Audie L. Murphy Memorial Website LogoThis image is copyrighted © 2010, by Dave Phillips. All rights reserved. Used by written permission.Audie L. Murphy Memorial Website
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.
The official website for Audie Murphy.

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Sponsored by the Audie Murphy Research Foundation, a non-profit, tax-deductible 501(c)(3) educational foundation recognized by the IRS.  







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True American hero.


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A real hero.


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just watched another audie murphy movie and wondered why audie lived such a short life. now i know it was a plane crash. he is one of my favorite actors.


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this is a story that should NEVER be forgotten


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Your website is fantastic. I did not realize that Audie Murphy's father and mother were gone by the time he reached 16. He had a built-in excuse for not going to war. He was the provider, but that didn't stop him. What determination he had. How ironic it was that his first captain tried to keep him from the fighting, fearing he was so short.

I'm presently trying to find out if a certain person, named Dr. Marvin L. Cox of Belleville and born in St. Louis, was awarded a purple heart. He died in 2009. He showed someone 2 purple hearts, claiming they were awarded to him. The closest I can find on the purple heart list from the 'net is one Marion Cox.

Thank You, Chris Niemann (chris.niemann@swic.edu)


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genuine American hero,inspirational to others :!devil: :!mad: :!thinking: :o :o :p :!cool: :D :D


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I grew up listening to my daddy talk about Audie Murphy. In this day and time, our kids need to know about Audie Murphy. He is a true American hero.


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I have always admired Audie growing up. We learned about about him in school. They don't teach things like this today.


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I met Audie, when he requested to meet a handicapped child. My son, Rick was chosen, as was Naomi Miller.
He and Susan Cabot came to the Cerebral Palsy clinic, and a photo shoot took place. When that was over, Susan and Audie, spent more time with Rick and Naomi, asking about what they thought they might grow up to be. I was also very much in awe of Audie. His interest was sincere in learning about Rick and Naomi's hopes and dreams.
When Audie died, Rick and I spent several days getting over it. To think he went to Hell and back, and dies in a plane crash. May he rest in peace. I feel honored to have spent an afternoon with him. Rest in Prace, dear one, as you have earned it. Arlene Starke


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A true Hero of a lasting generation of remarkable people representing our beautiful country. Often times a Hero is misinterpreted as a person who does an act of modern day publicity, politics, or fiction. It is important that America's stories of true hereoism are taught to the new generation's to come.

SGT
USA, FA


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