As his Great Nephew I can say that we are more than proud of him and always will be.

@thor4644

4 жыл бұрын

U ever meet him

@randomclipsmilitary9056

3 жыл бұрын

@@thor4644 he said great nephew if he did meet him he wouldve had to been over 60-70

@bennyavina1140

3 жыл бұрын

He's an American hero!!!

@Mr.Deleterious

3 жыл бұрын

Im related to Alexander The Great so Ha! 😆

@pascualnova7499

3 жыл бұрын

@Blink182 Hobbs t\t|t=

During an interview in 1951 Lt. Murphy said that one of his old platoon buddies ask him why he didn't tell people about some of the truly over the top stuff that he did on the battlefield and Murphy replied "Who would have believed it." I was an Infantryman for seven years and I can't think of two greater Soldiers then Sgt. Alvin York and Lt. Audie Murphy. They were both brave men who lived in an ironic world where Peace can only be achieved through War!

@TheArbiter1721

2 жыл бұрын

They are both my modern day role models!

@gabrielm.942

Жыл бұрын

Murphy was actually promoted to major at some point by the Texas national guard.

@mikeripperda8878

10 ай бұрын

I could be wrong but I believe that the title of the award is simply THE MEDAL OF HONOR.

One of the toughest guys to walk the earth. RIP Audie.

@horsehide3039

5 жыл бұрын

Scott Bromberg My goodness, what a resume! There were thousands of these guys, and I, a 62 year old guy knew a few of them. May they reap their reward in Heaven.

@queefy1731

4 жыл бұрын

@Scott Bromberg Being a part of this generation I have to agree wholeheartedly, look at the sheer state of the world and how weak and spineless the younger generations and my generation are.

@ronoschman7504

Жыл бұрын

Audi was the best ever.

Audie Murphy being turned down by the Navy and the Marines but was accepted into the army and became one of the finest soldiers in World War II thank you Audie Murphy for your service.

@xavien9854

5 жыл бұрын

He got turned down by the Airborne, not the Navy.

@penknight8532

Жыл бұрын

@@xavien9854 His sister had to sign a sworn statement about his age and she lied about it lol.

@ronanchristiana.belleza9270

Жыл бұрын

@@penknight8532 Wait how old was he?

The greatest character trait of Audience Murphy was that he did not like to kill or hurt others. He just wanted to defend his men, stop the war as fast as possible, and get on with life. Salute to a great soldier and human being!

To all veterans, past - present - future, Thank You For Your Service!

@sttmw

5 жыл бұрын

Oui merci au vétérans et a ceux qui n'ont pas la chance de rentrer vivant a la maison ...la vie ne tient que a un fil au combat ....je viens de lire témoignage des habitants de ''la Poche de Colmar'' en décembre janvier février 1945 !

@jimchapman6124

5 жыл бұрын

Alvin Wren

@2speechless608

3 жыл бұрын

Alvin Wren thank you for your service kids... in the future...

@sabrecatsmiladon7380

3 жыл бұрын

DO BETTER THAN THANKING PEOPLE FOR WAR. STOP WAR!! STOP corrupt LEADERSHIP from using WAR to TAKE and KILL END the stupidity of using WAR to solve problems

@epicwwiistuff6863

3 жыл бұрын

@@sabrecatsmiladon7380 He was not thanking war, rather thanking the men that died in wars.

Audie Murphy....Is never to be forgotten....

@darrengregory1370

4 жыл бұрын

3id 466 armor/ 3id 3/4cav rip.

@boondocker7964

4 жыл бұрын

He is still getting my watch time on the set, he is still alive in a lot of oaters.

@user-ue2dl4uj4k

3 жыл бұрын

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You act a movie about yourself. This guy is the real rambo. What a warrior

It’s pretty incredible that Audie Murphy was able to play himself in this movie and reenact, however sterilized, the horror that he went-through.

@MsElke11

Жыл бұрын

it must have been cathartic for him to do it, but the honesty of him reliving those moments make for an even chillier portrayal.

