From the Stars and Stripes archives: USAREUR baseball most valuable player Ray Rosenbaum, right, and his USAFE counterpart, George Morgan, meet New York Yankees second baseman Billy Martin before a World Series game at Yankee Stadium in September 1955.

From the Stars and Stripes archives: Readers using the Aomori Public Library on the eighth floor of Ausa enjoy an expansive cityscape view, in Aomori, Japan, March 2002.

Capt. Joe Meier spoke for everyone in attendance in Kittery, Maine, on Saturday at a ceremony marking the 62nd anniversary of the sinking of the USS Thresher: “We cannot forget what happened.”

From the Stars and Stripes archives: An underwater pothole gives a hapless GI an unexpected dunking as a buddy grins at his discomfort in Mekong Delta, Vietnam, 1967.

The corrected tombstones of two Jewish soldiers who fought in World War I were unveiled in Arlington Cemetery on Monday, in a ceremony attended by about 100 people.

From the Stars and Stripes archives: Heavy smoke billows from a massive tire pile as onlookers stand by in Saigon on Feb. 3, 1968.

Vaughn P. Drake Jr., who at 106 was believed to be the oldest surviving veteran of the 1941 Japanese surprise attack on Hawaii, died this week in Kentucky. His death leaves just over a dozen veterans who survived the attack known to still be living.

From the Stars and Stripes archives: A group of 321st Special Tactics Squadron airmen jump out into a blinding ray of sunshine from a MC-130P Combat Shadow as part of a training exercise over the North Sea on Nov. 14, 2007.

From the Stars and Stripes archives: Marine Pfc. Julien Perri of 3rd Transportation Support Battalion’s Support Company pumps fluid into a differential on a Logistics Vehicle System on Camp Foster, Okinawa, Sep. 13, 2002.

Peggy Lutz, now 103, was a 22-year-old school teacher when she joined the U.S. Navy in 1944 as part of a program intended to fill roles in the U.S. left vacant by men deploying overseas.