This is why Trump is the ultimate solution provider, he hears, analyzes, and resolves; and at the same time, if you haven't noticed, provides justice. Think about those that fired that guy. Amen.
Q Team: (Critical Warning)
Who is referred to as "Lion of God" which is what Ariel means? And what assignment does Ariel have? This assignment was already planned. Is there a Trump rally in 8 hours? This could be a death threat too for PDJT.
Blue Shell = Democrat Corporation or Mil Shell
White Top of Shell = Something white falling through the crack. White Phosphorus?
Life is a Beach
Shell Stands against the "Deck"
What if this is comms to launch a white phosphorus shell to the deck of Trump's next rally, thereby killing everyone. Life is a Beach. Right.
The shell had a specific white top and placed on the crack, as a white shell fell through the crack of the post meaning someone on a military post lost a white phosphorus shell and it fell through the crack, life is a beach.
Based on the search results, here are the notable distances related to howitzer shells:
The U.S. Army’s current howitzers (M-777 and M-109) fire normal shells up to 14 miles (22.5 km) and rocket-assisted shells up to 19 miles (30.6 km) [1].
The M198 howitzer can fire an M107 projectile up to 18.5 km (11.5 mi) using M4A2 “White Bag” propellant [2].
The Extended Range Cannon Artillery (ERCA) system, a new technology, has achieved a record distance of 43 miles (69.2 km) in a recent test, firing a precision-guided shell [3].
The Russian 2S35 “Koalitsiya” self-propelled howitzer has a reported range of 40-80 kilometers (24.9-49.7 miles), with some estimates suggesting it could reach 100 kilometers (62.1 miles) with precision-guided shells [3].
The M107 projectile is being superseded in the US military by the M795, which has a slightly longer range [2].
Overall, the distances achieved by howitzer shells vary depending on the type of shell, propellant, and technology used. The ERCA system has set a new record for the U.S. Army, while the Russian 2S35 howitzer has reportedly achieved longer ranges.
References:
[1] “How Far Can U.S. Artillery Shoot?” (November 21, 2021) [2] “M107 projectile” (June 03, 2024) [3] “The Army’s New Howitzer Just Hit a Target 43 Miles Away. On the Nose.” (August 02, 2024)