@merryrose6788

5 ай бұрын

@@MsElke11 The part where his friend Brandon, played by Charles Drake, dies is so hard to watch. Just when he realizes that Brandon has died is emotional. In his book, he admits that at this point, he lost touch with reality, thinking that if he could only get some fresh air to Brandon, that he would be alive. Truly a remarkable book and man.

As an old sergeant, and a fan of his since I was a boy, it gives me chills to hear them list his decorations at the end....my hero

@sandraragole2411

3 жыл бұрын

💣👉👈🎵🎶🎶🎵 thank you. Everyday I thank all by playing this country's great music. 3/2021

I honestly LOVE this man. God bless him, he was a kind and decent man, who did all he could for his country. He is the epitome of a 1st class American and a human being. A real southern gentleman

@1958newboy

5 жыл бұрын

love him too 5769jj my real life hero & movie hero, RIP AUDIE

@nickdangelo1649

5 жыл бұрын

I agree 1000%!!

@noone6766

4 жыл бұрын

He died on 1971, sadly

@KikiRevenge

4 жыл бұрын

I didn't realize he did all this stuff before he was 19! I read he suffered from terrible PTSD the rest of his life. I hope he's resting in peace now.

@nikstone2420

4 жыл бұрын

5769JJ Very well stated my friend, He was a real American hero.

Truly remarkable human being. Fought in a war with extreme valor all before the age of 19. Then played himself in his autobiographical movie. God definitely blessed him. Thank you Audie Murphy.

I just watched this movie for a second time and was amazed by the heroics of Audie Murphy. I know he suffered from PTSD throughout his life because of all the war trauma. Making this movie must have been very difficult for him. He was a very brave, honorable man and was certainly worthy of the Medal of Honor. I was so saddened by his tragic and untimely death.

@horsehide3039

5 жыл бұрын

haileyh500 Amen, could not have said it better. Kudos

@aceofdeath0285

5 жыл бұрын

Pretty late but maybe being around all the noise when he was doing filming this kind of helped his PTSD.

@kkarx

4 жыл бұрын

I just wonder how he could make this movie that shouts "join the army". Everyone in it seems to be quite careless about dying.

@ronjosephencontro7209

3 жыл бұрын

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@rameynoodles152

2 жыл бұрын

@@kkarx Read his book and you'll know. He fully understood what they were dying and fighting for.

My dad, an army captain outprocessed him in France and sent him home. Dad said that he truly stood proudly in the flames of hell . . . a hero among men.

@Coyote...2022

2 жыл бұрын

He said it was the first time in three days his feet were warm.

He was a soldier in a time when that meant something. He was a man, never thought of himself as a hero. He said the heros were the ones he left behind. He was a good actor. Audie didn't think much of his acting. He left 44 years ago today. God Bless Him!

@GeorgiaBoy1961

5 жыл бұрын

Audie was a damned fine actor. his westerners in particular hold up very well. He doesn't get enough credit for that, but it is perhaps understandable why in light of the enormity of his military accomplishments and record. "Little Texas" had the heart of a lion.

@jesusapolicarpio-delacruz3851

4 жыл бұрын

TOTALLY THRILLED SCREENING HIS WESTERN FILMS AND WAS RATHER FORTUNATE TO SEE HIS HEADSTONE DURING A TOUR THERE IN ARLINGTON...A FINE, HUMBLE SOLDIER/GENT INDEED!!!

@voicegirl555

4 жыл бұрын

@Scott Wiggins I meant no disrespect to you and all soldiers when I said that Mr. Murphy was a soldier in a time when that meant something. Since Vietnam, the military has been given a black eye. Only since 911 have I seen people thank soldiers for their service. During WWII and after all soldiers stood tall in this country. I am glad that they stand tall again. I hope this is always true.

@jamesdunn9714

4 жыл бұрын

@@voicegirl555 I am a vet and your comment at first glance is disrespectful. It is fashionable these days to show respect for servicemen. I am from the Vietnam Era and we generally were treated with disrespect.

