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The official website for Audie Murphy.

Audie Murphy Memorial Guestbook

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




Submitted by
Name:Kevin Bailey
From: Deebing Heights, Queensland. Australia
E-mail: kbailey@qt.com.au
Comment:
Very informative. Can understand why so many people were proud of him. Died too young. I didn't realise that was when he died - always wondered why there wasn't more movies and info about him. Well done website.

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Submitted by
Name:Joseph C Zimmerman
From: Batesville, Indiana
E-mail: Hanszim@frontier.com
Comment:
Thank you for all you have done.

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Submitted by
Name:Richard G. Barbee
From: Laurinburg NC
E-mail: rgbarbee@att.net
Comment:
Good job! :o

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Submitted by
Name:Marvin E. Kegley
From: Erwin, Tennessee
E-mail: mekegley@embarqmail.com
Comment:
I am a U.S. Air Force veteran. I have a copy of
the movie To Hell And Back. Also my home town Erwin,Tn
is the home town of sgt. Tipton who serve with Audie
in the Army, that Vance Johnson play his part.

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Submitted by
Name:William Larson
From: Post #2000, Ham Lake, Minnesota
E-mail: lrsnwil@hotmail.com
Comment:
I have the most respect for this hero of WW II. Our WWII
members of my post are going fast and AMERICA needs this kind of thing to keep their memories alive for generations to come. Audie Murphy and all WWII vets should never be forgotten. God bless all of them.

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Submitted by
Name:John Montgomery
From: Ft Worth, TX
E-mail: johnreb1992@yahoo.com
Comment:
Audie Murphy is one of the reasons I join the US Army. :!rock:

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Submitted by
Name:CHARLES H FELKER
From: MISSOURI
E-mail: felkerbttyb@wmconnect.com
Comment:
Good information, glad to see site for Audie.

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Submitted by
Name:Ronald F. Crites
From: National City, Michigan
E-mail: r.crites08@wildblue.net
Comment:
It i sahame that our younger generation will never know the person of Augie Murphy. He has been my hero for many years and I always watch for his movies on television. I as a veteran am proud of his service to this country and to mankind. His untimely dead has left a hold in the hearts of many people who didn't know him on a personal basis but love him through his movies and stories about him.

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Submitted by
Name:Robert H. Sparks
From: Houston, TX.
E-mail: a44sparks@aol.com
Comment:
;) :) :!cool: ;)

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Submitted by
Name:Ronald C. Fischer
From: Montz, Louisiana
E-mail: rfmontz@cox.com
Comment:
Audie Murphy has always been my idol and I still watch his movies when they come on TV. I must have seen "To Hell and Back" a dozen times. His cowboy movies were also great. He was a great American.

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