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I knew Audie. My mother wrote songs with him. I was 11 when he died, but I still remember my mother locked in her room crying all day. Added: May 28, 2012 
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I am pleased to see americans still want our youth to know the truth and what soldiers have done for this country. dwr Added: May 28, 2012
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Thank God for men like him. Added: May 28, 2012
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He was, and will alway be the best in the service. I wish he was here. I would love too just say Thank You Sir. Added: May 28, 2012
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The first time that I watched ''To Hell and Back'' starring Audie Murphy, I was a teenager, I was not aware that it was a true story. I thought Audie Murphy was simply another Hollywood actor, but he sure wasn't just some run-of-the-mill actor! No, sir. Audie Murphy had the stuff legends are made of, charisma, in large supply. Simply put, Audie Murphy was the most decorated, or awarded, soldier of World War II, and possibly the most decorated soldier of all time. Grits, guts, intestinal fortitude and pure determination and bravery...these were all qualities that Audie Murphy had. In person, Audie Murphy never lost his humble and honorable qualities, he was not stuck on himself, never conceited. Added: May 28, 2012
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Audie Murphy makes me proud to be an American. Thank You for your service to our country. Truly an American Hero. It is ashamed we lost him in a tragic way as well as so young. I wish I could have met him. Added: May 28, 2012
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Name:Phyllis Lilly From: Virginia
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I watched the movie, "To Hell and Back" for the first time yesterday. I really enjoyed it and was reminded of the sacrifice of those who served and those who gave their lives for our country. My dad is a World War II Navy veteran and I am so very proud of him and thankful for him and his life. My family is blessed to still have both of our parents living and still pretty healthy. I mentioned watching this movie to my dad and that started a conversation about some of his memories serving on the Pacific front of WW II. He never really talked about his Navy days much when I was growing up but he shares stories now, especially if I ask him questions about it. We are blessed to live in this country!!! Added: May 28, 2012
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Name:Phyllis L. Swenson From: Virginia
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My Dad was a World War II veteran who told me about Audie Murphy. Audie was my Dad's hero as well as mine. With my Dad's encouragement, and Audie's heroism, I enlisted in the Air Force. On this Memorial Day, I remember Audie Murphy who will always be my hero. Thank you, Audie, for your courage and your devotion to service and sacrificing your life for our freedom. God bless you. Added: May 27, 2012
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Grew up an Air Force brat and new of Mr, Murphy from an early age. I was born in Abilene,Texas(Dyess A.F.B.) Added: May 27, 2012
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Name:LTC Tim A. Gardipee
From: Missoula, Montana
E-mail: medicinebull@earthlink.net
He has a very inspiring story worthy of all our youth! I really enjoyed reading the letters and knowing him inside! Living a Rail Road Box car..tough! He is a case study in Leadership! And like many suffered from PTSD. Amazing Stories! Great American!
Added: May 28, 2012