@voicegirl555

4 жыл бұрын

@@jamesdunn9714 I do not usually reply to anyone who makes a comment to anything I have written, but I take exception to what you have said about my above comments about Audie Murphy. I don't see how my comments are disrespectful to you or anyone else. It is true that it is fashionable to show respect for servicemen, but I have been doing that before it was fashionable. I was a teenager in the 70s. I remember the Vietnam War. I did not think and still do not think we should have been there. But I NEVER blamed the soldiers. They did't start it nor asked to go and fight it. I am passionate about history and the WWII generation. But I also respect WWI, Civil War, Korea and Vietnam and the men and woman who fought these battles. I am in D.C. twice a year and I always go and visit the memorials. The Vietnam Wall is the first one I visit.

AUDIE LEON MURPHY....... Today I remember the birthday of this great little giant of a man, who made huge difference in the lives of many across the globe..... This real humble gentleman, real life hero, true patriot to his country.... This WWll soldier who stood alone upon the burning US Tank Destroyer firing at the Germans with over head fire coming in on his own position but even when he was wounded he still held his position until he ran out of ammunition then slid down and limped back to his men to their safe position.... After being told about this exceptional young man and his heroic deeds of bravery at the tender age of 16 to just past his 19th birthday being honourable discharged from the Army I have continued to honour this awesome man who is the greatest of them all.... Audie hated having to hurt or kill anyone, he always did his duty as a soldier ( came through he ranks and was only eighteen years old ) only just wanted to keep his men safe.... Sadly Audie passed 48 years ago and I still feel his loss today..... REST IN ETERNAL PEACE AUDIE MURPHY.... YOU ARE REMEMBERED, MISSED AND LOVED STILL.

And to think that the Marine Corps turned him down, and that Airborne turned him down. He is a legend with the likes of John Basilone and and Chesty Puller.

@jimmyshousevideos

7 жыл бұрын

why did they turn him down?

@detroitvseverybody3813

7 жыл бұрын

James They thought he wasnt tall enough or didnt weigh enough

@jimmyshousevideos

7 жыл бұрын

+Detroit vs Everybody that's stupid. What's easier to shoot, a target that is 5'5" or 6'5"? Whatever, their loss.

@detroitvseverybody3813

7 жыл бұрын

Im pretty sure Simo Hayha had a similar build to Murphy, seems like the shorter the better

@jimmyshousevideos

7 жыл бұрын

In modern war, definitely. As long as you don't have to carry anybody.

I was a young child when I first saw this movie, and he was my hero ever since.

Audie was just a man, but when needed he did everything in his power. Love this poor soul. The warrior soul never rests easy.

TEXAS PROUD, and stainless steel balls,dad fought with him,said he was one damn good fighter,rip DAD,AUDIE and the men of our gallant fighting forces,some men are born to follow, they lead with guts

@horsehide3039

5 жыл бұрын

strattuner, Amen!

@iersejounge

5 жыл бұрын

Bet your dad was equally as brave mate.

@LordBaldur

4 жыл бұрын

Your dad must be one hell of a soldier, considering Audie Murphy is known for surviving when others didn't.

@strattuner

4 жыл бұрын

I thought I knew the man,i was wrong,men like dad and murphy keep to themselves the moments of enduring strength and sacrifice,my dad said he saw murphy twice,once just unloading 3 trucks,murphy helped unload 3 trucks of grenades and bullets and other ordinance,second time there was lots of shooting and running,dad was in the wind with the trucks,as his duty was deliver,period.he said murphy was daunting,intelligent fear is what he called it,rip to peace to both and all who fought for a way of life,we will not lose,no matter what

@hansensfarms1543

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao your dad told you that? And you believed him??? Lmao

Thank you for remembering a great American

Knew of this guy all my life, he died when I was 16 yrs old. He's home now.

I salute this American hero. Peace and love from India

The Germans couldn't figure out where he was shooting from because they thought no one would be crazy enough to be shooting from a tank that was on fire

@matthewcouvillion252

5 жыл бұрын

He was a crazy badass

@bradfordnugen7973

5 жыл бұрын

Mike Herlihy crazy like a fox! Am so inspired by this guy! God help me to be more like this guy just in civilian life!🙏🙏🙏🤔🤔🤔

@misterfonix

5 жыл бұрын

In his book he described an incident in the colmar pocket where he had captured some Germans, but as they were searching the pows another group of Germans happened by with armor. This battle was actually fought in the cold and snow and their uniforms were so dirty that they were indistinguishable from the Germans so they put on the German helmets and waived the next group through

@timmyfowler3829

5 жыл бұрын

His size gave him an advantage as well, he was rejected by the Marines and navy, how dumb do you think those recruiters felt

@michaelevans386

5 жыл бұрын

That burning tank episode lasted 45 minutes

I wish I could have met this man a man like no other rest in peace

Audie has always been a hero to me and always will be.

