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Apr 5, 2005

Maj. Mike J. Corrado leads a platoon of 32 Marines Nov. 10, to the Leavenworth, Kan., home of Staff Sgt. Daniel Gilyeat, a wounded Iraqi War veteran who served with the 24th Marine Regiment. The platoon served as part of a filmed ceremony for Gilyeat's feature on the hit show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," where his home was remodeled free of charge. The platoon was a mere fraction of the community there to honor Gilyeat.

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Maj. Mike J. Corrado leads a platoon of 32 Marines Nov. 10, to the Leavenworth, Kan., home of Staff Sgt. Daniel Gilyeat, a wounded Iraqi War veteran who served with the 24th Marine Regiment. The platoon served as part of a filmed ceremony for Gilyeat's feature on the hit show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," where his home was remodeled free of charge. The platoon was a mere fraction of the community there to honor Gilyeat.
050405-M-0000A-007.jpg Photo By: Lance Cpl. Bryan Eberly

Apr 5, 2005
Maj. Mike J. Corrado leads a platoon of 32 Marines Nov. 10, to the Leavenworth, Kan., home of Staff Sgt. Daniel Gilyeat, a wounded Iraqi War veteran who served with the 24th Marine Regiment. The platoon served as part of a filmed ceremony for Gilyeat's feature on the hit show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," where his home was remodeled free of charge. The platoon was a mere fraction of the community there to honor Gilyeat.


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