bravery. Their adopting nation, the United States, had left them in the cold by not sending communication or reinforcements. The Mexican army had surrounded their fort for days, leaving their food supplies low. Most of the men at the Alamo were malnutritioned, sleep-deprived, weak, and emotionally unstable facing the huge prospect of death. They had to know that the odds were highly against their cause because of the large amount of Mexican troops. The Mexican soldiers also had ample ammunition, thought-out strategies, and the support of strong leaders such as Santa Anna, the president of Mexico at the time. Even the Mexican story versions of the Alamo battle describe the courage of the Texan men. When faced with death, they kept shooting and defending the huge brick fort, no matter what may come to them at any moment. Travis was also highly respected by the Mexican description because of his determined loyalty to protect and maintain the American fort. The documentaries of the battle had to know of the lege

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