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Recently I entered a Walmart located at 72nd & Sheridan streets...there on the wall, conspicuously located, was a collage of photos of military heroes from various conflicts in our nation's history. There was a photo of 'Audie' Murphy, however under his photo his name was misspelled. The name 'Artie' Murphy was placed. I brought this error to the attention of the store manager who said that he would bring the error to upper management attention. I made the statement that 'Audie' deserved to have his name spelled correctly since he was our nation's most decorated military veteran of WW II . Weeks later, I walked into the same store & NO CORRECTION was made under his photo. Again I brought the glaring error to store's attention and again, it was stated that the error would be corrected. Yesterday, I entered this store & again...nothing had been done. Bringing this deliberate failure to honor 'Audie' in an appropriate manner to your attention. Hope you can contact Walmart Headquarters & bring this now deliberate failure to justly honor 'Audie' to a correct conclusion. After all...'Audie' has EARNED our nation's rightful respect to spell his name CORRECTLY. Added: July 5, 2016 
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My brother is an avid fan of Audie Murphy. He is special needs and I plan to take him to the museum in Greenville, Texas sometime this year. Added: July 3, 2016
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True American Hero Added: July 2, 2016
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In the summer of 1944 or 1945, I was seven years old and stood on the steps of the courthouse in Greenville,Texas and saw Audie have his medal of honor pinned on his chest. I remeber the terrible sunburn I got that day.George Lowe Added: July 2, 2016
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 Here's to you Audie!!!
Added: July 2, 2016
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Thank God for men like Audie Murphy. Added: July 2, 2016
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I think I have seen all his movies. I was born in texas during World War !! years. Grew up knowing about him. My parents were fans. He should not be forgotten. Passed on knowledge of him to my three sons. Added: July 1, 2016
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He's been my hero since I was a boy.I proudly served my country with the 9th Infantry Div.in Vietnam 1967-8. 
Added: July 1, 2016
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i saw his first movie at the movie house when i was 7 i believe i was born in 1939 dont know what year his first movie played he was my hero the most sexiest voice ever and good looks stars in the 3o's 40's 50's 60's where made of good quility people all of best stars have died movies today have low morals bring back the good old days no one will top audie murphy Added: July 1, 2016
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Name:Jeffrey Reider
From: Red Lion, Pa.
E-mail: pineyrun50@gmail.com
served in the 1 Battalion 15 infantry.
my uncle, PFC Levere Reider also was in same unit. he was killed in action during the second world war.
I am interested in joining the fan club.
Added: July 9, 2016