This year on Memorial Day I took my kids to Arlington and we had to enlist the aid of a cemetary honor guard to find Audie Murphy's gravesite. While we were looking for it I gave the young soldier a short history of Murphy, as he had not heard of him (hard to believe, IMO); and I related how he was the most decorated soldier in WWII. Once we found the grave (right along the drive, across from the new amphitheater) the young soldier said, "It looks like he's still the most decorated soldier," referring to the many flags, flower displays, notes and other mementoes placed at his grave.