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what an amazing individual Added: August 10, 2013 
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Name:Gary and Loretta Blair From: San Diego, California E-mail: lorettablair73@gmail.com
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while watching the western channel we came upon and Audie Murphy movie and I was telling my husband about him. Added: August 9, 2013
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Awesome Website!!! Added: August 8, 2013
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I have enjoyed all of Audie Murphy's movies and have seen several documentaries depicting his life as a war hero. Several years ago, as far back as 2000, I visited Arlington National Cemetary. I made a conscious effort to locate and find his grave site. Added: August 8, 2013
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I Have loved his MOVIES SINCE I SAW THE FIRST ONE!! being from OKLAHOMA, I LOVE WESTERNS, AND AFTER DOING TWENTY ONE AND A HALF YEARS IN THE MILITARY (navy) I LOVE MILITARY MOVIES ALSO!! GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!!!!! VERN BURKE Added: August 7, 2013
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I brings me hope that there are still people trying to keep the memories of the past alive so that future generations can come to know great men like Audie Murphy. I appreciate all that you people do along with men like my father who still remember the past and its heroes like Audie and my personal favorite Alvin York. Thank you again. Added: August 6, 2013
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Name:Tina Leigh From: Danville Virginia
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Helping a memory to live on! My Grandfather served in the Navy during WWII and spoke of his experiences and losing his younger brother, my Great Uncle who is buried in Holland. Granddad passed at the age of 90 and was very proud of his military service. It is our responsibility to make sure our youth know and don't forget the sacrifices made. Added: August 6, 2013
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I Hear, I See, I Wonder © r.meuser 12/30/06 As I stand before the military graves of our fallen heroes: I can hear, The bugler’s tribute echo across a field of white stone markers aligned in a straight lined formation. Seven riflemen fire in respect of the deceased. I can see, The flag for which they fought folded and presented to a loved one. No greater gift can a man give to his nation but his life for freedom’s cause. I wonder, How many more times must our flag drape a coffin – rifles fire in honor – and taps mournfully play? Added: August 6, 2013
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Other than my father, Audie Murphy has been and will continue to be my greatest hero of World War II. Added: August 5, 2013
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Name:Todd McCulley
From: Atoka Tennessee
E-mail: toddmc@xipline.com
A true American Hero!
Added: August 14, 2013