Nashville explosion was near AT&T's hardened facility. That'd necessitate needing a fairly powerful bomb to damage. Wonder if this was part of the shadow war that's going on.
That debris field is ejecta from something blowing up underground, was the RV in an underground parking ramp?
AT&T switching facilities are all hardened structures designed for continuity of communications after nuclear war. A truck bomb on the street just wouldn't do it, it'd have to be underground to focus the blast.
So yes there is a parking ramp there, and yes, it's partially underground. I'm starting to think the RV is a red herring. Other bomb site photos show parts of the tunnels around the AT&T building blown out. Bomb was clearly underground.
https://www.google.com/maps/@36.1637191,-86.776347,3a,63.6y,240.52h,87.71t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1szp2cCEGex4ZAzhbn7DRMLA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192
Yeah, no. That's all an old central exchange. It might belong to bell south but there's no cell phone store there.
And why the hell would they censor that single spot on the whole entire spot?
Also curious is that reactivity placard on the wall.. 341 strikethrough W…
That means whatever is there is reactive to water (the w) and flammable as hell(4), not real healthy to be around(3), and slightly unstable. (1)