On this edition on the the AFN Europe Report: Sailors and Marines practice their combat skills in Souda Bay. Plus, we try out a new tool guaranteed to make the next military move a lot easier. Also, Airmen in the United Kingdom take to the lanes to better understand one another. These stories and more on the AFN Europe Report.

Nobody performs combat on the sea better than the Marines. Seaman Brent Pyfrom reports from Souda Bay, Crete, on how the Greek service members benefit from this kind of training with the United States.

Shoving a helicopter into the belly of a C-17 Globemaster is not an easy task, especially when the helo belongs to a partner nation. SSgt Lana Mills takes us to Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, for the details.

One military community in Belgium decided it was a good time to educate residents about a variety of safety topics. A1C Benjamin Landon shows us how knowledge can keep you and your family safe from harm.

Airmen in the United Kingdom are "setting them up and knocking them down," all in an effort to do a little networking. SSgt Lance Daigle has more on this from RAF Lakenheath.

"Why does something happen?" "How does something work?" These are the fundamental questions behind science. And elementary school kids in Belgium are getting some answers to many of these questions. A1C Dan Asselta explains.

A common theme for troops is moving. Service members and their families rarely stay in one place for more than a few years. A1C Rebecca Stout shows us a new tool that takes some of the stress out of a PCS move.

Pets are considered members of the family. Those with pets at Incirlik Air Base are celebrating their furry friends. A1C Stacey Buckley has the story.

On this edition of All Points Europe: Armory Airmen in Aviano, Italy, 173rd Spring Formal in Bavaria and touring Chievres Air Base. You make the news, we point it out!