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Name:Brenna Hutchinson From: Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan E-mail: hutchinsonheritagefarm@gmail.com
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I am always moved when I watch To Hell and Back! The story of Audie Murphy is incredible and exemplary! Today's young men should learn from this great man! Those who try to be half the man Audie Murphy was, will be great men still! Added: August 24, 2015 
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its a shame a lot of people do not know who mr.murphy was Added: August 24, 2015
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Name:maria childers From: army brat, now in valley view texas E-mail: txtootsie@icloud.com
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Audie Murphy will always be highly regarded in my life, he was a true warrior, on the battlefield and off. I pray he gets the admiration he deserves. God Bless and RIP Added: August 18, 2015
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Name:jeanmarie
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Interested in learning Added: August 16, 2015
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Thank You Sir. Added: August 16, 2015
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I have always watched films with Audie Murphy and enjoyed everyone of them but especially To Hell and Back which gives a person a history lesson on how serious WW II was and how Audie Murphy did what he did for his comrades and his country. A true hero on and off the field and someone who should always be remembered for his devotion dedication and love of his country The United States of America.The real American Hero Added: August 16, 2015
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As a kid growing up! I remember my Dad was a huge Audie Murphy fan. I visited the museum at Ft. Benning GA with my family yesterday and noticed several tributes to Audie Murphy. What a great American! Added: August 16, 2015
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In my younger days I knew audie murphy as an actor I heard he was the most decorated soldier of world ww2. I did not know if this was true or not.Since coming across this site I have learned an awful lot about my young hero Thanks Added: August 16, 2015
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Name:June Robertson From: England but, live in Colorado Springs E-mail: junertcb@yahoo.com
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A great American and a lovely man, good actor. Miss him very much. Gone too soon. Added: August 15, 2015
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Name:Claudia Frank
From: Germany
E-mail: gallarus@arcor.de
When I was a teenager (in the early 90s) I watched Audie Murphy´s films, especially the westerns for the first time. Although they were already quite old-fashioned in those days, I really enjoyed them and I still do today (now mostly on DVD). I was only recently that I learned a little more about one of my favourite actors, that he was America´s most decorated war hero, but also quite a tragic person suffering from his war experiences and in civil life struggling for achnowledgment as an actor. Although I only know what I read and although there are surely also negative sides (as with any other human being), I think that Audie Murphy was a really good man.
I´ve nothing to do with the Second World War since I was born decades after this time, and yet I feel very sorry for the evil the Germans brought over so many people worlwide. I don´t know if Audie Murphy ever had any positive views about Germany (probably not); it just would have been good if he could have seen our nations finally come together.
Added: August 25, 2015