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U. S. Marine Corps Reserve Staff Sgt. Gonzalo Cano, a Food Service Specialist with 3rd Battalion, 24th Marines out of St. Louis Mo., helps the Veterans Affairs Boston Health Care System, West Roxbury Campus flush the contaminated water out of all of the sinks after 3 days of non-use due to a major water main break in Boston, Mass., on May 4, 2010. Cano, a 27 year old Chicago native, was one of several Marines volunteering at the local Veterans Affairs Medical Centers in support of Marine Week Boston. Marine Week Boston provides an opportunity to increas public awareness of the Marine Corps' value to our nation's defense and to preserve and mature the Corps' relationship with the American people.
100503-M-6993C-041.jpg Photo By: Lance Cpl. Natasha J. Combs

May 4, 2010
BOSTON, Mass - U. S. Marine Corps Reserve Staff Sgt. Gonzalo Cano, a Food Service Specialist with 3rd Battalion, 24th Marines out of St. Louis Mo., helps the Veterans Affairs Boston Health Care System, West Roxbury Campus flush the contaminated water out of all of the sinks after 3 days of non-use due to a major water main break in Boston, Mass., on May 4, 2010. Cano, a 27 year old Chicago native, was one of several Marines volunteering at the local Veterans Affairs Medical Centers in support of Marine Week Boston. Marine Week Boston provides an opportunity to increas public awareness of the Marine Corps' value to our nation's defense and to preserve and mature the Corps' relationship with the American people.


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