The current World War II field artillery tactics seem to be outdated, irrational and irrele¬vant on today’s battlefield. Therefore, the field artillery must continuously revise its tac¬tics and techniques in order to provide fire support to combat elements not only in today operations but also in the future. As a result, the operational planners should take into account the possibilities and limitations of field artillery guns beside other means such as fighter air¬crafts, sappers and special operation forces and creatively engage those in order to achieve the desired effects required whilst minimizing undesirable effects such as risks to the force and collateral damage.