Audie L. Murphy Memorial Website LogoThis image is copyrighted © 2010, by Dave Phillips. All rights reserved. Used by written permission.Audie L. Murphy Memorial Website
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.
The official website for Audie Murphy.

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Sponsored by the Audie Murphy Research Foundation, a non-profit, tax-deductible 501(c)(3) educational foundation recognized by the IRS.  








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I am 65 yrs old and was just going thru names of cowboy movies and thought OF Audie Murphy as when I was a kid I just idolised him and always had his pic by my bed but we did not know much about him until now when I decided to go on the internet
Enjoyed reading his memorial site


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:!rock: :!rock:


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Hello,
We are in short supply of humble heroes in this GREAT
country of ours.
Thank you for preserving the memories and achivements of this great American!


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I am so happy to see someone do something to honor Audie Murphy.Mama and Daddy used to take me to the movies when I was a little squirt,and Audie was my favorite actor.I thought he was the prettiest thing I'd ever seen and I loved to hear him talk.I was going to marry him when I grew up.
The first movie I remember seeing him in was one with Dan Duryea,who Audie was hunting down because he thought he killed his daddy and brothers.It turned out he didn't and he saved Audie's life in the end and lost his own after they found the real killers of his family.Good ending but sad,too.
I ran across this site searching for another Murphy,so I checked on Audie again.Hadn't done it in such a long time.Was surprised and delighted to find this. I didn't think there were any pictures in the world of him and his family.I'm saving this to my desktop and am going to really enjoy returning to it and learning more about him and seeing pictures.
I found out a few years ago,searching him, that he had had trouble with post traumatic stress and alcohol.If anybody deserved a happier life,it was him.That's so sad. I know he's happy now and at peace.And I still love you Audie Murphy.


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I have watched and enjoyed many of his movies growing up as a child. I have watched his life story several times. He was a great American hero.


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I have been an Audie Murphy Fan and admirer since I was a boy. I loved watching all the old movies staring Audie. In 1976 My brothers, Dad, and I were hunting near Blacksburg, Va when we came upon the Granite marker that told of Mr. Murphy's plane crash. It was a very solemn moment for us all. My Dad was just a boy himself when Audie Murphy was in the war and earned all those honors. A local VFW erected the monument in Mr. Murphy's honor.


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Audi Murphy is one of my most admired military figures. As an infantry platoon leader with combat experience in Korea (1952 -53) I can appreciate the difficulties that A. Murphy faced in a much more dangerous European theater.


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I just watched "The Red Badge of Courage" again before showing to my class of 8th graders next week. It's such a great film and Audie Murphy is fantastic in it. What an honorable, brave, heroic and talented man he was. What a shame to lose him at such a young age.


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Don't let people forget


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Great site.My dad was with the 2nd Inf Div and I recall him telling me stories of his part in the war.He never met Audie but said that he heard of him and that if a person should be recognized for his war efforts it should be him.


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