Puerta de Isabel

Fort Luna is part of a series of fortifications the renowned General Luna has planned to halt the American advance in the Philippines. As Filipino patriots work to complete the chain of defenses, Puerta de Isabel stands isolated far from the mainland. Holding a strategic position, the fort is under siege by both Spanish and American soldiers eager to capture it. Though cut off from reinforcements, the fort's defenders valiantly resist repeated assaults. Their isolated stand threatens to disrupt the American war plans by diverting forces from the main campaign against Luna's defenses. The lonely garrison at Puerta de Isabel thus plays an outsized role in the outcome of the conflict. Their remote outpost is a key chess piece in the war of attrition between Filipino patriots and the foreign powers.