Remember The Alamo Re-enactment 2009

Alamo re-enactment of the siege from 1836, recorded on March 9, 2009 at the site of the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas.

[@Nefarioso]

A massive reenactment at Alamo Village in Brackettville is supposed to be in the works next year to celebrate the 175th anniversary of the Alamo.

[@2ndCorpsAnv]

Has anybody ever considered seeing if you could get special permission to do the Alamo Battle Reenactment at either The Alamo Village or the 2004 Movie set? That would be an awesome site to see.

[@sugar-freegummybears5534]

Always wanted to see this in person never have but it sure is on my bucket list

[@hunterwelder7466]

Crazyweirdgiraffe Life sadly my friend 2 years ago was the last one but there is always the la Bahia reenactment it’s located at mission la Bahia in goliad Texas I participate every year you should deffinetly come and watch its on march 30 and 31

[@stansell1]

Hey Jo, you can see me at exactly 4:00-4:01! We have The Battle of Goliad coming up on Saturday March 28th. We start at 9:am!

[@AlamoSentry]

Nice to see Paul kickin some arse! You see me as Bonham for a split second at 6:06, far right of the screen. Gray coat, white belt, white possibles bag.

[@jakej9779]

What is with all the percussion muskets?

[@genericname4739]

Turn of the Century in Firearms tech. While Flintlocks were still common and very much still in military service many civilians had thier guns sent to gunsmiths to be turned to cap locks. Even the first cap and ball revolver, the Colt Paterson was produced in 1836 and the percussion Cap was pioneered in the 1820s.

[@692ALBANNACH]

was there not a genuine piper at the original battle.

[@TexasSecessionist]

A great many of the men at the Alamo were Mexican (the term Hispanic means you are from Spain, La Española, and was not used until the 1970's when for some reason Mexicans no longer wished to be called Mexicans. The battle of the Alamo was fought as a Mexican Civil War against Santa Anna for appointing himself dictator and doing away with the constitution of 1824. The flag flying at the Alamo was the flag of Mexico with 1824 printed across it. Texas had not declared its independence yet.

[@el_chief_dannyboy]

MV Ray Not a Mexican Civil War! A TEXAN REVOLT FOR INDEPENDENCE! and Yes many defenders were Mexican ( Trejanos)

[@el_chief_dannyboy]

And Texas Declared its independence in 1865

[@joaquinflores3547]

Texans of Mexican decent in Texas call them selfs Tejanos

[@SnakeFang217]

Mexicanos al grito de guerra!

[@el_chief_dannyboy]

SerpensDeus COME AND TAKE IT! TEXAS FOREVER!

[@TheChris17ish]

im hispanic i don't care santa anna was a dicatator the texans were fighting in somthing they belive in not cause they were force they belive it was right

[@el_chief_dannyboy]

TheChris17ish the Texas Revolution was fought over dictatorship and harassment from Mexican rule

[@darthxerxes5468]

Thank you that idiot that spamming this comment section is the reason why you should wear condoms

[@petermmm42]

Godzilla had a stroke from reading this and ******* died

[@BardosHispanos]

Santa Anna's dictatorship was a pretext, the total time that Santa Anna was president was 6 years in his 11 periods, he was not a dictator, he was a stupid and arrogant man. The final objective was anexation to USA.

[@el_chief_dannyboy]

Ubaldo Gerardo Esparza Del Villar Santana was a Dictator that why Texas fought for there independence!

[@BardosHispanos]

Mexican civil war?

[@el_chief_dannyboy]

Ubaldo Gerardo Esparza Del Villar Nope not at all! It was a Texan Revolt against dictatorship!

[@cxarhomell5867]

DannyRamone78 - NO FUCKING DUH!

[@BardosHispanos]

Mexican civil war? that's ridiculous. That war was promoted by anglos since the begining. anglos living in Texas had arrived 10 yrs ago. None of anglo texans was born in Texas.

[@el_chief_dannyboy]

Ubaldo Gerardo Esparza Del Villar It wasn't a Civil War! IT WAS A TEXAN REVOLT! And many Anglos were native Texans who fought for Texas Independence!

[@cxarhomell5867]

DannyRamone78 - Fucking hell, was he responding to you?