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My husband, Steve and I admired Audie. Steve's Dad served in the army during world war 11. His Dad suffered from PTSD and my Dad that served in the Navy and was there at the age of 19 when Pearl Harbor was bombed served the attack and lived to tell me about it. It is sad that Audie's Dad left their family when he was growing up and that his Mom died at such an early age and that Audie also died so young! I wish the world could figure out how to get a long so that there would not be so many women, children and men that lose their lives because of war! Did Audie ever see his Dad after he left his wife and 12 children? Sincerely, June Added: October 13, 2011 
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I have seen Audie Murphy's WWII Movie many times and look forward to seeing it many more times to come. It is and insperation to most who watch it. Added: October 11, 2011
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Audie L. Murphy has always been one of greatest heroes. Added: October 11, 2011
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It's an honor to be apart of this website dedicated to a great man Added: October 10, 2011
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I just wanted toi thank Audy and his family for his service, I watched the movie to hell amd back when I was a kuds. I told my dad lets do somewthing, he laughed and explained. I was most impressed even at 10 of what Aufie accomplished. He was an improation for me to jon the service (Navy( for which i was inbolved in Operaion Desert Storm anmd proud of serving. I could not even impgine how proud ge wa and heis familt is of his. I would have trylyu loved ot meet him and get his auruggraph but learned is has since passed. How sad!. Weel Like I said I just felt compelled to wrote and say thank him and his family got aallowiong us to be free. I would have loved to me him and say thanks and get an artigraphed picture of him. God Bless ar you! :o :o Added: October 10, 2011
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My dad was drafted into the Army when he was a freshman at Syracuse University, majoring inn journalism. He was in Patton's Third Army and landed at Omaha Beach, Normandy. I'll never forget his stories about the War and Audie Murphy. When he passed away, we found a diary that we never knew existed. I'm a history teacher and every year I tell my students about my dad's experiences fighting to preserve our freedom and about Audie Murphy. ' Most kids' heroes these days are basketball, baseball and football stars or rock stars. They take our freedom for granted and don't know about the brave heroes who fought to make a better life for future generations. Audie Murphy's story should be part of every U.S history curriculum. God bless America! Added: October 9, 2011
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I grew up watching and admiring, Audie Murphy. I made a diary of him as I was growing up, but have since lost it, for he and another were my hero's and are, still to this day. It was an honor to watch him and to learn how he became a hero at such a young age. 
Added: October 8, 2011
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I was told of him when I was young. I always enjoyed his movies and sought them out because he was still a hero to me. Added: October 7, 2011
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I am a teacher at a residential therapy school. I do experientials every Friday and today I am giving a brief bio on Mr. Murphy and then showing his film "to Hell and Back". Added: October 7, 2011
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Name:Denis W Conner
From: Houston, Texas
We need to remember the soldiers of this country that went away and put their life on the line for our freedom and way of life. I can never say thank you enough. I am a veteran also and have even more respect for the soldiers that preceded me.
Thank you.
Added: October 13, 2011