In the spring of 1836, Mexican ruler Antonio Lopez de) led thousands of elite soldiers to besiege the Texas military fortress of the Alamo. Facing an unlikely war, fewer than 200 Texas civilians volunteered for the "future of their homeland." None of these fighters who fought was even a soldier, and their status, occupation and identity were varied, some were bankers, farmers, lawyers, some husbands, brothers, fathers, some tramps, dreamers and legends.
In "The Holy Trinity": young and feisty Lieutenant William Travis), hot-blooded boy James Bowie) and pioneering West legend David Crockett) under the command of stubborn resistance. After 13 days of defending, the isolated castle ran out of ammunition and food, and eventually the entire army was destroyed. These heroic Texas men sacrificed their lives for their faith and staged a tragic epic of heroic resistance.
Later, General Sam Houston) led a support force to arrive and repel the Mexican army, and Texas also officially declared its independence from Mexico.
