December 22nd, 2007, 06:08 PM
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Re: 2nd. Lt. Audie L. Murphy
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Originally Posted by JKilts
Most decorated soldier for the Allied Army, right? Just from what I heard, sorry I don't have time to read all of what you wrote. My grandmother's sister's husband was the second most. His last name was Paton (not Patton), that's all I remember. Had he just gotten one more medal they would've been tied, and that drove him to the brink of insanity.
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Lt. Murphy is the most decorated American soldier, holder of every decoration for bravery save the legion of merit. He rose from the rank of private to become a company commander in 30 months of combat duty with the veteran third division.
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Quote of what was writed. Not Allied but American most decorated. So a Canadian or British soldier or other Allied could have been over.
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