European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 21, 2007, Darmstadt, Hesse                                June 2007 stars and stripes pages Mannheim sergeant convicted of rape Roberto Trigueros with Headquarters de 29th transportation battalion based in was found guilty last week of indecent assault and adultery in a court martial that ended june the indecent assault took place on july at Spinelli bar Racks in Trigueros had pleaded guilty to a lesser offence of committing an indecent but judge James Pohl found him guilty of in decent the rape and adultery arose from a later incident on the rape occurred in Trigueros quarters on Funari Barracks in Accord ing to the 21st theater support command Public affairs both victims Are military spouses and Trigueros is scheduled to be sentenced on june 27 i Man f clubs offer membership to Remote airmen air forces in Europe is launching a program in july to give airmen stationed at isolated bases a Chance to join the the membership program will allow geographically separated airmen to Purchase membership Good for 112 air Force clubs around the Globe for an annual fee of when qualified airmen Are deployed to or visit bases with they can get benefits such As Check cashing or currency sex discounts on meals and admission to special airmen stationed at nato bases and army or Navy facilities May also be visit for details and Contact from staff reports sometimes we take life for granted memorial honors v corps Bronze Star recipient killed in motorcycle wreck by Nancy Montgomery stars and stripes Germany the persian Kosovo and Iraq two some of the worlds worst trouble spots had the Chance to bring harm to William they didst Lay a Glove on but two weeks just Days before heading Back to the the recipient of the Bronze Star medal was killed while Riding his new motorcycle on a Road near he was a Tanker by an avid Amateur father of two and the operations sergeant major for v corps special troops Bat at a memorial service wednesday at Patrick Henry Village who enlisted in the army in was remembered As the epitome of a senior noncommissioned he took no Short his friends and commander loved spoke his cared about his soldiers and was also very when he people mastered Mundo Carlos said at the when he they when he they the v corps logistics sergeant said hed met Matlock two years shortly after mat lock had he wanted to go to an armoured Bat Talion in Vilseck but found himself in a Headquarters unit we became who served As one of Matlock told some 300 soldiers gathered in the he always had a and the Way he looked at a was Spe Carlos had played softball with Matlock earlier on june the Day Matlock lost control of his Motorc ran off the Road Between Leiden and Naiberg and hit a traffic sign at about 8 he was declared dead at the v corps Public affairs officials said they did not know the cause of the which was being investigated by German and the most shocking thing he was a very Safe Carlos said after the he would never drink and it was a total Nono for Michael and stripes master Edmundo Carlos remembers his Friend and fellow noncommissioned officer William Matlock during the memorial ceremony for the who was killed in a motorcycle Accident on june Carlos said Matlock was an experienced rider but had bought the motorcycle just a month before he was it tells you it can happen to Carlos sometimes we take life for Carlos said at the so in begging you to please take care in everything you email Nancy Montgomery at  airfreight Charters Haj fit anything anywhere Mission Cri i Icell spec1ai Pho facts on Stu equipment at  dream makers a firs time Home buyers or for those in the set our country National qualify for up to in Grants for the Purchase of your first Home Pentagon Federal credit i foundation wants to i make your dream of Home or mortgage nest up to you can Start with As Little of your own Grants available up to for closing costs and do the Pentagon Federal credit Union foundation serving Omi nations he nails Send i email  e visit a participating Pentagon Federal credit Union Branch e Call Pentagon Federal credit Union at stats show increase in deaths of older riders William Matlock death came three Days before a 46yearold retired Lieuten ant colonel based in Rome was also killed in a motorcycle both were part of a grisly trend identified in the past few years by the National Highway traffic safety administration and Public health officials in a steady increase in the of motorcycle Fatali ties since the largest in crease has been among riders 40 and older Riding More pow Erful Nitsa data show that in percent of motorcycle riders killed in crashes in the were 40 years old or compared with 25 per cent 10 years the reasons behind the trend Arent fully but there Are millions More motor cycles on the roads and helmet use has decreased As mandatory helmet Laws were since 1980 the median age of riders has gone from 24 to 38 As baby Boomers have and older people Are less Likely to recover from injuries than younger the average size of motorcycle engines went from 769 cubic centimes ters in 1990 to 959 cubic Centi meters a decade and a majority of motorcycles involved in a fatal crash had a larger according to the half of fatalities from motorcycles involved in a single Ehi Cle crash relate to problems negotiating a More than 80 percent occur off the Road Way a crash occurring on the almost 60 percent occur at night and collisions with fixed objects Are a significant Factor in More than half of such fatal How army Europe trends compare with the int but according to Usa eur motorcycle crashes causing injury or death increased from four in 2003 to nine in fatalities went from two in 2003 to four in 2005 and three the next our losses Are consistent with the army wide trend and show that Pov privately owned vehicle accidents re main the greatest threat to our army Europe David Mcki wrote in a March memo posted on the Usa eur web of the 13 Usa eur fatalities last eight involved a 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