Audie Murphy Club, and the Fort Knox MEDDAC ... of Soldiers,” U.S. Forces Command Regulation 600-8, paragraph 1. Staff Sgt.’s Victoria Kane and Brian Tomassi are the first Fort Knox MEDDAC ...

Audie Murphy Club members from the Military District ... an oral biography recited by Old Guard Soldier and Club Treasurer Staff Sgt. Tanner Welch noted that. Murphy's remains were discovered ...

Audie Murphy was born on this day ... He entered the military as a private at age 17 and rose to the rank of staff sergeant before earning a battlefield commission. He was wounded three times ...

Audie Murphy, the men of Company B ... He took advantage of these, rising quickly from private to staff sergeant and then receiving a battlefield commission as a second lieutenant.

Former Army Staff Sgt. David Bellavia is credited with stepping ... "I think when you look at David Bellavia's citation, this guy was the Audie Murphy of his generation," Sterner said, comparing ...

Not only would the 3rd produce 61 Medals of Honor — the most of any division — but one of them, Audie Murphy, would be the most decorated soldier in the U.S. Army. Although Murphy fought a ...

Audie Murphy served in the Army during World War II and received three Purple Hearts, a Medal of Honor and countless other recognitions. On May 28, 1971, Murphy was killed after his plane crashed ...