Standing before hundreds of Rebels, Jonathan stood above them all. It was a bright day, a day celebrated by the American people of their “Liberation.” No, that day was July, 4th. This was a day of oppression by the Nazi bastards. A dark day, implemented by the Fascist, patting themselves on the back, lying to their conquered subjects that this was what Liberty looked like. Nazism, and Liberty, were unworkable. “Today, is the day we strike out against the Nazis! We have been chained, and oppressed for too long! The United States is not theirs, but ours! It is our duty, as Sons of LIBERTY to remind the people of the USA what our founding fathers wanted! It wasn’t this! This nation was “conceived in Liberty, and DEDICATED to the Proposition that ALL men were created equal!” The Nazi Bastards have shit all over that, and thus the government “of, by, and for the People” has gone into the darkness. A Darkness we cannot allow it to remain in. You all know what we must do today!” He raised his fist, within it he clenched a MK 111 Assault RIfle.
A crowd of similarly armed fists raised, the faces holding them masked, and all in what could be called a “uniform” of the Rebellion. Hooded with various black bullet vests, black masks and cargo pants. There were some using American Flags as bandanas and masks, however for the most part it was uniform. In theme at least. The men and Women of the Sons of Liberty began to get to work, packing the weapons and explosives they would be needing. Most explosives, including C4, would be spared to the larger assault force who would be heading towards the base with supplies. Of course, they would also be doing the dirtier work where they planned to “Wipe the Base Clean” if you will. They planned to take some prisoners, but they wouldn’t be staying inside the city, and probably wouldn’t be returning. They would be given to the larger SoL network of operations, where they can be bargained as they pleased.
As the Sons of Liberty readied, they began heading out to get into position. Jonathan had head out with the 60 or so operators heading to the parade to get into position. Meanwhile he would be heading to the larger operation to hit the Nazi Base outside the city. It would be a fast endeavour, killing the Nazis would be the easiest thing they did all day. What happened after would be tricker. They had the plans and such to help make sure they would know the stores, the most opportune time to hit them, and Necessity of getting the equipment out and into their transport vehicles. An “In and out, 20 minute adventure” as Jonathan had phrased it. It would be one hell of a show, he had to say that. As he watched people begin to in groups pull out in secret from the Warehouse, he sat in his “office” looking down at all the people moving. He sat in his chair, only 19 years old, and leading a what could be considered “military” operation. He’d stolen some German Cadets books on the arts of war, and twisted it to fit his needs. He looked at the 48 stared US flag, hanging from a wall in the office. The only “personal” item he allowed in the office. It reminded him every day why they were fighting. He then took out a picture of from his wallet, a picture of Billie-Jean, and it served as an reminder of why he fought as well. It was going to be a long day……