Integrity Wireline participates in fund raising event for veterans.

Some seven miles northwest of Stanton, Texas, stood these signs directing the way to Windwalker Farms, the sporting clays facility where Faces of Freedom took place Sept. 20.

This was our other ride for the day. This one's ours. The other was borrowed.

It takes a lot of effort. contributions, and volunteers to pull off an event like Faces of Freedom.

James McMath nails a clay for Integrity's team during the Faces of Freedom sporting clays tournament. James, who is a drilling supervisor for EOG Resources, was welcomed by the Integrity crew to join them for the occasion, along with a handful of other EOG professionals. Working together, the EOG and Integrity teams have turned on the tap on a huge number of Permian basin oil wells.

This rig, which is a real beauty, is one we borrowed from friends in the Graham, Texas, area.

Spent shotgun shells litter the ground at one of the shooting stations.

Gene Hearne shoots for Integrity's team.

Alex Richter, of EOG Resources, busts a clay.

The Gary Sinise Foundation was on hand for the occasion.

The posting of the colors (here they are being marched out of the pavilion) followed the blessing of the day's meal and preceded the singing of the national anthem.

Norman is a Freedom Service Dog.