To Hell and Back Audie Murphy 1955
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Credits and ending for the movie 4:03 minutes with
medal presentation and war bond add at the end
To Hell and Back war film from 1955 starred Audie Murphy as himself.
It is based on the 1949 autobiography and is an
account of Murphy's World War II experiences.
He was at the time the most decorated soldier in America
Audie Murphy, a real hero and lucky too. My Father said he saw many men attempt similar heroics, very few he said, succeeded. We owe that generation more than words can say. Freedom is not free, it is our duty to protect this freedom from all tyranny.
I grew up with a tremendous crush on Murphy and was very proud of his heroics as a fellow Texan. Cried like a baby when he died. My dad was a WWII veteran and received medical care at the Audie Murphy V. A. Hospital. I'd spend my time down in the area of the hospital dedicated to Murphy. One of his uniforms was on display and they showed a copy of To Hell and Back on a T.V. Other memorabilia was there too. I did research on him (crush you know). Found out his mother's maiden name was Killian. I am descended from some Killians and had to find out if the was any connection. Turns out we were second cousins, four times removed. The biggest crush of my life and turns out we were cousins! Life can be so unfair sometimes! 🥺
AUDIE WAS AMAZING AWAR HERO AT SUCH A YOUNG AGE. HE WILL LIVE IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER. RIP AUDIE.
The end of To Hell and Back is my favorite part of the movie. I love hearing the list of honors awarded throughout Lt. Murphys service career. And to think they only listed a fraction of them. Thank God for his life.
Yes a FRACTION lol. Incredible....
My grandfather took his place after a promotion. Received every medal Murphy received except the purple heart. 4 years fighting in Europe and he never got hurt. Magic man Dan.
What unit?
@@seanturner7 3rd division 3rd battalion
For those who don't know, Audie Murphy was able to transfer to the Texas Guard, and achieved the rank of Major.
my father was in the army during ww2. the greatest generation. we owe them so much. I'll see you someday dad
That was so butiful😭
God bless his soul
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21 years old. His helmet looks like it would blow off in a high wind. My sister had a crush on him, my dad, a WWll vet, served in the 82nd Airborne understood the real difficulties he went through, so we watched every movie of his at least twice, some more than I'm willing to admit.
i'm a marine but i will always honor Lt. Audie Murphy for his duties during ww2 this man should have his own dam holiday!!! and to any of his family that see this i also honor YOU
Dude! I always wanted to be a war strategist/commander and men like this make me proud.
This kind of warriors are an inspiration.
I saw that movie with audie .god bless you sir.thank you so much
A true hero remembered on this special day
This guy had a set like brass church bells. Much respect......
I live in Johnson City Tennessee. Just outside JC is the town of Erwin . There is a bridge on I 26 named the Lattie Tipton Memorial Bridge. I learned several years ago that bridge was in honor of Audie's friend Lattimore Tipton aka as Brandon in his autobiographical movie To Hell and Back. Lattie was from the small town of Erwin Tennessee. As a Budman I worked the Erwin VA. once a week for years. I read his book every year as a memorial to those who fought in WW2. If you read the foreword of Audie's book he says..."if there be any glory in war let it rest in men like these..Private Joe Sieja killed in action on Anzio beachead january 1944 and Private Lattie Tipton killed in action near Ramatuelle France, august 1944.
wow, good information.
Bad ass. This guy actually watered this story down because the true story was so awesome that people would think it was fake.
I was talking to my dad the other day and, as he served in the army when this film was made, he told me he is in the marching formation shown here! Ft Benning or Fort Ord (I cannot remember). He said Audie shook hands and spoke to some of the soldiers shown in formation here. He asked my Dad how he liked the Army and my dad said he hated it (even though he volunteered)! A superior standing by was ready to tell my dad off for his comment but Audie interjected and said "That's ok, most soldiers dislike it ". My dad's brush with greatness....
It looks like that parade scene was filmed on Gray Army Airfield, Fort Lewis, Washington.
Scott Wood The film was filmed entirely at Ft Lewis and the Yakima Firing Range, in Washington state. My brother in law, who was stationed at Ft Lewis at the time, was in three of the scenes, the parade scene, the one where Murphy was on the tank firing at the Germans, and I forget the other.
Scott Wood Interesting!
+Roy Seals it was also filmed in oak creek national wildlife area in naches, washington
The parade was staged at grey army air field, ft Lewis Washington, using troops of the 2nd Infantry Division INDIAN HEAD. the combat scenes were mostly filmed at Yakima firing grounds
Hollywood throws millions of dollars into making remakes of movies or tv shows that really do no better than the first film. I really can't think of any film that is in desperate need of a modern adaptation than this one. To Hell and Back, I think with filming technology today, new generations could appreciate Audie Murphy and his courage. And as violent and bloody as it may be, I will take my 10 yearold daughter and explain this was all done for us. Never forget.
unless they really screwed it up. You KNOW they wouldn't get a guy with that accent and that education level. No way to mimic his natural modesty even after all that shit he'd been through. I dunno. I like the idea as far as making it even more clear what he went through, a la Saving Private Ryan-like techniques. But some of the action scenes here are pretty good and convey it pretty well, esp the ending and the farmhouse.
he was really a fearless soldier.
