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Broken Bridge With Audie Murphy (1960) "The Big Picture"
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- Опубліковано 19 лют 2013
- Medal of Honor recipient Audie Murphy stars in this THE BIG PICTURE release. His two young sons' prying questions about space-age missiles prompt Murphy to make a tour of modern Army installations and revisit some of the places he saw in Europe during World War II.
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Audie Murphy's memoirs of WW2
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First stop is Germany and Hitler's stadium in Nuremberg. Moving on to Wurzburg, Murphy stops at the Third Division area and inspects the platoon he commanded as a First Lieutenant 15 years before. In Germany, the most decorated soldier of World War II gets a look at the Corporal missile and the Redstone missile. A side trip to Norway gives him an orientation view of the Nike Ajax and Hercules ground-to-air missiles. Returning to the United States, Lt. Gen. Arthur G. Trudeau gives the movie star a grand tour of White Sands Missile Range to watch the LaCrosse, the Little John, and the Hawk in action. A highlight of the White Sands visit is the successful firing of the mighty Sergeant missile. At his residence again, Murphy explains to his children about how the free world is being protected by the Army's arsenal of missiles.
Of special interest is the interior of the Murphy home which was used during filming as well as scenes of the two sons of Audie Murphy asking their father questions about war and nuclear weapons.
Audie Murphy was again decorated by the U.S. Army with the U.S. Army Outstanding Civilian Service Medal for his work in this production.
Courtesy: National Archives
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Big Picture: Broken Bridge
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I'm Scottish, and Audie Murphy is my hero, i absolutely adore him, he was an amazing soldier, actor, it breaks my heart that he died so young. He will never be forgotten. 🌹
@big cheese No. He was REAL. Actors for the most part are not, just
Hollywonks .
@big cheese Possibly Im grumpyer than you (and very likely much older too) lol
@big cheese OK ya got me by 8. LOL
But I - could - still be grumpier than you. LOLOLOL
@big cheese Im impressed that you have mastered the computer.at 93 (tho you may well have started a decade or more ago).
@big cheese Thank you for your service. Must have been Korea right?
My Navy time was late 50's in electronics. Never learned to type. LOL
I could listen to Audie talk all day long!
Audie Murphy was a man of true grit. He volunteered to serve his country and saw the horrors of war. In another interview about his experiences in the war I could tell that he was severely impacted by what he went through, I wish we could have offered him the help that's available now. I am extremely proud of him and what he did for us. A fellow Texan who represents the character and resolve of our people in this great state. I salute you and I thank you.
Speaking of True Grit, Audie should have starred in that movie instead of that draft dodging fake John Wayne...
What a total CHARLATAN....
God rest your brave soul Audie Murphy !!!
I didn't know that Audie Murphy had done anything like this. I am so glad that I came across these videos..!! Thank you very much, Audie Murphy American Legend.
marbleman52 Thanks. Be sure to watch America's Generals Salute Audie Murphy. Quite a tribute to his legacy, and be sure and like that video and share it please. Thanks again!
I will find that video...thanks for mentioning it..!! I like anything that Audie Murphy was in...never been disappointed.
What can one say , about Audie Murphy, what words could we use to describe him. Brave, honorable, strong, humble, a soldier, an American, a son, a husband, a father, a friend, a good man,an intelligent man, an actor, there are so many words that we could use, to describe him, they all seem so inadequate ,but we all Thank God that we had his presence on this earth. He died way too young. He would have contributed so much more to our world, had he lived. He left a legacy ,for all of us. His extrodinary life ,sets an example, of what all of us ,could be. Thank you Audie , may you rest in blessed peace. 🇱🇷
Well said
Damn good Soldier, damn good cowboy and a damn good man its a shame we lost him he inspired a lot of boys who became men regardless what they became army, navy, marine or airforce. We may fight each other in the bar but when anyone tried to hurt any of us we all stood proud. Thank you for sharing your video my compliments sir
Audie Murphy narrates this so wonderfully to help us all understand what nuclear weapons are about and the way that the armed services are using them to help protecting the free world.... As I watch this again tonight I remember watching it with Daddy and my Grandpa as a young child and I found it fascinating learning about what these missiles capabilities were.... My gosh, just to think if nuclear missiles were available in WWll the destruction would have been emence and far greater than those weapons that were used in WWll.... Audie Murphy not only played his part in the war, but in civilian life he still played his part to help us all understand the enormity of just how frail peace could be if nothing was done to protect the world.... The great Audie Leon Murphy the most highly decorated soldier in history, he lived in fear during those three years of the war, that fear helped to keep him alive and bring him home to his beloved family, his brothers and sisters.... He may have only been a young lad of 16 when he enlisted but at 19 he came home a man....
