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Alamo Sentry.com

		One crowded hour of glorious life, is worth an age without a name. Male 21 years old Florida United States Last Login: 5/5/2009
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General	Creator and Administrator: Wade Dillon Content Contributor: Greg Caggiano Contributing Writer: Jeffrey Dane Correspondent: Dale (valerojoe) Moderators: alamo54us Wolfpack Sarah MArtin Victoria Reynolds www.alamosentry.com
Music	Dmitri Tiomkin, Carter Burwell, Keith Kubena, Joe Basquez, and so many others!
Heroes	The men on both sides of the conflict, who gave their lives for Texas Independence.

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Status:	In a Relationship
Here for:	Networking, Friends
Zodiac Sign:	Libra
Occupation:	Student, Artist, Alamo Enthusiast

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About me:
Alamo Sentry was created back in 2003 by Wade Dillon and is dedicated to the popular culture of the Alamo, as well as its history. The purpose of this website and message board community is for all of those with a passion or interest in the subject to gather and discuss the many films, legends, facts, and controversies that revolve around the Shrine of Texas Independence. This is a place where all voices and opinions may be heard. And most importantly, for us all to Remember the Alamo! Please, visit the website at: www.alamosentry.com ADD BACKLINK HERE

Who I'd like to meet:
Gary Zaboly, Patrick Wilson, Jason Patric, John Lee Hancock, and many others!

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~Deborah~Live Laugh and Love~	Mar 18 2009 3:03 AM Thanks for accepting my request have a great week
Montana	Feb 1 2009 2:42 AM I will make my first visit to the Alamo on Feb 13, I am looking forward to visiting the place where my ancestor Jacob Darst fought so bravely
Chronicle of the Old West	Jan 6 2009 11:25 AM
TEXAS RANGER	Dec 17 2008 9:29 PM
The Rainmaker	Dec 15 2008 11:30 PM I didn't get to go to Bejar. I had to attend this hunter education event. I heard it was great though.
kip	Dec 11 2008 11:14 PM Howdy and welcome to you Friend
Tejas Brothers	Dec 11 2008 9:38 AM Great site! Thanks for having us here. Hope you enjoy the tunes. Dave
Dream Angel	Dec 3 2008 8:07 PM "Concerned 'bout what, Sir?" Remember the Alamo!
Martin	Nov 29 2008 4:33 PM Hey Wade, This painting was done by the famous Civil War artist Don Troiani which was published in his book titled "Soldiers in America". The painting is based on the visual account of Rueben Potter seeing the Mexican Army retreating from the battle of San Jacinto near San Antonio in 1836. Like most armies of the period every soldier (in theory) was suppose to receive a white fatigue jacket and pants for work and offduty. Also take into account the weather in south Texas during late April or early May would start to get very hot and many soldiers would not want to be wearing heavy wool. During battle most soldiers would be wearing their dress wool jackets(Santa Anna ordered them to be worn at the onset of the Alamo battle) if they had them but with the state of the Mexican army at this time it is very likely that at the Alamo and San Jacinto that a few soldiers were wearing their fatigue uniforms. Especially when the Texians rushed the barricades at San Jacinto since the Mexican army had retired from the field for the day and everyone was practically at siesta. The Mexican army would not have marched to San Antonio in their full dress uniform. They were also suppose to get a blue linen udress uniform with red facings, so they either wore this uniform or the white fatigue.
Angie	Nov 28 2008 2:03 PM Thanks for the add...Happy Holidays!
Taylor	Nov 28 2008 5:33 AM Yeah I remember you. I took a look at your photos as well. Good stuff. Maybe next year we will have enough Soldados and I will get to be a Texian again! See you in March!
hawaiian	Nov 27 2008 7:51 AM yes thats his dad edwardo
hawaiian	Nov 27 2008 7:14 AM His name id eddie teniente very good friend of mine
Ben...Caricature Artist in Las Vegas	Oct 28 2008 12:27 PM LOVE your site! Ben
Two-bit Dandy	Oct 18 2008 9:42 PM Remember the Alamo!
FELIPE	Oct 8 2008 11:51 PM GREAT TO SEE YA WADE, ITS BEEN A WHILE? THANKS FOR THE FRIEND AD, RESPECTS, felipe
Joe Basquez	Oct 15 2008 11:51 PM Wade! Good to hear from you. Glad to see the Alamo Sentry still guards the mission!
Himself	Sep 19 2008 1:31 PM Thanks for the add pilgrim! One of my favorite flags is the Gonzalez Flag "Come and Take it"

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