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Hello! My fiance and I visited the Audie Murphy museum a few years ago. We are huge fans. Both our dads are WW2 vets. Also, we cannot get rough of Audie Murphy westerns!!!!!! Admin reply: Congratulations on the pending nuptials! Popcorn, an Audie movie, your fiancee, a comfortable couch, a friday night ... I can't think of a better way to bond with your future spouse! Added: July 9, 2020 
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I was born in 1942 and as a child my parents were fans of Audie Murphy. We watched all his movies and read anything written about him. When I was older I could appreciate his movies and his life. I watched his movies with my children and grand children. It is more difficult to find the movies. Thank you for this website. I have 6 great grandchildren that will know about him from my grandchildren. Admin reply: Your example as a parent and grand-parent is the kind we need more of. I am going to have my first grand-child this year and can't wait to introduce him or her to Audie. Added: July 9, 2020
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Always loved the man for all he has done for our country; should be honored with the with the best of Americans! 
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As a kid I always liked his movies till I was older to find out his war movie was based on him. One of the reason i went into the Army. God Bless him Admin reply: Outstanding message, Randy. Thank you for your comment and especially for your service! Added: July 8, 2020
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I was directed here from an America supporting YouTube Channel called "And We Know" and referencing people to your page. Thank you for keeping this information up, I have watched Audie's movies since I was a little boy and loved the movie made about this hero's life. God Bless for all you do. Respectfully, Drew Grace Penryn, California Admin reply: Thank you for your thoughts and comments. I especially appreciate your visit. We are excited about the proposed Garden of Heroes that LT was referring too. In my view, it will be one of the crown jewels of the National Park system. Added: July 8, 2020
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WHEN EVER THE MOVIE IS ON I WATCH IT VERY CLOSELY === HE DIED MUCH TO EARLY IN LIFE === GOD BLESS HIM MANY TIMES OVER === THANK YOU SIR. Admin reply: You are so right. It is one of the most watched reruns from that era and continues to be a favorite! Added: July 8, 2020
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Name:Roy Oldham From: New Zealand.
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A man of great courage and a man of the people. Admin reply: Well said Roy! Thank you for your comment. Added: July 7, 2020
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I wish I could have Met him Admin reply: Me too. But I did meet three of his siblings and his oldest son. His sister Nadine is still around too. Great people! Added: July 7, 2020
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I served in Audie Murphy’s old company B1/15 th Inf 3D Inf Dive 1967-69, 73-75, then with CSC 1/15th Inf 3D Inf Div Kitzingen, Germany I retires a First Sergeant November 1981 Admin reply: Thank you first sergeant for such a terrific comment and for your service! Added: July 7, 2020
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Name:Donna mcgibbney
From: Pittsburgh, pa.
E-mail: d.mcgibbney@gmail.com
AUDIE MURPHY to me is the greatest example of courage and humbleness this country has ever produced. I'm wondering why a statue of him is not in Washinton. I also wonder what he would think of today's youth
Admin reply: Good questions. I think Audie would be firmly committed to the youth today but would say we as adults must teach them ... not turn them loose and witness the aftermath. As far as a statue goes, I don't know why isn't already in DC but Audie is one of the 30 people named for a statue in the National Garden of Heroes which I think will be part of the Mount Rushmore park. Wikipedia has info on it.
Added: July 9, 2020