REST IN PEACE AUDIE LEON MURPHY YOU SERVED YOUR COUNTRY WITH COURAGE, PATRIOTISM, PRIDE, AND YOUR HELL BENT DETERMINATION TO HELP MAKE THE GERMANS PAY FOR KILLING YOUR FRIENDS PLUS FORCE THEM TO GO A RUNNING BACK WHERE THEY CAME FROM.... YOU ARE A HERO TO EVERY MAN, WOMEN AND CHILD IN THE FREE WORLD SINCE 1945....
YOU ARE STILL REMEMBERED, MISSED AND LOVED AS A HUMBLE MAN, A TRUE HERO...
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH I HAVE ALWAYS ADMIRED YOUR HEROISM.
Salut from Slovenia!! Hero!
"the price of peace is eternal vigilance",truer words were never spoken!!!
Yes and what's going on inside America is not vigilance sadly
Was für ein wundervoller Mensch.
From a boy that had to drop out of school at 14 to spokesman for the Army. What a trip he has taken, If only we had more like him in our country. I get choked up just thinking of all the awards he received and all the battles he helped win.
He payed a high price. He had PTSD and was homeless after the war.
I am glad to know that I was not the only one to get choked up. We were lucky to have men like him, and in this Country today, we need those men more than ever.
My hero when I was growing up. What a shame that he suffered for so many years from his experiences in the war and that tragically, he died so young at age 45. I wish I could have had the honor of meeting this man and shaking his hand. His grave-site will be the first on my list to pay respects to when I can visit Arlington Cemetery.
Thanks Audie. R.I.P.
Probably Americas greatest patriotic soldier, most decorated soldier. Great actor, husband, father and all around dedicated citizen and loved his Country. Our nation's needs thousands more like him right now in this troubling time when communism is trying to take over America and the world once again. We sure miss you Audey Murohy. 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Me too
Just one of the best fight men in usa history, I glad we had him on are side, I hope he found the rest he deserves, and my we always have men who will stand up for are country like audie Murphey, the best ther was, God Bless you all,
Growing up in the late '50's, early '60's, he was my hero! I remember watching this in school in the sixth grade, when our class was studying atomic energy. From a film projector, a relic of the past. Don't suppose anyone younger than 50 remembers what that was.
Hahaha! Growing up in the mid 90s and early 2000s he was mine!
Audie Murphy would be about 35 years old here, and he still looks like he's just 19. When he fought the war he looked like he was 12. So meek and soft spoken.
So true
What a great American Audie was.
I agree
Brilhante! .
Magnifico! .
Grata! 5
Absolute professionalism
It's amazing to think that I'm a 'product' of our presence in Germany. My Dad served in Dexheim, Germany during the '60's and brought my mom home with him.
I had never seen this. It's great.
don stromberg what a great human being Audie Murphy was it great to see all this
I agree
Great man. Great human. Great American.
What an honor - both ways . The most decorated American soldier of WWII visiting the past and getting the executive treatment. A Hero, short in stature but with the heart of a lion.
That Medial Of Honor opens a lot of doors! The President has the salute holder of the MOH.
Thank you for the explanation. As Johnny Carson used to say: I did not know that.
