GPS guided artillery

GPS-guided artillery involves using satellite navigation systems (GPS) to improve the accuracy of artillery shells. Traditional shells rely on skilled calculations and manual aiming, which can be affected by environmental factors. With GPS guidance, shells contain small navigation units that receive satellite signals during flight, enabling them to adjust their trajectory in real-time toward the target. This technology allows for precise strikes, reducing collateral damage and increasing effectiveness. Essentially, GPS-guided artillery combines advanced positioning technology with traditional artillery, delivering powerful munitions with high accuracy over long distances.