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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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The official website for Audie Murphy.

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Submitted by
Name:Chris Harmon
From: Texas
Comment:
A hero in the true sense of the word.

His memory will live on forever

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Submitted by
Name:Terry Randolph
From: Sacramento, California
E-mail: terryrandolph21@hotmail.com
Comment:
I have come to admire audie l murphy and would hope our schools would teach about the true heros of american history and the story.

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Submitted by
Name:Linda Gail Cantrell
From: Alabama
E-mail: cantrell488@gmail.com
Comment:
Im so glad to see this website. Audie was my favorite
cowboy as a kid. I didn't know then who he really was and what he did. Our granddaughter is a teacher. We were surprised she didn't know what an important American he was. We encouraged her to tell her students about him. We still watch his movies. Several have been on today. We are watching one now. I bought his book and read it many years ago. Thanks for keeping his memory alive!

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Submitted by
Name:Robert Miller
From: Alabama
E-mail: robemiller@aol.com
Comment:
Glad to see that Audie Murphy's legacy will live on.

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Submitted by
Name:Roger Gordon
From: Los Angeles, Ca
E-mail: roggor99@aol.com
Comment:
One of my Heroes.

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Submitted by
Name:Richard C Cruz
From: Saint Peters Missouri
E-mail: snap006@msn.com
Comment:
My Dad Chano H Cruz US Army 2n He is 91 yrs old doing well.d Rangers fox company Point Du Hoc D-Day 1944

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Submitted by
Name:DORETTA PACHECO
From: LUBBOCK TEXAS
E-mail: dorettapachec@aol.companies
Comment:
AUDIE MURPHY WAS AN AMERICAN HERO IN EVERYWAY

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Submitted by
Name:Turkey Tolbert
From: Bagdad FLORIDA
E-mail: 99turkey@bellsouth.net
Comment:
This was one Hell of a Feirce warrior. It just goes to show that a little Man, with a Warriors Heart, can do for The United States Army. I knew another not so tall warrior, His Name was Red Eagle(Earl Dee Hood. He had the heart that Audie Murphy, had. My hat is off to all of our warriors, that have served I served in the National Guard for two years I was ready if needed. Again Thank a Vet, every time you get a chance. This has kept this Great Nation, Free.
Turkey Caller Tolbert

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Submitted by
Name:loren deibel
From: dayton oregon
E-mail: ld.deibel@yahoo.com
Comment:
I all ways like audie murphy I like him on tv and he was a good solder for the usa

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Submitted by
Name:Mary Ann Sharp
From: Jenks OK
E-mail: Irmaryann@aol.com
Comment:
Thank u

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