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Name:Kathy Boorman From: California
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I am part of the baby boomers born after WWII. From the time I was old enough to watch movies on TV, I became aware of Audie Murphy. My parents told me that he was more than just an actor. I was told what an amazing person he was during WWII and that he earned every medal our country offered plus a whole lot more. As a child I was very impressed with his bravery and how important he was to our country. Kids today do not have those kinds of heroes. I hope that his story can be passed along to future generations. Added: May 7, 2012 
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 Yes, todays heros are few and far between so my respect goes out to this one who helped make our country free.
Added: May 7, 2012
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Loved Audie Murphy while growing up. I saw the movie "To Hell and Back" as a young girl and it made a huge impression on me. I remember where I was when I heard on the news that he had died in a plane crash. It was a sad day for me. Added: May 6, 2012
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Great Man Added: May 6, 2012
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I am so proud of all the accomplishments that our Military has completed throughout the years. Men like Audie enspires us all. I am also proud to be a Retired Member of our Armed Forces. God Bless Audie and God Bless America. Robert Added: May 6, 2012
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We love to watch Audie Murphy's movies. We are teaching our 11tall yr. old grandson about Audie and that's how I found this website. Keep up the good work. 
Added: May 6, 2012
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I watch to hell and back offen. I tell my family about heroes of the war so they won't forget. Added: May 6, 2012
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my father was also in ww11 and recieved ph with 2 oak leaf clusters.i cant find which campaigns he had been in.he was in the 157th inf 45th inf. div. the book to hell and back was a great book.i got to shake audies hand at a rodeo in idaho when i was younger.i didnt know much about him then just that he was a movie star.this is a great country and im proud of the hereos. :D :!cool: :) :!thinking: :p ;) :o Added: May 5, 2012
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I was privileged to see Audie Murphy in person at a cowboy rodeo in Belton, Texas sometime during the 1950's. O jave always been impressed with Mr. Murphy's courage, character, and ability though coming from a background of a poor farm boy. I read "To Hell And Back" and gained great respect for him. Sincerely, Ronnie Yarber Added: May 5, 2012
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Name:Madeline Taylor
From: San Diego
E-mail: matte1917@yahoo.com
I watched Audie's movies since I was a kid. Until this year I did not know his war experience. I have now read several biographies including his own. I have several movies of his on DVD. I would like to see more on DVD. How can I get more on DVD?
Added: May 7, 2012