Some people are just natural leaders, Audie was one of those.

I never meet Murphy in Hollywood. But I meet Desmond Doss of Hacksaw Ridge. I was a volunteer during the early 80's at Hollywood Presbyterian. He came up to me and asked how my day was, not knowing him back then. I wished I spent more time on that conversation with him. God Bless All our service men in uniform today and those that give their lives for America on this Memorial Day 2019.

"What are you going to do".... I'm going to stick around try to get some artillery going! Fast forward a minute later, Audie becomes the most legendary soldier of all time

@baylamb

8 жыл бұрын

his actions here earned him the Medal of Honor at age 19.

God bless him and all who paid the price for the freedoms we enjoy, and those who survived who wake up covered with sweat having relived horrors that will never stop......thank you

You know you’re hard core when the film tones down what you did for fear the audience wouldn’t believe it.

@kevinmoore2474

3 жыл бұрын

It was toned down at Audie's own request as well.

@marksprague1280

2 жыл бұрын

@@kevinmoore2474 IIRC, Murphy wasn't on that burning tank for just the few minutes shown in the film but was actually up there for an hour.

@merryrose6788

5 ай бұрын

@@marksprague1280 Great point! And the event happened in January, which was cold and snowy in Holtzwihr. The movie was filmed in the area around Yakima, WA, in sunny, warmer weather.

This story had a tremendous influence on me as a kid. It was an American story and a running theme that came from film and television that showed young people how to behave and how to serve their country. I won’t go so far as to suggest that Audi Murphy was responsible for me serving in Vietnam; but maybe🙏

Ever since i was a kid i have allways admired Audie Murphy When i saw his life story to hell and back it just blew me away now as a senior citizen i say to all Man and woman in the arm forces thank you from deep in my heart Rip Mr Murphy and all those Soldiers how didn't come home Thank you.GOD Bless you

This man was a very quiet individual. Thank God our country has thousands of people like him.

The crosses grow on Anzio Where Hell is six feet deep A true hero, i salute to him from germany. Its an honor that he was our enemy.

@gumecindogarcia1070

2 жыл бұрын

The Native Americans say a man's greatest was measured by the strength of his enemies. My Pop recieved 3 bronze stars for his service in Belgium and France, he was also a Texan

@merryrose6788

5 ай бұрын

@@gumecindogarcia1070 The Native Americans are right. Glad to hear about your Pop.

@merryrose6788

5 ай бұрын

Three years late, but have you seen No Bullets Fly, the Yarnhub video on KZread? The theme is the same, of honoring an enemy. There's also Christmas Truce by the same band as in the Yarnhub video. Thanks for your fine post.

I had no idea... What an absolute legend.

The scene in the film "To hell and back" where he stands on a blazing tank firing at the Germans is amazing because it was true.

@glenbaker5311

4 жыл бұрын

I know there's no way in hell I would have the balls to even think about something like that if I was there, there are probably 1000,s of others there who were just as brave, think god for folk like them, gb

@brentvfreiberger

2 жыл бұрын

Well… he didn’t actually stand on a blazing “tank”, he stood on a blazing tank destroyer, but when the movie was made they likely didn’t have any M10s available.

@marksprague1280

2 жыл бұрын

@@brentvfreiberger Also he was up there for about an hour, not just the few minutes shown in the film. He was wounded stopping the enemy advance, but refused evacuation until after he had the counterattack organized. This battle was what earned him the medal of honor, and the complete citation is available online. It's worth reading.

@billhicks2001

Жыл бұрын

add the fact that the "tank destroyer" could of cooked off at any time, & Audie was up on the tank for over an hour firing the .50

Survived all of that only to die in a plane crash. Rest in Peace hero.

