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Audie L. Murphy Memorial Website LogoDmitri Vail painting, 1962, on display the Audie Murphy Cotton Museum in Greenville, Texas.  Photo by M.D.Marks. Click for a bigger view.
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I am and Army SSG and I tell all my Soldiers who are stuggling about Audie Murphy. His is a story of over comming hardship and being told no you can't do wait it is you want to do. His is the example of taking all those na-sayers and not letting them stop you. To push with all your heart for what it is you want to do and what it is you know you need to do. Thank you for all your work on keeping his memory alive.


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G'from Australia.
As you can see my name is Dennis and I am 67 years young and I am also a Veteran of the Vietnam War.

Unlike Major Murphy, I was only awarded the medals that come with serving in a war zone.

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Vietnam Star Medal, Vietnam Campaign Medal,Australian Active service Medal and the Australian Defense Medal.

I was a conscript and served only 2 years in the Royal Australian Regiment (ARMY) and after I returned home, I joined our Air Force (RAAF) and served a further 18 years giving me a total of 20 years service.

I am old enough to remember Audie's movies as I was only about 12-13 at the time (I think). I was such a fan I would be dressed up in my cowboy outfit just like him.

Anyway I have a really good and fond memories of him but I never knew until today that he was lost in 71.

He was my hero and he still is today.

Thank you so much for keeping this iconic legendary man in public attention.

Cheers from Dennis
:!cry:


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I spent two tours in Vietnam, 1 on Navy river patrol boat and 1 with my brother-Army Sargent; 175MM howitzer wake-up call, after a hangover, is just plain Rude! But that's the Army. We watched his westerns; didn't git to see "To Hell and Back" a week ago after buying the sites DVD copy. I luv it! I went back while my younger brother was in-country thinking they would have to send him back to the states.....nobody told Me, I would have die to accomplish that, till after both our deployments had ended.
Bunch of damm smart-asses....in my opinion!

AR


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Audie was and is one of my hero's. Sad the way it all ended. The military had a way of destroying good people.


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What a fantastic American HERO!


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Audie Murphy was one of the Bravest of the Brave and to all who have Earned this award and to those who have given their life have helped America and it's people to live in a safe and freindly place,GOD BLESS all AMERICANS.


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Audie Murphy was living proof that hero's are just ordinary people doing extra ordinary things. Thank you Audie for what you did for my and future generations.

Dave King
Spring, Tx
HM3 USNavy, Korea


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Just watched To Hell And Back for probably the 50th time. Has seen his western movies Several times also. I need to visit the museum soon,as I just retired.


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Audie Murph was one the best soldiers to come out of the ranks of the United States Army, of all time. I hope that the generations to come realize the contributions he made to freedom and honor at that time in our history. Audie's story needs to be exposed to our young generation. Never to be forgotten!!! :)


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Salute


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