ALT Honoring Lt. Murray Lirette. A vintage photo of a person in a military uniform is displayed. The image includes the LSU emblem.

ALT A group of uniformed individuals from the 351st Squadron, posed in front of a B-17, known as "Katie." The image text beside them details a person named Murray Lirette and his experiences during World War II, including earning his bombardier wings and flying numerous missions. The background features a part of the aircraft, with LSU and the image text mentioning the "Bloody 100th.

ALT A historical photograph with a text overlay describes events from World War II. It mentions an individual's mission and survival after their plane was destroyed on May 11, 1944. The person endured time as a POW and was liberated by General Patton's Third Army in 1945. It also notes their return to LSU to complete an engineering degree. The LSU logo is displayed at the bottom.

ALT The image shows a celebratory moment at an LSU football game. Lt. Lirette, now 102 years old is sitting in a wheelchair, surrounded by others on the field. Another person, also standing on the field, is greeting the LSU mascot, Mike. The spectators in the stadium, many wearing purple, are visible in the background. An LSU logo is present, along with text highlighting Lorett as LSU’s and the 100th’s last living World War II veteran.