Custer at the Alamo

Knowing his people face a bleak future on the reservations, Chief Sitting Bull prays to the Great Spirit for a different path. The Great Spirit's answer is to send General George Custer and the Seventh Cavalry 40 years into the past, where they become involved in the Texas Revolution of 1836. On their journey, George and his brother, Thomas Custer (twice winner of the Medal of Honor), rescue a family of Indians, including a mysterious six-year-old boy named Slow. At first, it’s not clear where they are, or even when, but gradually the Seventh Cavalry learns they are in Texas where the colonists are fighting the Mexican dictator, General Antonio López de Santa Anna. Needing to know more, Custer rides into the Alamo, meeting Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, and William Barrett Travis. Custer believes defending the Alamo may be his greatest moment of glory, but he soon learns that this war for freedom will prove far more complicated.