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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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What can be said about a kid who braved a bloody war and came out a hero. My god what that kid went through! Our teenagers now play video games and text. I'm humbled by his bravery and courage.


Added: December 1, 2011
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MORE OF AUDIE AND HIS AWARDS NEED PART OF OUR DAILY LIVES HE GAVE HIS ALL NOT JUST FOR HIM AND HIS FAMILY BUT FOR HIS EXTENTED FAMILY ALSO US THE USa OF AMERICA FOR HIS FAMILY US HE WAS PROUD TO PROTECT AND SERVE THANK YOU MISTER MURPHY A AND ALL THOSE THAT HAVE SERVED AS WELL AS YOU HAVE


Added: December 1, 2011
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My great aunt & Audie met in Yakima.WA when he was making a film at the Yakima Firing Center,My daughter now has her picture albums & letters they wrote to each other would you like to see them? I'm am now 59 yrs. old & I don't want him to be forgotten!!!! :!yawn: I don't know how to type or how to use this thing called a computer Please send something back to me if you get this


Added: November 30, 2011
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A truly incredible man. I first read To Hell and Back when I was a teenager. The older I get, the more impressed I am by what he did. I highly recommend To Hell and Back to anyone who is interested in Audie Murphy or in World War II in general.


Added: November 29, 2011
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You'll be pleased to know that the "Whispering Smith" episode titled "The Interpreter", a tale of Sicillian Mafia violence in 1860s Denver has been found at The Library of Congress this past October 2011! It's in the latest prressings of the 3-DVD set from TMG and also seen on that website's WS page, powered by You Tube, so check it out!


Added: November 29, 2011
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I have a cadet corp where we traihed youth about military training I am a veteran myself and i teach them about our heros audie murphy is my favorite because he was young and very brave the youngest lieutenant in combat and the most decorated soldier in world war two and i loved the movie to hell and back and all his western movies.If by any chance you have a picture of audie murphy please e mail it to me or send one to my address at 545 east 144 street THANK YOU SO MUCH


Added: November 28, 2011
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I just purchased the wheel off of Audie's yacht. I plan on having it restored and donating it somewhere. Where do you think it should go?


Added: November 28, 2011
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ZAudie has been my personal hero since I was a kid and first saw his story "To hell and back ". I have also made sure my 5 kids and. 8 grandchildren know who he was. I always check Tv schedule to see if one of his movies is showing. Been pretty lucky with the Western channel of
late. May he be remembered as long as there is a United States


Added: November 27, 2011
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It is sad that too many people have already forgotten this great man.
His acting career after the war is how i know most of his story via my Father.

A great patriot and american hero.
God bless his family and his memory.


Added: November 26, 2011
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Vietnam vet 1971 and my son is current active Army 160th SOAR. proud to honor mr Murphy


Added: November 26, 2011
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