During the Texan War of Secession from Mexico, Fernández Castrillón served as Santa Anna's aide-de-camp, and was noted for his protests against Santa Anna's decision to immediately assault the Alamo.
He often argued against Santa Anna's decision to immediately assault the Alamo. During the Texan War of Secession from Mexico, Castrillón served as Santa Anna's aide-de-camp.
During the Texan War of Secession from Mexico, Castrillón served as Santa Anna's aide-de-camp. He often argued against Santa Anna's decision to immediately assault the Alamo.
During the Texan War of Secession from Mexico, Castrillón served as Santa Anna's aide-de-camp. He often argued against Santa Anna's decision to immediately assault the Alamo.