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Name:Missena Hackney Clites From: I grew up in Celeste, TX and currently am in South Dakota E-mail: mclites@hotmail.com
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Monroe Hackney was my grandfather and he made sure that as my sisters and myself grew up that we knew who he was and his story. My grandfather thought highly of him and spoke of him often. Added: September 29, 2011 
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From a Vietnam Vet Here's a smart Hand Salute to you muddy boots. Semper Fi Added: September 30, 2011
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Great site Added: September 29, 2011
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Name:Jason Dobbs From: San Antonio, Texas
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Great site.Great Man.And more Great young Men and Women are are coming home from Iraq and Afghanistan every day. Added: September 28, 2011
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I am too a member of the SAMC # 7 as a inductee and had the please of meet Audie Murphys sister that is still doing well and had the urge to call her and she is fine. Very nice lady I may add and I am very proud of the accomplishments that Audie did for our country which set an example for other soldier's and civilians in the futures to come. I have a book published called "A Soldier's Dying Heart" at which I presented to Mrs Murphy and it talks about the sick veterans of the Gulf War and explains how they are not alone and the issues with the Veterans Administration and the Government and POLITICS and how they pass the buck.. Live well...... Nadine Added: September 28, 2011
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Name:Robert M Harris From: Rocky Mount, NC
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As a boy growing up during and after the war, Audie was my hero Thanks for keeping his memory alive. THe younger generation has not been taught about the suffering AND sacrificies the county went thru during WW11 Bobby Added: September 27, 2011
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Name:SFC (RET) Jamie A. Carter From: Copperas Cove, Texas E-mail: jamiecarter14@hotmail.com
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I grew up watching his westerns as a young lad, but really did not see "To Hell and Back" till around my midddle teens! What an impact he has made in my life. With the help of a fellow Brother in Arms, I went on to become a member of the S*A*M*C while stationed at Fort Benning, GA., and damn proud of it! Thanks Audie 
Added: September 26, 2011
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I wish I could of had even some of this man's courage, I spent my 18th. birthday near the Yalu, cold and scared. Added: September 25, 2011
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I grew up in Silverton, Colorado. I had the memorable experience of meeting Audie Murphy when he made the movie "Night Passage" with Jimmy Stewart. I was nine years old. He spent time with the kids there. He showed us his neckerchief collection and he bought me a 7-Up candy bar. Quite a memory for me as a child! He made a lasting impression. I currently teach kindergarten and pass information about him along as the opportunity arises. He is truly an American hero! Added: September 25, 2011
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Name:Cleveland, Gregory Daniel
From: Georgia
E-mail: gregory.d.cleveland@us.army.mil
trying to learn about Audie Murphey
Added: September 29, 2011