Agenda Day 2

Agenda

8:50 am - 9:00 am CHAIR'S OPENING REMARKS


 

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Major General Glenn A. Dean

Program Executive Officer Ground Combat Systems
US Army

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Brigadier General Rory Crooks

Director Long Range Precision Fires Cross Functional Team, Army Futures Command
US Army

9:45 am - 10:15 am ENSURING READINESS THROUGH OPTIMIZED MUNITIONS MANAGEMENT

Mr. Nathan E. Hawley - Director for the Munitions & Logistics Readiness Center, Joint Munitions Command, US Army
  • Exploring recent innovation in munitions production, a look at new technologies and strategies  
  • Analyzing the current state of munitions stockpiling and distribution for the US Army 
  • Understanding future priorities, strategies for the Joint Munitions Command  

 

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Mr. Nathan E. Hawley

Director for the Munitions & Logistics Readiness Center, Joint Munitions Command
US Army

10:45 am - 11:15 am ASSURED ARMAMENTS REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE (AARA) FOR FIRE CONTROL: MODULE SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE TO SUPPORT RAPID SYSTEMS PROCUREMENT

Dave Musgrave - Chief Technology Officer for DEVCOM-AC’s Artillery Fire Control Systems Division, US Army
  • Overview of DEVCOM-AC’s Modular Open Systems Approach for future fire control system design  
  • Discussion of software reuse vs designing for modularity up front 
  • Discussion on how AARA can support rapid indirect fires procurement while maintaining US network interoperability 
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Dave Musgrave

Chief Technology Officer for DEVCOM-AC’s Artillery Fire Control Systems Division
US Army

11:15 am - 11:45 am COFFEE AND NETWORKING

11:45 am - 12:15 pm PANEL DISCUSSION: THE CRITICALITY OF CALLABORATION BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND MILITARY STAKEHOLDER TO GAIN AND MAINTAIN FIRES OVERMATCH

Paul Daniels - President, P. Daniels Consulting
Colonel Gregory M. Tomlin - Army Capability Manager for Division Artillery Formations, US Army
Cobb Laslie - Program Director, Howitzer Programs, Elbit Systems of America




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Paul Daniels

President
P. Daniels Consulting

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Colonel Gregory M. Tomlin

Army Capability Manager for Division Artillery Formations
US Army

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Cobb Laslie

Program Director, Howitzer Programs
Elbit Systems of America

  • Exploring strategies for successful acquisition and long-term management of space systems and missiles 
  • Strategies for acquisition and systems management as we look ahead at potential near-peer conflicts  
  • Incorporating innovative and advanced technologies for enhanced indirect fires capabilities  
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Colonel Guy Yelverton III

Deputy for Acquisition and System Management, PEO Missiles and Space (PEO M&S)
US Army

12:45 pm - 1:00 pm TACTICAL FIRES OVERMATCH: A SYSTEMS HOUSE APPROACH TO THE ARTILLERY ECOSYSTEM

Mr. Jon R. Milner - Director, Business Development – Weapon and Ammunition, American Rheinmetall Defense, Inc. Reston, Virginia


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Mr. Jon R. Milner

Director, Business Development – Weapon and Ammunition
American Rheinmetall Defense, Inc. Reston, Virginia

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm LUNCH AND NETWORKING

  • Modernization strategy for US Army and US Marine corps: key priorities provided by each of the service representatives 
  • Exploring innovative technologies, how they can enhance fire support systems and increase precision and lethality 
  • Fire support command and control: user centered design, utilizing cloud, AI, ML & data 
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Paul Daniels

President
P. Daniels Consulting

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Colonel Michael Englis

Army Capabilities Manager, Fires Center of Excellence at Fort Sill
US Army

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Colonel Tobias Bennett

Commander, 101st Airborne Division (DIVARTY)
US Army

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Lieutenant Colonel Timothy Godwin

Product Manager, Fire Support Command Control PEO C3T
US Army

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Lieutenant Colonel Joshua Faucett

Product Manager for Fire Support Systems
US Marine Corps

2:30 pm - 3:00 pm NORTHROP GRUMMAN: OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARTILLERY MANUFACTURING MODERNIZATION

Mr. Eric T. Axelson - NG Fellow - Missile Products, Northrop Grumman Defense Systems


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Mr. Eric T. Axelson

NG Fellow - Missile Products
Northrop Grumman Defense Systems

3:00 pm - 3:30 pm COFFEE AND NETWORKING

3:30 pm - 4:00 pm PEO MISSILES & SPACE: THE FUTURE OF MID AND LONG RANGE STRATEGIC INTEGRATED KINETIC EFFECTS

Mr. Bryan Cleve - Deputy Program Manager, TF STRIKE, PEO Missiles & Space, US Army
  • Hear about how the Army is fielding the Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon and Mid-Range Capability Weapon system to the Long-Range Fires Battalions over the next few years 
  • Understand how LRHW and MRC bring strategic kinetic fires into the Army’s portfolio for the first time in decades 
  • Explore the prototype weapons that are informing the future of long-range strike for the Army and the Joint Force 
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Mr. Bryan Cleve

Deputy Program Manager, TF STRIKE, PEO Missiles & Space
US Army

4:00 pm - 4:30 pm THE FUTURE OF FIRES THROUGH INFORMED ACQUISITION-INTELLIGENCE

Lieutenant Colonel Dana R. Lafarier - Fires Threat Integration Staff Officer (TISO), US Army

 

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Lieutenant Colonel Dana R. Lafarier

Fires Threat Integration Staff Officer (TISO)
US Army

  • Exploring allied nations priorities and strategies for indirect fire capability development, looking at modernization efforts  
  • Analyzing the role of current conflicts in fire capability assessment and needs 
  • Reflecting on unique challenges faced by the various nations represented, a look at the path forward 
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Paul Daniels

President
P. Daniels Consulting

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Lieutenant Colonel Dejan Sibilja

Artillery Capabilities Development Officer / General Staff SVN-A
Slovenian Armed Forces

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Lieutenant Colonel Y.J.G-E.N Leclerc-Desjardins

Commandant, The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery School (RCAS)
Canadian Armed Forces

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Brigadier General Viktor Kalnitski

Commandant, Estonian Defence Forces Military Academy
Estonian Defence Forces

5:15 pm - 5:45 pm CHAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS AND END OF CONFERENCE