Audie Murphy, one of the most decorated American soldiers of World War II, enlisted in the Army at sixteen. Following nine wartime campaigns across Europe that earned him every U.S. Army combat award for valor available, including the Medal of Honor, he transitioned to a successful acting and country songwriting career post-war. His autobiography became a bestseller, and he portrayed himself in its film adaptation. Murphy's legacy endures not only through his literary works and films but as a symbol of extraordinary courage and resilience.
Once upon a time, you were a nerdy child, and now that you're a parent, let's make sure your kid can be a nerdy child too! In a world filled with superheroes, wizards, spaceships, and magical telephone booths, everyone should be part of a fandom, and you can never start too early. This is for the parents who want to share their fantastical interest with their children in hopes that they too will grow up to become little nerds.
America's most decorated soldier of World War II describes his experiences fighting his way across Europe, portraying the brutalities of war from the perspective of the infantry soldier in campaigns in Sicily, Italy, France, and Germany, in a new edition of Murphy's best-selling memoir