Just watched it for first time, what a movie, Audie Murphy, what a man, yes sir 2nd Louie, I can’t get over how great a soldier and man, actor he really was, I saluted when the movie was over, 11 bravo, 1969-71 wow❤️⚔️⚔️

I served in this unit in 1979 through 80, this is a true story. I was in a signal bat. as a mechanic. The 3rd Id is still a tough crew.

@oldesthippie590

6 жыл бұрын

I also was in a Sig Bat......1st Signal Battalion Kaisurslautern Germany...TDY U.S.Embassy Saigon 72-73

@shawnweed265

5 жыл бұрын

@Paul Belt Well done!...A Marne Man!

@brentvfreiberger

2 жыл бұрын

Just a Dogface Soldier eh?

The world needs more people like Audie Murphy

Murphy was a distant cousin of mine thru his many times GGF Nimrod Lunsford, who was a GGU on my father's side. Proud to have even that distant of a relationship with such a man as him.

One of the best war movies ever made!

Visited Major Murphy's grave at Arlington National Cemetery several times

Universal's most watched movie for 20 years since it was released until Jaws in 1975. A realistic film depiction of how WWII was experienced from the perspective of one who lived through multiple campaigns of the Third Army Division, to the degree it was experienced by one man and film can show...

A Shining example of a Great Generation that we would all do well to learn from before it's too late

Great Movie! Had it on vhs.....now dvd. My father was the first to have me sit and watch! I Joined the US Airforce at 18.

Murphy was a genuine hero in all ways. His courage and bravery were remarkable. He made several good westerns along the way.

If there was one person I could have dinner with in my life living or dead, it would be Audie Murphy, he is what America is about and is an example of the highest honor and incredible courage a human being could endeavor! RIP Sir and may you roam in the heavens with God and Jesus.

What a fierce little Irish fighter. Medal Of Honor. See his grave at Arlington. 3rd I.D.

@Mason-zp8yb

4 жыл бұрын

Texan*

@seanodwyer8691

4 жыл бұрын

My irish dad was in w.w.2 for exactly 7 years, also had a uncle who was born 4 months premature but still made it into the army. Probaly killed more off his own side than the enermy knowing the irish.'' ???? ''Heil' too all Bigg- game hunter's out there.'''

Rest in peaceLt Murphy and I hope the people of our generation watch this and know what you did for freedom.

You people who denigrate his sacrifice and the sacrifices of all the others who preserve liberty.......aren't worth warm spit.

@landonyoung3883

7 жыл бұрын

RollandB what he means is some idiots seem to think him and everyone there made it up and that it never happened.

@oldrocker74

6 жыл бұрын

The same idiots who spat, hurled objects, and called returning American GIs/ Vietnam War Vets "fascists and baby killers!"

@billbornmann8112

5 жыл бұрын

Landon pYoung

@elliotskydel875

5 жыл бұрын

Shut up trolley.

@paulsuprono7225

5 жыл бұрын

To men like Scott - exercizing his constitutional right, Freedom of Speech, however any other warm blooded American is not obligated to believe his views ! Question is Scott . . . what would you have done, if you were in his shoes . . . just once ?

This is a great movie, I grew up watching this with my dad on TV, haha.

Most decorated=biggest bad-ass ever.

Audie Murphy was Blessed and cursed at same time. The nightmares never went away.

One of the greatest war pictures ever made IMHO. Love A.M 🇺🇸🙏

We trained hard to win the cold war. The memory of this true hero needs to be made aware of

And he was a Marne puppy like many of us! For those that don't know a marne puppy is a 3rd Infantry Division soldier. The division symbol is a bulldog. The division nick name is the Marne Division for holding fast on the Marne River in France during a strong German attack during WW 1

This was Hollywood, HIS reality was much more intense than the movie could possibly capture,,God bless Audie!!RIP

That's my dad next to Audie Murphy feeding the 50 caliber behind the sand bags trying to take the farm house.

@ronroberti8082

5 жыл бұрын

Chris Montreuil - for real, thank you for his service & God bless you and your family.

@someperson8151

5 жыл бұрын

@@ronroberti8082 just a movie actor. He may, or may not, have served in the military.

