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After a conversation over Christmas with my son about war heroes, I decided to check the internet for more information on Audie Murphy to show him. During my childhood he was very famous for his bravery and films. Added: December 26, 2012 
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I WAS A JUNIOR PUBLICIST WITH UNIVERSAL PICTURES IN 1956-1960 SET UP PUBLICITY APPEARANCES FOR HIM IN NEW YORK CITY INTERESTED IN OBTAINING AUTOGRAPH PHOTO AND OTHER AVAILABLE MEMORABILIA ONLY ITEM I OWE IS WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM SENT TO ME CONGRATULATING ME ON MY MARRIAGE IN 1956 Added: December 26, 2012
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Just recently watched Audie Murphy in No Name On zthe Bullet. Wonderful! Added: December 25, 2012
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The memory of Audie Murphy should be kept alive for future generations. Added: December 25, 2012
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Love his movies and must of had a lot of courage and sounded like a man everyone should try to emulate to be more like especially these days. Would have loved to have known him . Wish he was still around and making movies. 
Added: December 25, 2012
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I happened to catch a glimpse of one of Audie’s movies the other day while in a store with a TV on. I grew up watching his movies and was told some about him by my dad who really respected him. My dad’s battalion followed the same path for North Africa to France as Audie’s unit. He was in the 83rd CMB and they were attached to the 3rd Infantry Division along the way somewhere. It wasn’t until the internet that I learned the life story of Audie Murphy. I remember when he died in the plane crash, but didn’t know much about him other than limited knowledge of his Army and movie career. I’m glad this site exists because the last of the Greatest Generation, as Tom Brokaw called them, is fading fast and the Boomers that know about him will be fading soon. Maybe the younger generations will be able to learn of this American Hero because of the fact that his memory is being kept alive by this website. Added: December 25, 2012
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Thanks for keeping the history going. Added: December 24, 2012
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I was in the color guard, standing behind Audie when he received his medal of honor in the movie To Hekk And Back. I remember that we stood there for approx 5 hours and had approx 20 seconds on the screen. I believe that i would be in pictures #106-107-108 and #237. Is there someway to download these to my computer? Added: December 24, 2012
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Name:Mike Jones From: Mission Viejo, California (Orange County) E-mail: mjtoolman@sbcglobal.net
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I am 52 years old and have always been interested in war hero type movies. Most I have seen are hollywood impressions of heros from war time, however Mr Murphy was the real deal! Keep up the good work with the Memorial, its great!!! Added: December 23, 2012
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Name:Marcella Ford
From: Michigan
He was very well thought of by my husband. who also was a Veteran of World War 11
Added: December 27, 2012