
- His name (Audie L. Murphy)
- Army Service Number: 18083707
- Next of kin: Corrine Burns (married sister)
- Home-of-record: Farmersville, Texas
Audie Murphy may have actually had two different identification numbers. When Audie Murphy was given a battlefield commission in 1945, he was first honorably discharged as an enlisted soldier and then sworn in as a commissioned officer of the United States Army by his battalion commander.
Learn more about Audie Murphy: Arlington Cemetery









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