On this edition of the AFN Europe Report: We'll see what it takes for cavalry troops to get their spurs in Iraq. Plus, we take a rare behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to pull off a live AFN Europe broadcast. Also, Thanksgiving will be even more special at Lajes Field thanks to a group of senior NCOs. These stories and more on the AFN Europe Report.

The Republic of Georgia will deploy four battalions to Afghanistan over the next two years to service along side Marines. The Marines are preparing Georgian forces for deployment under the Georgian Deployment Program. Marine Sgt Rocco Defilippis has the story.

Troops from the 15th Brigade Support Battalion are in Iraq and honoring their heritage. Some cavalry members are receiving their spurs...a time-honored tradition PFC Jessica Hayes tells us about.

Thanksgiving is a time many of us take to reflect on the last twelve months and what we're thankful for. TSgt Sergeant Colleen Jones takes us to the Kaiserslautern Military Community Center in Germany where people are prepping for the holidays and sharing what they are most grateful for.

It's a rare look behind the scenes at AFN Europe as we look at what it took to pull off the live Super Six football broadcast earlier this month. It wouldn't have happened without the people we're about to meet. Michelle Michael introduces us to the engineers who made broadcasting the games possible.

The First Sergeants Association at Lajes Field is going the extra mile this year. They are making sure families have everything they need to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday tomorrow. TSgt Justin Fairley has more.

It's save to say that most of us wouldn't mind having some extra money in our pockets. TSgt Matt Lichtenberg shows how one lady is saving big.