The house has more than 40 special features to accommodate his disabilities. “Wider doorways so he can come through in a wheelchair, wider hallways, the only transition are the four doors to the outside,” said Homes for Our Troops CEO Brig. Gen. Tom Landwermeyer (Ret.)

There are no boundaries on the floor into the roll-in shower, which was specially-designed to be wheelchair-accessible. The controls are all electronic, the light switches and electrical outlets are the proper height. The kitchen has pull-down shelving and lowered countertops, and there’s a built-in electric generator. The master bedroom closet is also a special safe room. All four walls, the floor, and the ceiling are reinforced with concrete, and it has a heavy-duty steel door, in case of an emergency.