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LEAD FROM THE FRONT!!! Added: January 16, 2014 
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Name:Terry Stewart From: Utah
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Thank you so much for making this information available to the public. I am trying to find heroes for my grandchildren to learn about. I remember watching Audie Murphy movies with my father. This is wonderful to remember that Mr. Murphy was a hero, not just an actor. Thank you again for making this available. Added: January 13, 2014
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We lived in San Antonio, Texas from 1995-2002 & after retirement with Air Force my husband worked at Audie Murphy Medical Center for about 2 years. AND we have sense then have seen this grave site. Added: January 13, 2014
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A couple of years ago i had the honour of visiting Arlington cemetery and when there a came across the grave of Audie murphy And found it to very ordinary in a strange way for someone who was such a hero Added: January 12, 2014
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thank you Mr. Murphy. im just a fan Added: January 12, 2014
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Name:Danny McCartney From: Canton, Ohio
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Thank You Audi............. Added: January 11, 2014
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I just finished watching some Audie Murphys movies and had to write in. I am so thankful for Audie and what he did for our country and for all the men in the military. Bless his family Added: January 11, 2014
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As a boy growing up in Brooklyn, NY. I was already leaning towards the Army. My parents knew this, especially my father. He and I would watch old WW2 movies together. One night we watched "To Hell and Back". Halfway thru the movie, my dad told me this was not a regular war movie. He had already seen it many years ago. I asked him who was Audie Murphy? In simple words, my father said He was the Most Decorated American Soldier. A few years later, I was in the Army. In 1985 I was sent to Kitzingen, Germany, assigned to the 3rd INF DIV. I am a Tanker. Down the street from my Barracks was Audie Murphy's unit. His BN HQ was covered in laurels and Photographs of Audie Murphy. In 1991 after Service in the First Gulf War, I was again sent to Wurzburg, Germany, and assigned to the 3rd INF DIV. I am proud of my 2 tours with the 3rd ID. I am proud to be called a "Dog Faced Soldier".33 years later now, with more than enough Combat Time under my belt, it's time to retire. Very Respectfully, MSG Rajendra R Rajpaul United States Army Very Respectfully Added: January 10, 2014
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Audie Murphy, a very special man of that there is no doubt at all. As a teenager in the 60's I eagerly watched his movies, later I wish that I had known him. Added: January 10, 2014
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Name:Burl A Morgan
From: Mountain Home, Idaho
E-mail: burlmorgan@gmail.com
I have been a fan of Mr. Murphy for years. I believe him to be a TRUE American Hero. I have collected a lot books, history and anything I could get my hands on WWII. He proved that heroes come all shapes and sizes. But he had something in his mind and he did it. It's a shame for him to be taken too early in life. I wished I could have met him. He is a one of a kind. RIP Capt. Audie Murphy. America is better for what you did.
Added: January 17, 2014