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Loved the website and pictures. I have always enjoyed Audie Murphy's movies and was intrigued to find he was a war hero and a lover of horses. I have seen articles in the past of Audie's horses and noticed in particular that he rode many Quarter Horses. He seemed just a kid when he won the Medal of Honor. We should not forget him as a symbol of what our country can be. Added: January 13, 2012 
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I had heard of Mr. Murphy of course, but I did not know the extent of his amazing acts of bravery, nor that he looked like the newspaper boy and was 18 at the time. It's a truly incredible story and I am very thankful for what he did for our country. JP Added: January 12, 2012
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I just happened onto Audie's grave while visiting the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. I was overwhelmed. Added: January 12, 2012
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I loved all Audie Murphy movies growing up. Wish they would still show them on t.v. Added: January 11, 2012
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I am retired Msgt. USAF and Have seen many of his movies but it is most important to thank Maj. Murphy for his service to his country. He truly is an American HERO. Added: January 11, 2012
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Without a doubt,A true American hero,yes,the real thing HERO.No,he did not win a Cy young award or a super bowel.He won the Medal Of Honor,an achevement far greater than anything that the sports world has to offer.I hope some day the congress will see fit to name a navy ship the USS AUDIE L.MURPHY.If those sorry * * * can do anything right. Added: January 11, 2012
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Audie inspired me to better myself as a child and join the military Added: January 11, 2012
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Name:Julie Bach From: Utah
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As a young person separated from WWII by two generations, my understanding of the war has largely been limited to grossly abbreviated accounts in school textbooks. That I learned about Audie Murphy at all is due to a chain of events containing Bill Mauldin's book Up Front and the movie Red Badge of Courage. Reading Murphy's book To Hell and Back left me with as many questions as answers about the life of this remarkable man, and finding the information to answer them has proven extremely difficult. I want to thank the creators of this website for their efforts to make such information available and for their efforts to raise awareness of the many heros of WWII, of which Audie Murphy is an outstanding example. Added: January 11, 2012
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Name:Shell Rodriguez-Dimas From: San Antonio TEXAS
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I'm only 33 and I have ALWAYS known who Audie Murphey was. I feel sorry for others my age and younger who don't know what an amazing person he was. I thank my father for keeping his memory alive for me to learn. As a fellow Texan I have an enormous sense of pride to count myself in a group with him. God Bless Audie L. Murphy Added: January 10, 2012
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Name:Robert A. Kline
From: Sperryville, Virginia
E-mail: robertkline57@comcast.net
To a man whose conduct and behavior embodies the meaning of patriotism and heroism.
Added: January 13, 2012