The thesis explores the increasingly pivotal role of satellite technologies in modernizing artillery firing and military operations. It analyzes the integration of navigation and reconnaissance satellites into artillery operations, emphasizing their role in enhancing precision, speed, and the safety of military actions. By studying satellite orbits and trajectories, as well as different navigation systems such as GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, and BeiDou, the advantages and challenges of their application in military contexts are considered. Additionally, it investigates the impact of external factors on satellite operations, such as solar activity and geomagnetic storms. The application of technological innovations such as smart ammunition and the integration of satellite technologies into artillery units are also explored. In conclusion, the significant role of satellites in modern artillery and their unparalleled contribution to the efficiency and success of military operations are underscored.