I agree
who woulda thunk that audie could narrate something well
but he could and did very believably
One of the big lessons of Audie's life: never underestimate him.
The graveyards of Europe are full of men who did.
He doesn’t seem to get the recognition that he deserves.
I agree especially now with this pathy congress and radical left heavily in government puts down patriotism and true heroes like Audie Murphy
Thanks!
13:00 The solution ended up being Ronald Reagan, Margret Thatcher, and Pope John-Paul II. I was stationed in Germany 14 years after this was filmed and visited the Hitler Stadium a number of times. Some neo-nazis still saw it as some symbol of glory. All I saw it as a memorial to defeat. I am thankful we had some men like Mr. Murphy to set the standard.
Me too
I feel so thankful that we have such brave men and women in our armed forces. They make such grave sacrifices day after day. I would like to say thank you all so very much and I love you and respect u with all my heart. May God Bless u all and comfort you and give u peace in your life.
Audie Murphy was "The Captain America" of WW2!
Watched this back then. Thanks.
This was pretty cool.
I've been to every place in Germany that Audie was and more.
I patrolled that border many times.
Zeppeliln Field where Hitler used to speak to troops had been refurbished sometime between when Audie was there and the late 70's when I was. They were using it for outdoor concerts and festivals.
We used to go to those border towns and the communist had bricked in the Windows of buildings facing us so the residents couldn't view freedom.
All bridges were cut except a few, and mines laid in a no man's land.
In the country there were machine gun bunkers buried in the hillsides.
It was real!
Great video ! Only problem was the audio track not being in sync. Audie Murphy did his usual excellent job.
Murphy good man 🙋♂️💪💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍👍👍💪🙏
Yes
Great! Thanks for posting!
I was in the 3rd missile Battalion in Germany, Honest John Rocket, heard of the little john but never saw it before. nice looks easily deployed unlike ours.
Wish millennium could have RESPECT!!!! For their FREEDOMS!!! Great picture show 🙋♂️❤👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸AMERICA STRONG 😡!
I have a crush on Audie
Same. I'm 14 though😂
Their blood feeds the weeds 💔💔
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Audie Murphy he his the best Cowboy movie not John Wayne at all.
@big cheese Didn't you just hear him reel off one liners like a pro? "a soldier soon gets over his love of travel"
That's because Audie Murphy just didn't play a Badass, he actually was one!
Not John Wayne who wasn't
Made me think of twilight zone show. 2019.
Very interesting.
2:07 The bogus tearing down of he columns of this structure as a "health risk" inspired the German Historical Structure preservation laws.
So interesting after the passing of time how technology has changed.
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My dad was a cameraman with the “Big Picture”
Check out the Audie Murphy Fan Page. It is a great group page that pays tribute to Audie.
I am certain Mr. Murphy is standing where once stood Hitler at 3:20 of this vid. a Megalomaniac who lost to Humble Hero's like Audie Murphy.
So true
Well said
Grata!
I worked with the Nike-Ajax, The Nike Hercules, the Little John and the honest John back in the early 60's. My last assignment was with a Honest John unit in the Northern part of Germany until mid-1963. When over there I had no idea we had units in Norway. The Redstone Rocket had a yield of 500 kilotons, 23 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Nagasaki Japan.
Grata!.
Thank you! Please check out the video of our campaign to award Audie Murphy the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The list of endorsements is quite extraordinary. It is posted on my channel. Look for the one the runs 22:00 minutes. It is the full video. Thank you!
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"I LIKE HERO'S THAT DON'T GET CAPTURED".
Good face
This video gives me the creeps. The people involved could reasonably expect to be killed in WWWIII.
Guns on the wall of his home. How do you think the current crop of Hollywood people would react to that.
And what do you think real American Heroes like Murphy would think of America today?
They would roll over in their graves
Yeah this was a huge piece of Cold War propaganda. I bet it worked too.
You mean about communism?
Pretty sure communism did that by just existing.
Well Communism was very real as of now with it's one party and only one party God less rule