I can definitely argue with your logic.

Do you really believe it's normal for the military to be Tweeting shit about Quantum anything and Q-Day?

(Before you answer the above question, keep in mind the military is obviously aware there's a group of people the MSM refers to as QAnon which believes the military is in control. You think maybe they'd keep that shit to themselves or come up with a different name?)

Furthermore, what is Q-Day? Do you have an official definition of what that means?

I do.

Q-Day is the day all members of the Air Force have access to quantum technology.

What exactly does that mean, though? It's pretty vague.

Entanglement, superposition and coherence are the key quantum physics concepts you'll need to wrap your head around in order to understand quantum computing but it still doesn't describe what the goal is to achieve "access to quantum technology."

I don't necessarily disagree with your main point. It's definitely a reference to Quantum, but that is the reason the military gives if questioned about the Tweets.

Many of these Tweets from our military (all branches) have timestamps that match up with Q Drops and just happen to be on the same topic and/or quote directly from the Q Drops in question.

It's sometimes like Transformers, more than meets the eye.

But when you're a white handshake, some decorum is required in order to not get shit on.