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He is a true example of America at its best. May he rest in peace and know he will never be forgotten. Added: August 20, 2013 
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Loved Audie's movies as a kid.No nonsense hero. Added: August 19, 2013
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I am a 2nd cousin of Audie. My mother, Virginia L Murphy was his first cousin. My grandfather George Murphy was Audie's fathers brother. Added: August 19, 2013
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2nd Lt.Murphy you you showed a outstanding amount of bravery in the face of the Nazi Forces God bless 
Added: August 19, 2013
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A True Soldier - God Bless Him Added: August 19, 2013
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Having just visited Arlington with my 11 yr old daughter, I was moved beyond words at the true American hero's that are fading from memory of the publics eye... Having been truly humbled I feel a sense of urgency to awaken everyone's conscience of these "gone but never forgotten hero's"...God Bless 
Added: August 18, 2013
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other then my dad he has always been my number one hero i hope that no one for gets him he is what america stand for thank you audie you are in my heart as long as am here on earth bye Added: August 16, 2013
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Audie Murphy was AWESOME. Truly awesome. I am a member of the Segeant Audie Murphy Club, and I am proud to be associated with a very prestigeuos club that bears his name. I will make it a point to always do my very best as a service member and make it a point to always lead from the front. Added: August 17, 2013
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He was one of Americas greatest heros Added: August 17, 2013
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Name:Stephen Handman
From: Lytle Creek, California
E-mail: chappy1032952@gmail.com
There is a bunch of military history in my family, so the man, Audie Murphy, has always interested me. My father's father was awarded the MBE from the British government and was also a good friend of Winston Churchill. Grampy, as he was known to us kids, attained the rank of captain in the British Royal Air Force and fought valiantly during WWI. He told us tales of brick throwing between aircraft when ammo ran low. He was a quiet, dignified man!
My father followed his lead and joined the Army Air Corp just at the start of WWII. He worked his way into the 14th Air Command and was sent to China. He was a gunnery Sargent with the Flying Tigers. A lot of history here but no great hero's as was Mr. Murphy. My father was injured twice but received no purple heart. He carried shrapnel around in his left leg and bore the scars to prove it! Why he did not receive a purple heart is beyond me. After the war he pursued a life of peace and I guess he did not feel the need to possess the medal. He never really explained to me why not. He died on June the 3rd, 2005.
He was my hero and lived his life in a way that earned my deep respect. I loved him ever so much and miss him dearly!
Added: August 22, 2013