Analyzes the roles and needs for artillery in wartime and peace, through the lens of France, Germany, and other participants, in World War I and afterwards.

Typed translation, doesn't contain the sketches noted on the title page. "Translated in Military Intelligence Division (6) by W.A., 4/11/27"--Stamped/handwritten on title page. Original publication information: "Paris. Berger - Levrault, editors. 136 Boulevard Saint-Germain (VIe). 1923."--Bottom of title page.

First partThe role of artillery in the war of 1914-1918 -- Situation in the beginning -- Artillery during the war -- French artillery at the moment of the armistice -- Evolution of German artillery during the war -- Second part Artillery necessary for the war -- Materiel. System of artillery necessary for tactical missions -- Qualities which a materiel must have -- Use of artillery -- Problem of quantity and equilibrium of arms -- Organization and command -- Third part Artillery necessary in peacetime -- Artillery of original outfit -- Technical studies -- Industrial mobilization -- Organization and execution of mobilization and instruction -- Part IV Balance on 1922 -- What was done in France and in foreign countries after the war -- Conclusion.