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I am currently a SGT in the United States Army and I am studying to become a part of S*A*M*C. I want to be a part of Audie Murphy's history and I am proud to serve our country just as Audie did. Added: January 3, 2014 
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Always been a fan. May his memory live forever. Let us not forget the cost of freedom! Added: January 3, 2014
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Lost 2 uncle in Battle of the Bulge 2 weeks apart one was 20 & the other was 19 my father was a Marine 1933thru 1935 my father in law a Seabee in the Pacific 1942-1945 God Bless the USA Added: January 3, 2014
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Name:Tess Moore From: Bremerton, WA
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I am honored to learn all I can about a hero like Mr. Murphy. Added: January 3, 2014
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Name:Mark Bergeron From: Martha's Vineyard Massachusetts E-mail: Afisherman1687@comcast.net
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I just watched to hell and back and talked to my son about his service. Thank you for your service. You are not forgotten. Added: January 2, 2014
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Its good to see such a hero is finally being remembered. Added: January 2, 2014
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I met Audie Murphy on the movie set, Return to Bloody Beach, and also lived in his home town of Greenville, TX. And you know, I didn't even know he was such a hero, because Audie L. Murphy was just an ordinary man who only did what was asked of him. That was the person I met, and I will always remember him as the quiet man. Added: December 30, 2013
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I would just like to say thank you to Mr. Murphy for his extraordinary service to our country. I feel like he would have contributed much more had his life not been cut short. I am a proud Texan,and Mr. Murphy's actions only serve to increase that pride. He is a great American and Texan ! Added: December 30, 2013
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I became interested in Mr. Murphy's story when I was a kid after watching the movie, "To Hell and Back". I became a big movie fan and was devestated when he died. Added: December 29, 2013
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Name:Glenn Dunagan
From: Originally Texas, now Colorado
E-mail: gdun@comcast.net
I sort of remember hearing about and seeing movies of Audie Murphy when I was growing up...I was born in Jan '45. When I went into the Army as a 2nd Lt in late 1969, my first station after officer basic school at Ft Know was Kitzingen, Germany. My unit was 1st Bn 64th Armor. Our sister unit on the base was 1st Bn 15th Infantry...which was Audie's unit in the war. We were still under the 3rd Infantry Division. I wore the same '3rd ID' patch that he did. I just happened to watch his movie "To Hell and Back" last night...Jan 2, 2014...and it brought back memories of my military days in Germany in the early 70's. I was there at the time Audie was killed in the plane crash, although I don't think I heard about it. He was a true American hero.
Strange, while I was on station there, the 1/15th found and dug up a WW11 German half-track and restored it. It was an honor to be co-existing with the same unit Murphy served in.
Added: January 3, 2014