Each year, for their annual sporting clay tournament, the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) kindly asks Freedom Alliance to contribute a team of active, retired, or wounded military service members.
This is always a much-looked-forward-to event, which takes place in Queenstown, Maryland, at the Point at Pintail river plantation. This picturesque venue is composed of more than 25 shooting stations. This year, the climate was splendid and spirits were high.
We invited David, a lieutenant colonel retired from the Marine Corps, and Keniel, a soldier who is medically retired. Duncan joined us, as well, with his cousin Alex; Duncan is recovering from a leg amputation at Walter Reed Military Medical Center.
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The epitome of a perfect occasion for veterans combines outdoor recreation, camaraderie, a bit of competition or challenge, and a demonstration of gratitude for service to our country. In this way, the Capital Area Sporting Clay Shoot is an event that Freedom Alliance is proud to be a part of.