One, long building stuffed to the brink with several sets of tables and chairs; this is known, to the ones who stay here, as the dining hall. It is required all of the military individuals report in here each morning for breakfast, as well for lunch and dinner. The food isn't as good as the food you may find in Amarillo, but it's good-quality nonetheless.

A set of cabin-like rooms line the back of the great wall, and are set up so three men share a room, unless you're lucky or numbers are low. There's three beds per room, as well as a single dresser to be shared; so, yes, these are rather quaint living quarters. However, they're clean, and seeing as the ones staying here spend little time indoors, they work just fine.

Behind several of the rattier buildings within Fort Stockton sits a fairly large, mostly untouched area, of which is full with dying grasses and desert shrubs. Often, soldiers can be seen messing around with a ball out here, playing football or soccer, as though it's not very well kept, majority of the people here don't give a care to that fact.