Second Battle of the Alamo

The Second Battle of the Alamo was a bloody battle at the the Alamo in 2013, unlike the notorious Battle of the Alamo in 1836. When PELEG learned that a large group of violent Jewish Extremists were marching with heavy weaponry throught Texas and would soon reach the Alamo, they sent units of infantry members and asked former PELEG leader Sebastiano Rodriguez  to go and stop these extremists from harming innocent civilians.

Background
After the Jewish Extremists raided and murdered religous enemies in Houston, they moved west towards San Antonio. PELEG then decided to track their movements and saw they were heading towards The Alamo. Michael Borifino was nervous that they could cause major damage and asked his mentor, Sebastiano Rodriguez, to help him subdue these potential terrorists.

Dispatching agents from across the world to dispose of this threat, they moved towards San Antonio to meet the extremists head on and stop them before they could reach any more people. In the beginning of March, the two sides met each other and engaged in a brutal battle- the second at the notorious location...

The Battle
Once the two sides met on the Battlefield, PELEG soldiers (who were led by Rodriguez, Borifino and Shawn McMatthews) were immediately fired upon by the Jewish Extremists. Some soldiers retreated, the main PELEG operatives fired back and led the charge to stop the violent religious extremists.

PELEG was unable to bring in their heaviest firepower due to the distance from the locations they were being stored, but the soldiers did hold their own against massive fire from MG42s (a Nazi German Light Machine Gun in which it's gunners were yelling "The Nazis killed Jews with this gun, now it's our turn!") Mowing down many PELEG soldiers, Rodriguez took cover and started taking out gunners with his favorite weapon- a real life NERF Longshot CS-6. Casualties were coming on both sides and both sides were also growing nervous. The Jewish Extremists tried to increase the fear of their enemies by using flamethrowers to burn anything in their path. After a 6 minute barrage of fire, a knife was thrown into the flamethrower operator's forehead, killing him.

After this, both sides retreated, each claiming victory due to inflicting heavy damage on the enemy.

Legacy
PELEG considers this battle a draw, since they caused the extremists to retreat and not return to battle. But, the case could be made for a victory in favor of the Jewish Extremists. Either way, this was a brutal battle that caused many men on both sides to have their lives stolen from them and PELEG wishes this never had to happen...