Masamitsu Yoshioka, who was widely acknowledged as the last remaining witness to the Pearl Harbor attack from the side of the Imperial Japanese forces, died last month at the age of 106. As a bombardier, he launched a torpedo during the attack that hit the battleship USS Utah where 58 men lost their lives. “I think of the people who died because of me,” he said.

Fulbourn, England, Sep. 12, 2008: Chloe and Sonny, both 3, zoom down the slide at Cheeky Monkeys in Fulbourn.

Two ID troops complete annual training event. This article first appeared in the Stars and Stripes Pacific edition, Mar. 7, 2002. It is republished unedited in its original form.

Imjin river valley, South Korea, Mar. 2, 2002: Army Pvt. Jason Rivas, a bridge crewmember on a bridge-erection boat, keeps in position the bays, which form the bridge, at the Army Training Evaluation Program in South Korea.

RAF Lakenheath, England, Mar. 6, 2009: Senior Airman Cory Smith, with the 493rd Aircraft Maintenance Unit at RAF Lakenheath, puts the final touches on an F-15 C Friday before the jet departed for Gran Canaria.

The People’s House, created by the White House Historical Association, gives the public a free, interactive way to explore 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

Kandahar Air Field, Afghanistan, Oct. 11, 2011: Afghan air force flight medic Sgt. Gulap Ahmadzia pauses near a U.S. medevac helicopter at Mustang Ramp at Kandahar Airfield.