God Bless Audie Murphy!!
Al, He was on a postage stamp. I can't remember the year. But I remember when I asked for it at the post office the one clerk didn't know who he was and the other clerk was pissed at her.
Audie never seems to get the respect he deserves.
born in 1926 major by 25 In 27 months of combat action, Murphy became the most highly decorated United States soldier of World War II. ] He received the Medal of Honor, the U.S. military's highest award for valor, along with 32 additional U.S. and foreign medals and citations,[2][3][4] including five from France and one from Belgium.
Keep in mind Murphy was around 29 years old when "To Hell and Back" was filmed. During the war he was 10 years younger in age (16 to 18 years old). He was not a dog faced soldier, but a baby faced soldier.
19 years old, was about 5 foot nothing 100 lbs nothing. 3 tries to join the army. And so modest about his service. God Don't Make Them Any Better!
5"5 average in ww2 5"7
What a great movie, thanks for uploading!
A 19-yo young man.....I woul dLOVE to see the 19-yo teenager's do what this brave man did --- at 19! Geez --
The Military Has A Lot Of Those
Young Men !!!
A Lot Of Brave Acts Happen That
Are Not Even Noticed.
The C. M. H. Is Awarded Too
Brave Men Who Will Say They
Not Heros !!!!
That Medal Is Awarded To One
To Wear Inn Honor Of All Who
Died.
Those Guys Are Still Out Their
Today !!!!
BUT THEIR WAS ONLY ONE
AUDIE MURPHY !!!!!!!!!!!!!
F. G. D.
CO B. 1 / 508 ABN. INF.
82 nd AIRBORNE DIVISION
ALL GAVE SOME
SOME GAVE ALL
@@freddavidson1031 not like the men from WWII.
@@ctmale1956
Wod War 2 Was Filled With
Nothing But Heros !!!
Anyone Who Said I Dont
Like Our WW 2 Veterans
Is A Da.ned Liar !!!
My Mother Had A Brother
Killed In Operation Tiger
Who Was Only 19 Years
Old !!!
Who Ever Said That About
Me Is Probably A Draft
Card Burning Hippie Who
Ran Off To Canada And
Hid Out Shivering In Fear
Until The Viet Nam War
Was Over And Stupid
Jimmy Carter Gave The
Bastards Amnesty !!!!
The Should Have All Been
Charged With Treason And
Shot By Firing Squad !!!
F. G. D.
@@ctmale1956We had 19 year old men who fought in Vietnam, Grenada, Panama, Persian Gulf, Iraq and Afghanistan. They did their jobs just like Major Murphy . May not have had all the medals he did but we still did our jobs.
Heaven is for Heroes, R.I.P.
Yes the name of the song is Dogface Soldier. We used to sing it every morning right before pt at Ft. Stewart. However the original lyrics were slightly different, as it was from WWII.
My grandpa is the one carrying the flag in the opening sequence. :)
66years ago 💔☹️
I own this movie on VHS when I was a little boy I used to play Cowboy I was Audie Murphy
A WARRIOR among WARRIORs! HOOAH! I do Love Audie, Simple, Tuff and DANGEROUS!
This is guy is one hell of a bad ass!!!
What a man he was. One of my hero's and best actors love from England going to a real man.
One my favorite movies
answered the call,give more than enough,helluva man
my dad fought with audie back in ww2 he was in baker co.
gordon kistler Interesting!
Great!!!! I'm reenactor and collector of the Rock of the Marne... from France!!
I amroud of all of thous that served and died for this country .
Colonel. Thank you for your words of encouragement. This is a tribute to one of the greatest fighting men in history. He is the most decorated man in WW2. I understand Charles Upham got 2 VCs, but the VC is ranked second below the MOH.
