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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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Great man all around! I was a Pilot for Piedmont Airlines based in Roanoke, Va. the day Audie was killed. I flew out of Roanoake that day and the weather was terrible. When we(pilots in ROA) heard of the crash...we were all saddened deeply. All the germans who tried could not kill him, yet an airplane did. Forty years passed will soon be here. The loss is no less now than May of '71. Added: April 24, 2011
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Name:Gail Ray and Darlene Ferrell From: Newcomerstown, Ohio E-mail: darleneferrell@att.net
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We are familiar about Audie Murphy. How he served in the military. My husband knows more about Audie than I do. We've watched his movies on television and enjoyed them. Was proud of what he became! We didn't know that there was a U.S. postage stamp honoring Audie Murphy. Would like to know where we could get one. We are proud of all those that has served our country and those that continue to serve. They are the reason we are free today. Praise The Lord! Added: April 23, 2011
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I have been an Audie Murphy fan since I was in Jr. High School (I was 12 and I am currently 47). I first learned of Audie Murphy when I was watching Westerns on tv. I loved learning about him. It was at that time that I learned of his military career. I found out that he was an American hero. I have watched all of his tv shows and I have always tried to learn more about him. When I was at Arlington Cemetary I was able to let him know how proud he made all of us. That is an honorable man... Added: April 23, 2011 Powered by PHP Guestbook - brought to you by PHP Scripts
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Name:Shirley Wilson
From: Kansas, United States
E-mail: banshee52@yahoo.com
Graduated High School in 1971, the year he died. I remember the movie he made of WWII. It was quite an outstanding picture. My vote would've been for his movie, not "Jaws".
Added: April 25, 2011