Julia Compton Moore

Dear Moore Family, I am compelled to offer my deepest sympathy for the loss of your sainted Mother. I honor her devotion to her family and all Army Families for her devotion and the examples she set. Because of her and General Moore, I have changed my thinking regarding the renaming of military bases. I admit I never knew their stories until I saw the movie today and read their biographies. Your Parents make me proud to be an American. God Bless America

I AM JAMES STEPHEN DRUMM A FATHER,GRANDFATHER ,US ARMY RETIRED VIET NAM GOD BLESS THIS DEDICATED CARING COMPASSIOATE COUPLE UNITY IN HEAVENTHANK YOU GEN, MOORE I SERVED NEXT TO YOUR UNIT IN VIET NAM

Thank you for being the cab driver of the world .you are the best may God bless you. No other movie will hold a candle to you.

I finally had a guts to watch We were Soldiers'. God and Buddha bless you for the service you provided for the families of your husbands team. You truly are a inspiration and I know your with the husbands, sons and brothers we lost. Your husband was lucky to have you. Rebel

After being an Army wife for 20 years I have watched the movie We Were Soldier 3 times. My husband was in Nam in 70-71 and I was impress how she cared about the wives and their problems.
I think must have a great lady

I did not know Mrs. Moore personally, but have known few like her. It is great lose to all who know them and my deepest sympathies go out to her family and friends.

Thank you from bottom of our heart, while my heart is still beating.

She wore her own pants and blessed us all.