@ronroberti8082

5 жыл бұрын

Stringfellow Hawk -don’t know but take my comment as a general thank you for all who served and sacrificed so much for our freedom.

@someperson8151

5 жыл бұрын

@@ronroberti8082 your heart is in the right place. 👍

@ronroberti8082

5 жыл бұрын

Stringfellow Hawk - thank you.

Every time I start feeling sorry for my self , I think of Audie Murphy.

A great man and soldier, not a bad actor either, thanks to him and all the others that sacrificed it all to keep us free

As a young boy l wasn't aware of what he had done . I always went to see his movies . I was big into cowboy movies . Little did l know that those movies were nothing compared to his real life action . He truly was a fine man and hero .

Thank you to all the men and women now and who died for our country thanks isn't the word for how much you guys did for us! For our freedom

You know you are a legend when you are even getting honors from other countries

2:18 No you fools! Don't you know when you kill Audie Murphy's friends, that just gives him superpowers!!!

Thank you Georgiaboy1961 and hesusa Policarpio-DelaCurz. I love his westerns too. You are right he doesn't get enough credit for the talented actor he was. I too have seen his headstone at Arlington. Every time I am in DC , I go there to pay my respects. I am glad that he has never been forgotten.

A heart condition, underaged at 16 and being "too small" for the military... Nothing was stopping this man from defending his country, and protecting his friends... Traits of a Genuine Hero... Thank You Audie Murphy for your service, and courage...

This guys story is INCREDIBLE! the most decorated U.S. soldier of WW2. What he did was during the war was incredible, bravery, valor, courage! After the war he had the opportunity to go to west point, and hollywood sought him. He made his mark in the motion picture industry. Many people don't know what he did in the war and to see the movie to hell and back some may think this is just some made up hollywood movie but it is not, it happened.

Murphy was the best we ever had. He sent his pay home to support his siblings.

Always been proud of him!!! Great movies and re in actments... Watched them often when, growing up...

One of my favorite movies. One of my favorite actors. And one of my heroes. I remember watching this movie as a youngster and thinking I wanted to be like him. I actually ended up joining the Army, influenced by Audie Murphy and John Wayne. Ended up stationed just down the hill from 3rd ID headquarters Leighton Barracks Wurzberg Germany Rock of the Marne Fallenberg Kasern 2nd COSCOM 85th Maintenance Battalion 493rd S&S co. 1989-1991. I used to visit Leighton Barracks on the weekends and was always in awe that I was walking down the same streets, hallways etc that Audie Murphy would have. R.I.P. sir.

who the fk can thumb down audie !!

@ronroberti8082

5 жыл бұрын

Cag mito -only assholes & snowflakes, oh wait I’m repeating myself.

I salute you Audie

Brought here by the Sabaton song "To Hell and Back". Through the music video, found the Sabaton History video, the poem "Crosses Grow on Anzio", and this film.

He was a great man and he has my hero since i watched that movie in 1959. we need him here now please.

they need to make a new movie of this guys story....

@void870

9 жыл бұрын

working on it

@Guitcad1

9 жыл бұрын

Not a bad idea. Who would be a good casting for Murphy?

@curtismes

9 жыл бұрын

Guitcad1 Sean Astin, Tom Cruise (if he were younger), Matt Damon (same) Audi was all of what 20? when he won the MoH?

@Guitcad1

9 жыл бұрын

He joined at 17 as a buck private and made to sergeant and then staff sergeant, followed by a field commission to 2nd lieutenant and eventually ended the war as a 1st lieutenant, all within two years, at 19!

@curtismes

9 жыл бұрын

Guitcad1 so the movie would be some young unknown...some of those guys in the "Pacific" might work.

He was just a man but an exceptional soldier! A real killer.

GOOD Move Was driving through Sun City in Ca on my way to helmet and trip out when I seen Audie Murphy has a commutey after him now that's really Cool

The men that fought and many died were the greatest generation they say! I would have to agree and many people nowadays don’t know the importance of what they were fighting for! The freedom we have today is what they fought and died for! Audie Murphy was a great man, soldier, and American! He was the most decorated combat soldier during WWII and a true American hero! I salute sir!

