of the USA's most decorated war heroes. This prompted my visit today.

Added: March 25, 2014
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Submitted by
Name:John Douvillier
From: Oklahoma
E-mail: aizu_samurai@hotmail.com
Comment:
He was a true American hero.

Added: March 25, 2014
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