Outfit's name: (example; the Chicago outfit)
Outfit's origin: (how it came to be)
Money: (start with 7,900$ and use it to buy equipment and an HQ based on prices from 1932. Any cash you have left, put here. One helpful link: thepeoplehistory.com/1930s.html)
Headquarters addresses: (use the map [coming soon])
Vehicles: (again, make sure it's period and cost accurate)
Number of members: (you will have to equip and pay them)
Equipment: (guns, uniforms if you want, etc.)

Leader: (the person you'll play as. Include a picture if you can.)
Leader backstory: (how did you get here?)
Leader equipment: (this will also have to come out of your money.)

Outfit name: The De Vegas Family
Outfit origin: Although the 'Big Five' families in New York are by far and away the most famous American-Europeans in the criminal business, there are many others, from Seattle to Boston and everywhere in between. The De Vegas family is actually an offshoot from the famous Genovese family in New York; the founding member, James de Vegas, a capo in the organisation, was angry at the way the family was being run. Because of this, he left the city, along with a briefcase full of money, only to settle down in Chigao and set up another family. Whilst James is long since dead, having been killed by the family he stole so much from, his legacy has survived, and now the De Vegas are a well-established Chicago mob family.
Vehicles:
Number of members: A large amount, although only around 15 or so are 'official' members, and as such on the payroll and equipped at the family's expense.
Uniforms: Although it's not required for any member to wear anything, dressing smartly is practicaly a requirement, even for the few females in the organisation. Equipment wise, the gang is never really short of gear. The most dangerous weapon they have is a German-made MG32 HMG, smuggled in from Germany, although it is rare to ever see the gang with this. Most of the gang is armed with Enfield No.2's and Beretta semi-automatics, although a number of BAR guns, M1 Thompsons, double-barrelled and over-and-under shotguns, and even bolt-action rifles. Batons, knuckledusters, bats, switch knives and the like are also common.