That is WRONG, the VC is not an American medal, please praise Audie all you want, he certainly deserves it, but do not downplay those who are awarded the Victoria Cross, it is more often than not awarded posthumously, America gives medals to everyone, even if they trip over and hurt themselves in a war zone they are awarded a medal for a stubbed toe (being facetious of course but not that far from the truth)
Commonwealth countries make it a lot harder to earn medals and the VC (Victoria Cross) is the hardest of all to win, it is at least the equal of the MOH
Watch a British movie called ZULU starring Michael Caine and you will get a taste of what winning a VC is all about
As much as I love and admire Audie, Americans are always up themselves about their own importance, to the point they need to put others down, that shows in reality a distinct inferiority complex
What I respect about Audie Murphy the most is not his battlefield heroics. He had that in spades. Murphy spoke about the psychiatric and neurology problems veterans were experiencing from high density combat...trauma...during WW2. Things like PTSD, severe depression, alcoholism, psychosis...and brain injuries from experiencing artillery shells and bombs blowing up nearby, creating rapid changes in barometric pressure. The human brain was not designed to tolerate explosions going off nearby...creates what is now called TBI or Traumatic Brain Injury. In Murphy's era, talking publicly about such subjects was taboo, shoved under the rug, the Army considered psych and TBI problems "cowardice." To me, Murphy talking publicly about such subjects took more bravery than being a hero on the battlefield.
Audy was a humble person as proven by his willingness to be in the movie which was mostly a musical comedy in my estimation. I wish someone like Ron Howard would get the rights to his story and do it the way it should have been done in the first place.
He was cool.
Guess what he is now ...
He from my neck of the woods Kingston 15 minutes from my hometown of Bonham Texas
Major Audie L. Murphy a fine American 🙂
There is a new song about Audie Murphy : SABATON - To Hell And Back .
It's called "Dogface Soldier", words & music by Bert Gold and Ken Hart. It only shows in the opening screen credits for a few seconds. (Not on this excerpt) Joseph Gershenson was the musical supervisor on the film.
I was 3 Inf. Div. Our song is here....
I'm just a Dog faced soldier, with a rifle on my shoulder,
AND I eat raw meat for breakfast everyday....
So feed me ammunition
Keep me in the 3rd Division..
YOUR DOG FACE SOLDIERS OKAYYYYY...YYYY
.AH. HEY!!!!!
love this movie Audie Murphy is the most decorated army soldier of all time
HIGHEST RANKING SOLDIER, US ARMY GEORGE WASHINGTON
MOST DECORATED SOLDIER US ARMY. Douglas MacArthur
MOST DECORATED COMBAT SOLDIER, WWII US ARMY
MATT URBAN
2nd MOST DECORATED COMBAT SOLDIER, US ARMY - WWII
AUDIE L MURPHY
My hero! 🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👊👊👊
Audie Murphy should be on a postage stamp.
he was.
Check out the stamp on Audie Murphy Memorial Website.
my version is in color! xD lov this movie
I would wager, he is from the bloodline of David.
There is:
"On October 14, 1999 the United States Postal Service (USPS) formally announced the approval of an Audie Murphy Commemorative Stamp..."
God Bless Soldiers like Audie Murphy with out men like this we would have to relay on Go Brandon.
A true American Hero !!!
Great movie. I enjoyed every minute of it, even if it is somewhat of an Hollywoodized American propaganda film. The great thing is that it was based on a true story.
A true hero.
@maverick5211975 great comment, Maverick!! We need a few more men like Murphy today!
What I never could really understand is why the wound received, kept Murphy out of West Point? Also as I read more about it his life, Murphy suffered from acute PTSD.
@TheDadrobb I did look at my comment from 3 weeks ago. I still know about what goes into a movie...budgets, etc. and I still stand by my statement that Hollywood should have done a more accurate depiction with that particular movie. Mr. Murphy should have insisted upon it.
who has the last halk of it..the last 11/2 hrs or so? Can I get it from you? I saw the 1st 2 hrs and was disappointed to seeit end and not have the last half.
John Wayne should've enlisted instead of leaving his mouth running.
Now Audi L. Murphy, he was a real man. He also knew of the effects of war and ptsd, unlike those nice warm movies you see on tv.
Besides most men were drafted without their consent they had every right to leave in that situation.
Why do most of America think so much of John Wayne , when he refused to fight for this country. Where he made his money. Where is a undeserving hero, stop the brain washing.AUDIE MURPHY he is a AMERICAN HERO. John Wayne made movies an played a hero stop getting confused America
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I'm a bit confused by the heavy handed but most compelling war bond commercial (3:55). This movie was released in 1955, 10 yrs after WWII and two years after Korea. Not sure what it means, "I died today." This part must be from WWII, as "War Bonds," per se, were last issued in WWII.
Just ten years after the war that probably why. Look up the lyrics to the song the band is playing, "Dog Face Soldier" a song of the Third I.D. and now it is the army fight song of Texas A & M.
They had to tone the movie down, just to make it believable, unbeeeelievable!
I love the French Moroccan hottie that does her rendition of Dog Face Soldier in the bar in Tunisia. Can't find it anywhere. To my horror, this movie was on a couple months back and that several minute clip had been removed!! That should be illegal. It was kind of sexy in a respectful, fun but was from 1955 and nothing remotely inappropriate.
Anybody else have this movie in Color?
what is the name of the song playing at the end?
