Interwar Period Artillery History

The Interwar Period (1918-1939) saw significant advancements in artillery technology and tactics following World War I. Nations recognized the need for more mobile and effective artillery, leading to innovations such as self-propelled guns and improvements in range and accuracy. The focus shifted towards mechanized warfare, with artillery becoming integral to combined arms operations, supporting infantry and armored units. This era also witnessed the development of new munitions, including high-explosive and chemical rounds. By the time World War II began, these advancements had transformed artillery into a crucial element of military strategy and warfare.