American artillery during the interwar period

During the interwar period (1918-1939), American artillery underwent significant modernization and reorganization. Following World War I, the U.S. focused on improving artillery technology, emphasizing mechanization and mobile warfare. The introduction of more powerful guns, improved shells, and advancements in targeting systems enhanced artillery effectiveness. Additionally, the U.S. Army restructured its artillery units to support combined arms operations, integrating with infantry and armored forces. This period also saw the establishment of training programs and doctrines that emphasized rapid deployment and adaptability, laying the groundwork for artillery’s crucial role in World War II.