Sounds like "Dogface Soldier."
dog face soldier I believe
Why did his injury keep him from West Point and continuing in the military???
“ They were killing my friends”
Só há um porém no filme, aliás, em outros filmes que vi : o capacete tem que estar fixado no queixo e não fazem isso. Se não fixam, o capacete fica frouxo e não dá a proteção necessária à cabeça. Quando servi o Exército, em meu primeiro treino na tropa, coloquei o capacete sem fixar a correia no meu queixo. De repente, um tenente puxou a correia e me deu o maior susto. Ordenou que eu amarrasse a correia ao meu queixo, fixando bem o capacete. Nunca mais esqueci. Por isso critico esses filmes cujos soldados não observam esse detalhe. O próprio Audie, herói da guerra, apresenta-se no filme com o capacete frouxo. Devia alertar o diretor do filme como deveria estar o capacete nos soldados. Por algum motivo, omitiu-se, deixou correr. Não agiu certo, pois manteve o erro do capacete na cabeça.
US soldiers during ww2 did not use the chin strap. Only airborne.
those are the present day lyrics of the song thats playing on this video
One Man Army, at 5'5 and under 19.
this is degrace that i cant watch this movie to hell and back why are they taking good movies off the internet why
Amen bro
What’s the name of the song? People say it’s dogface soldier but it sounds nothing like the people marching
Read the book Wild Bill Donovan He fought in ww1 and was the creator of OSS during ww2 which after war became the CIA Look at his awards from ww1 impressive
Chris Clements
What's the name of the march being played?
The Captain America kids
What’s the name of that song?
I'll second that
To Hell and Back (1955)
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#かならりやばかったですね！
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#やっぱり人参最高！
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@maverick5211975 Truer words were never spoken
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Annoyed he calls that nurse Sir ? Anyway a great movie
That was the protocol for military courtesy back then. American nurses are commissioned, as are Chaplains, but neither has any command authority over soldiers in the field. Nurses can have authority over other nurses and enlisted medical personnel. Chaplains hold no authority.
Originally when casting the role of Audey Murphy Hollywood didn't like Audey Murphy because he didn't look the part.
brilliant. Yeh, I'm sure the audiences of the day wouldn't give him "a pass" on his inadequacies. I guess now we'd get Vin Diesel or The Rock; maybe Bautista.
@virago1776
Wayne,it's been reported ,had a knee injury from playing football at USC.
That is why he was ineligible for the service to his country!
he shuold've been promoted to major or general . no one else was ever as decorated as Audie Murphy. not even macarther
this guys chest was covered with madals.
Audie Murphy did some amazing things, but that probably was because he was psychotic. He had no regard for his own life and luck was on his side. His 1955 biographical movie (where the footage for this video obviously comes from), was just 10 years after the war; but I suppose he forgot what a German uniform is supposed to look like. The movie was so cheesey; they used the WW1 steel helmets for the Germans and practically no field gear. The famous battle at the end was supposed to be in winter.
@BoyJewish
As mark said, your protest would've looked better if you did the jail time. Running to Canada and slinking back makes it look less like you protested a war and more like you you just cared about your own comfort.
@TheDadrobb Thank you. Cookies are good. :o)
Charge?
@maverick5211975 I second that!
Charge and attack going to hell and back!
@glw23 i agree! :D
Did that soldier just call the nurse "sir"?
+MelodiesForTheSoul Nurses came in as Second Lieutenants in the Army Nurse Corp with the privileges of other officers.
Wow I didnt know that, cool!
well the nurses are like officers Idk how to put it
In any military, medical personnel carry ridiculous ranks. This has two reasons: Pay grade and chain of command. They are highly qualified personnel with high level education and therefore get a high rank by default. This saves the military the hassle of having to create an elaborate pay system. It's easier to pay soldiers a flat amount based on rank and give ranks based on qualifications than to break down the qualifications of every individual soldiers into an elaborate pay scheme. Of course, it doesn't hurt to give the people who have the ultimate say in all medical questions a high enough rank so that nobody would dare question that authority.
@@naphackDT The real reason nurses were made officers was to keep lonely, girl-starved 20-yr olds laid up in hospitals from constantly sweet talking them and hitting on them. Since vast majority of wounded would be enlisted men, such conduct would be prohibited by military laws regarding "fraternization" that prevented close social contact between even male personnel (since military was all male until into WWII) (no socializing, business deal, card playing, even dining together without special permission [father son, brothers, uncle]). It was done to protect women mainly but also to hold down having to jerk knots in an endless string of enlisted men who either needed to get better or go on to fight the war.
Cracked brought me here
Out modern Tik Tok army could never take Normandy or Iwo Jima
@mindeloman I agree. And this time don't make it a silly farce like the origional. This man deserved better.
not in color - wtf!