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I visit the hospital named after him. Added: December 22, 2011 
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I loved the movies and the autobiography. Added: December 21, 2011
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Truly a honorable man. fought and survived impossible odd's. Like all our men and woman in the forces today. They all serve with the highest regard for family, honor, and country. The medal of honor, awarded for those selected few that rise above and beyond, self limitation. Mr. Murphy is a member of that elite club. These men should have a very special place in Washington, where a moment shows all the names of the medal of Honor winners. So they will be always remember. Remember its the man inside. Added: December 21, 2011
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Name:James Lee Gaillard III, CTR From: Fort Riley, Kansas, 1ID G4 COMET Team E-mail: james.lee.gaillard@us.army.mil
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In honor and GOD we trust. Added: December 20, 2011
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After I returned from the Pacific, after World War II, I run a Texaco gas station in Plano for a while. Audie Murphy would come by with his friend to get gas. He liked to sit with his feet up and I always admired his great cowboy boots. There are so many cowboy boots around here, but never as preety as his. He was a quiet man, but made an impression, before he became a movie star, or celebrity. Added: December 19, 2011
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I've just recently started watching the movies staring Audie Murphy since getting netflix. My son is also watching with me. Added: December 18, 2011
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Name:Vernon Fenner From: Aurora Colorado
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I have been a Audie Murphy fan my entire life. I grew up watching his westerns. I still watch them on the Encore Western channel. I was a teenager before I knew and understood what a real life hero he was. He certainly is an individual that our younger generation should look up to. Added: December 18, 2011
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Name:Dave Bennett From: Washington State
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I served in the Army in Vietnam. My experience was nothing like those who fought in WWI & WWII. I have the utmost respect and gratitude for our soldiers who left their comfortable lives and their futures to slog in foreign mud and die so far from their loved ones and so far from the kind of life they paid for. Added: December 18, 2011
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He was one of the greatest of all time ! Added: December 17, 2011
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Name:Don Knox
From: TEXAS
E-mail: dknox1@hot.rr.com
Audie was my hero.We'll never see another like him.
Added: December 22, 2011