If it wasnt for Audie Murphey and his kind.. you would be speaking German or Japanese...Give him and them the respect they deserve.

@jaideepg.c.2563

7 жыл бұрын

Who told you so? .....they did ... :/

@chronicmilitarycollector9232

5 жыл бұрын

instead, we now have to speak Arabic, Spanish and/or Ebonics....

@horsehide3039

5 жыл бұрын

Chronic Military Collector, where in the hell do you live, brother? Here in America where I live we speak what and when and how much, by God we want to.

@PhuryousOne

5 жыл бұрын

Gerpanese.

@stevenm3823

4 жыл бұрын

wrong....Japan and Germany had zero ability to invade and occupy the U.S....and you can thank the Red Army for inflicting 90% of all the casualties suffered by the German Army in all of WWII.

My greatest hero, by far

@amoron6419

7 жыл бұрын

Alan Baca my hero is simo häyhä, he killed over 500 enemies in ww2

Truly an American hero and he makes me proud to be an American and also I have my freedom because of men like Audi Murphy

When I was a young girl I’m from uk I was madly in love with him I watch all his movies thank you for being a brave soldier and for your service

When Chuck Norris was misbehaving as a child, Audie Murphy would spank him.

@rjasontwenty1099

3 жыл бұрын

correction: Norris is a god, and Murphy an opper-god..

Audie was one BADASSED AMERICAN!!!

So damned young to have gone to war. He suffered from PTSD until he died. At the age of 19, he was awarded the Medal of Honor. His life would never be the same. R I P Major Murphy

@rhuephus

Жыл бұрын

his final rank in the US Army was 1st Lt.

Audie was a stick of dynamite. .short but bad ass

Great job

Must have been hard to reenact the hell of combat and the loss of a good friend

@lindaflowers8259

4 жыл бұрын

yes I'm sure it was but, he got to tell their story , his and theirs I believe he made sure of that theirs was told too !

@andyjeannettebuttigieg4524

4 жыл бұрын

The best America have rest in peace a big thanks from Europe

@bamagirl1979

3 жыл бұрын

I can't imagine. My father in law did a tour in vietnam. He doesn't talk about if hardly at all. If you ask him a question you can see him shift in his seat and the torment in his eyes as he recalls those memories. Thankfully he has never suffered from ptsd that we can tell...he has always been laid back and chill but when he gets mad he is a whole other person...I think he was like that before the war though...but I will say this man is NOT scared of anything and I mean anything but spiders...lol

One of the last true American hero's , God rest his soul, and thank you for your service

RIP all Soldiers!

A true American hero 🇺🇸

As a Murphy I could only dream of being as crazy as this man mabey one day lol but he was a great man true friend that was willing to die for his falling and standing Ally's he deserves more medal's

@Guitcad1

9 жыл бұрын

When you climb onto a burning tank and start plowing away with a .50 cal it's because you've reached that point of thinking "Fuck it! You wanna live forever or something?" RIP Audie Murphy.

A man whose courage was bigger than his short stature. As a Canadian who toured Arlington cemetery in 1986, I paid respect to his grave.

I retired from the US Army and I did see some american soldiers as heroes. These heroes save other soldiers thanks to their valor and courage and strength and their inner desire to save other americans. I never saw anything not even close to what Audie Murphy was.. Audie Murphy was great actor but he was also the greatest military hero. During the 2nd WWA he demonstrated courage and valor against the enemy. To this day he still is the most decorated soldier of all times. He earned the Medal of Honor and so many other awards he got every award the military had. He saved many american soldiers, he is just the greatest american hero. Audie Murphy has my total respect and admiration. God bless Audie Murphy and GOD BLESS AMERICA the land of the free thanks to people like Audie Murphy. In todays society we have to many young people that trully believe that they deserve all the benefits in life such money, posesions and every luxury without earning them first. In my generation you had to earn your way to the good things before thinking of deserving

How can someone talk trash about a man who looked for death on the battel field and never found it God almighty was with him and he is with him now in heaven amen

@horsehide3039

5 жыл бұрын

Gregory Kendrick Amen, I agree

Audie the Legend

Simply put, hero.

His wife was another incredible American.