Blue Collar Boys

About
The Blue Collar Boys (BCB), is a paramilitary group located in Miami, Florida during the unrest and rise in crime in the 1980s. The militia is made up of steel mill workers in the area, with the purpose of fighting the rampant corruption and tyranny in what they believe is their city.



Origins
Due to unfair treatment and constant mistreatment by local gangs and police, a group of factory workers and other blue collar workers began arming themselves to defend their territories in northern Miami. With little money and less than idea ways of transportation, the group found little success and soon met a new enemy. Japanese and Italian mafias in the area continued to pummel the militia, only strengthening their resolve and hitting the morale of the poor workers.

Government Intervention
Eventually, an anonymous government official in Miami reached out to the group in support of their cause, and in hopes of suppression their common enemies. The active members were offered $2,000,000 USD for vehicles and weaponry.

The group soon invested in guns such as the M16, an automatic shoulder fired rifle, chambered in 556. The Remington 870 pump-action shotguns, and other various equipment was used such as MP5s and pistols. They also bought new vehicles modified for performance and handling, such as black 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ60's and 1979 Chevrolet K30's pickups.

The group also caught the attention of the Statesmen Militia and offered additional manpower. They soon became the primary land force for the Florida region.

Engagements
After the support of their new-found allies, the Blue Collar Boys slowly began turning the tide against their adversaries. Substantial manpower and firearms allowed massed frontal attacks and sieges to be possible, as they often preferred to take over the resort hotel and mansions in the area. From then on, the Yakuza and BCB became closer in equal match, constantly engaging each other with no decisive victors.