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Audie Murphy Memorial GuestbookSponsored by the Audie Murphy Research Foundation, a non-profit, tax-deductible 501(c)(3) educational foundation recognized by the IRS.
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He was a TRUE American Hero, born and bred, fighting for what he believed was right. I salute you Major Murphy. Added: September 18, 2011 
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I commend your efforts in keeping alive the memory and accomplishments of this truly exceptional American hero. Added: September 17, 2011
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I did not know who he was until I took an instructor class years after high school. My instructor had me teach the class about him. He was truely an amazing mad who gave 100% for his county. This is site is a good thing Added: September 16, 2011
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I have always loved Audie Murphy's movies. I was brought up hearing about Audie from my father who was also in WWII. It's such a shame he had to die to so young. Added: September 15, 2011
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my father met hin once while having lunch with hank parnellie and john stergus mr murphy stoped by table and said hi to mr stergus not sure of all spelling Added: September 15, 2011
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Name:Dana Tillman
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My father was a huge fan of Mr. Murphy and throughly enjoyed his movie To Hell and Back based on Mr. Murphy's life story. Added: September 15, 2011
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Mr Murphy was a great american. Added: September 15, 2011
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I am also in the Army and came across this site. Mr. Audy Murphey was a real life hero and is still remembered well throughout the Army and always will be. I have spoken to my children about some of the brave acts he performed and how he incorporated the best attributes that made our country and military the best in the world. Added: September 14, 2011
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Audie Murphy, I think of him often. Thank you for creating this sight. Added: September 14, 2011
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Name:IAN r. AITKEN
From: AUBURN,CA
E-mail: sailor37@wavecable.com
I remember Audie as a youngster and seeing him on the cover of Life in full uniform after receiving MoH.
I never missed any of his movies,even though they were not the caliber of later westerns.But I didn't care, he was a "hero!"
I thought he did a humble job protraying himself in "To Hell and Back" a movie of his exploits in ww2.
When ever I'm in The District, I always visit Arlington Nat Cem and visit his grave 1st, then take the long walk NW to section 60 and spend several hours before heading out to see more of my capital.
I always tell people,"Im going to Arlington Cemetry to visit friends, and they say, oh,how many friends do you have there? I say,all of them!"
All who are there, like Audie, "are heros!"
I hope all who visit Washington, will go here first. It's more rewarding than seeing congress!
Sincerely,
Ian Aitken
Added: September 18, 2011