Maria, a "Diva" from the World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc., expresses her gratitude to an Airman from the 437th Aerial Port Squadron for assisting her with her bags Monday. Their personal luggage was palletized for their flight on a Charleston C-17 to Ramstein Air Base, Germany, and on to Iraq for WWE's annual "Tribute to the Troops." This is the fifth year World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc., and Armed Forces Entertainment have teamed together to bring entertainers overseas to visit military servicemembers at forward deployed locations. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Nicholas Pilch)

Chris Jericho, left, and Vince McMahon, right, both performers with the World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc., hand their bags off to Airmen from the 437th Aerial Port Squadron to be palletized for their flight on a Charleston C-17 to Ramstein Air Base, Germany, and on to Iraq for WWE's annual "Tribute to the Troops." This is the fifth year World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc., and Armed Forces Entertainment have teamed together to bring entertainers overseas to visit military servicemembers at forward deployed locations. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Nicholas Pilch)

Chris Jericho, jumps from the top rope, and flies into WWE performer ?Umaga? during their performance at the North Charleston Coliseum Monday. The World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc., in their ongoing effort of paying homage to active-duty servicemembers, donated the remaining unsold open seats to military members the night of their performance. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Nicholas Pilch)

Jeff Hardy, a performer with World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc., performed at the North Charleston Coliseum Monday before boarding a Charleston C-17 to Ramstein Air Base, Germany, and on to Iraq. This is the fifth year World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc., and Armed Forces Entertainment have teamed together to bring entertainers overseas to visit military service members. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Nicholas Pilch)