The various features wars from the point of view of domestic and foreign experts have been gathered in 15 categories, and with the studies conducted, eight key components in future wars will be of great use in engineer missions, which include: speed of action, the extent of the battlefield, innovation, reliance on New technologies, having intelligent guidance systems, high destruction power, high speed of information rotation, reliance on expert and professional force have been counted. The type of current research is applied and its method is a direct investigation of correlation with the method of collecting information in the field and library. The method of collecting information from the elites was in the form of interviews, and interviews were conducted with all members of the society, and in the officers' section, the average sample of the Cochran formula and Morgan's table was 106 of the 150 members of the community who participated in the designed questionnaire (with a range of Likert options). Qualitative data analysis was done with content analysis methodology (thematic) and quantitative analysis, with statistical techniques based on structural equation modeling method with partial least squares approach and using Smart-Pls3 software. The findings of this research, by directly examining the correlation between the knowledge needs of future wars and training in combat engineering, showed that the average value of the correlation was 2.9, which is lower than the average value (3). Therefore, the combat engineering training programs are not very suitable with the knowledge needs of future wars