2 years 10 weeks ago, 3:23 PM
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Recognize this?
I've seen a few people that have uploaded this or a variant. Do y'all know what this flag represents?
(hint: It's a Texas thing) "I don't think Hank done it this way" - Waylon |
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Reaper308
from the TX/Mex war... click on my profile and you'll see a newer version with a scar on the right side
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BTW, I like the updated one w/ the rifle.
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It was from the Battle of Gonzales, the first action in the War of Independence for the Republic of Texas. Mexico wanted a cannon they provided to the town returned as relations were breaking down between Mexico and the American settlers in Texas. The militia of Gonzales created this flag to let the Mexican troops sent to obtain the cannon be aware of their position.
It's kind of the Gadsden Flag for Texas.