During the 2017 Battle of Mosul, a Canadian JTF2 sniper team operating from a high-rise structure engaged an ISIS target at an unprecedented distance of 3,540 meters (3.5 kilometers). Verified by military experts and the Department of National Defence, the projectile was in the air for roughly ten seconds. This required immense calculations to account for bullet drop, wind, barometric pressure, and the Earth's curvature, placing Canada at the top of military marksmanship history.
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