Field Artillery

Field Artillery is a compelling anthology that spans the tactical and strategic depths of military operations, with a focus on the instrumental role of artillery in modern warfare. This collection presents a comprehensive exploration of artillery‘s evolution, techniques, and pivotal moments in contemporary history. The anthology masterfully balances detailed military analysis with reflections on the broader implications of artillery warfare, offering readers a diverse range of literary styles from technical reports to reflective essays. The works collectively illuminate the critical, yet often understated, role of artillery on the battlefield, adding significant depth and breadth to existing military literature. Curated by Major General David Ewing Ott, alongside contributions from the US Department of the Army, this anthology reflects the distinguished expertise and diverse perspectives of military practitioners and strategists. The authors‘ backgrounds in both historical engagements and contemporary military strategy offer readers unique insights into the practical and theoretical dimensions of artillery warfare. Aligning with historical and military movements, the collection presents an enriched tapestry of perspectives that reflect the complexities and challenges of field artillery operations across various contexts. Field Artillery is an essential resource that promises an educational journey through the multifaceted world of military operations. Scholars, military enthusiasts, and strategists alike will benefit from the carefully curated insights that facilitate a dialogue between past experiences and future innovations within artillery warfare. The rich array of perspectives provides not only an understanding of technical artillery operations but also fosters a broader discussion on its role and impact, making it an indispensable addition to any military studies collection.