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I'VE ALWAYS LOVED WATCHING AUDIE MURPHY FILMS, EVEN WHEN I WAS A LITTLE GIRL IN ENGLAND. I CAN'T BELIEVE HOW MANY YOUNG PEOPLE DON'T EVEN KNOW WHO HE IS. I'VE ASKED SEVERAL PEOPLE I WORK WITH AND THEY HAVE NO CLUE. THAT'S A SHAME, HE WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST WAR HEROS EVER, AND EVERYONE-ESPECIALLY IN HIS HOME STATE OF TEXAS-SHOULD KNOW WHO HE IS. I RECENTLY BOUGHT HIS WHISPERING SMITH VIDEOS,AND JUST LOVE WATCHING THEM. Added: July 9, 2013 
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My Dad was an Army Ranger Infantry solider in WWII served in the Pacific. His Brother was in the Navy also in the Pacific. My Brother served as a National Guard called up as a result of the riots that followed Martin Luther King's assignation. Three days later I went to the Army. I served a year in Viet Nam as a grunt. My brothers Son volunteered and served in the Army during peace time. My middle son tried to enlist in the Army but was turned down because of a kidney operation. My youngest son joined the Army reserve and served three tours in the Iraqi Theater as an Engineer. I had prayed and asked the Lord if my boys could skip this war. Instead I feel like the Lord showed me that each generation has to pay and defend the Freedoms we have. I saw and was inspired by Audie's movie my brother and I saw when I was nine. My Uncle, a Korean War Vet took us. Proud of Audie and His service to our Great American Country. God bless America... Added: July 9, 2013
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Audie Murphy was a great American hero. He was someone people should not forget. Our children shod be taught about him in our schools, both public and private. It would be a terrible thing if future generations didn't know what he did and stood for. 
Added: July 9, 2013
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Good info Added: July 8, 2013
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Major Murphy has earned and deserves to receive every possible honor or recognition our country offers. Added: July 8, 2013
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During my "once in a lifetime" trip to Arlington Cemetary I made a point of visiting Audie's grave with my Grandson. I wanted to show him a REAL HERO. Added: July 7, 2013
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Name:Erica W From: Born a Texan, now living in Louisiana. E-mail: ericaewelter@gmail.com
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Wow, what a life. What a soldier! I've heard family members talk about Audie, and I decided to find out more about him. Impressed isn't the word. Maybe "awed" is. Rest in peace. Added: July 6, 2013
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Thank you for your service! May you RIP, Sir! Added: July 4, 2013
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Served in the 82nd Airborne Division, 1962-1965, was a great fan of Audies westerns when I was a kid. I have read his book, to hell and back and saw the movie, that he did what he did at his age is remarkable Added: July 4, 2013
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Name:William James Murphy
From: Boston
E-mail: ILLiamSeamus@Yahoo.Com
My Father, Navy Cop 1946 19 yrs.' old, told me Audie was his cousin, I knew that was Blarney, he just laughed, because he knew I knew it was Blarney. Loved Audie's Movies. My Favorite is No Name on The Bullet.
Added: July 9, 2013