The army cannot be maintained, moved, fed, equipped, or conduct combat operations without well-organized logistical support. Managing the army even in peacetime conditions is expensive and complex, and conducting an armed conflict is especially complex and requires a high level of organization and planning, i.e. good logistical support. In a significant number of armed conflicts in the world, logistical support was crucial for the victory of one of the warring parties. Information technology plays a key role in increasing the efficiency of military logistics, both in peacetime and wartime conditions. Radio frequency identification (RFID) is a wireless and contactless technology created in military laboratories. It is a technology that uses radio frequency waves to exchange information between portable devices/memory and computers. It facilitates the tracking, surveillance and identification of specific products, such as weapons. However, there are also numerous doubts about the use of such technology in military logistics, primarily regarding the possible security threat but also the price of the technology. The research subject of this Undergraduate Final Thesis is, as the title says, to analyze the possibilities of applying RFID technology in modern military logistics. In order to get an overview of the possibility of applying RFID technology in military logistics, first of all primary data sources - books, as well as secondary sources that include relevant data sources that can be collected on the Internet - are investigated. By analyzing the available literature and sources available on the Internet, it was concluded that the application of RFID technology in modern military logistics is purposeful, that is, that the quality of the military logistics system can be improved by applying this technology.