On this edition of the AFN Europe Report: We’ve got the story of a man who’s overcome incredible loss and now wears the uniform to say "thanks" to a country who gave him so much. Plus, if you’ve got mad spelling skills, we’ll meet some kids in Grafenwoehr, Germany, who may give you run for your money. Also, we’ll take you to some ancient ruins in Sicily on the lastest episode of EuroPass Weekend. These stories and more on the AFN Europe Report.

Service members come from many diverse backgrounds. For one man, joining the Air Force was his way of giving back to the country that gave him a new home. TSgt Casey Martin introduces us to this Airman who has overcome incredible loss.

Non commissioned officers are known as leaders and the backbone of the Army. During a ceremony, in Vicenza, Italy, one special NCO was recognized and now becomes a part of a very exclusive club.

When troops perform exceptionally well, it’s military tradition to make sure they’re recognized. SrA Monique Benedict takes us to Lajes Field, where a new program is in place that recognized another very important group of people.

Taekwondo is a martial art from that’s been practiced for so long nobody really knows how old it is. SSgt Alex Farver has this story on a woman who’s been involved in the sport her entire life and brings the art to Spangdahlem Air Base.

What motivates someone to stay in shape is different for everyone? Petty Officer Joshua Nistas, in Naples, Italy, introduces us to one woman who pushes herself to her physical limits through a higher calling.

Children of service members face difficult challenges every day. However, at one school, in Grafenwoehr, Germany, students enter a competition of wits unlike any other. SSG David Birchfield explains.

On this edition of All Points Europe: USS Mesa Verde returns from a long deployment , the future of USAREUR in Grafenwoehr, Germany and Sergeant Morales Club inductee in Vicenza, Italy. You make the news, we point it out!