CONFERENCE DAY TWO | OCTOBER 30

Main Track

8:00 am - 8:55 am MORNING COFEE & REGISTRATION


img

Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Anthony J. Rock

Inspector General U.S. Air Force (2016 –2017)
US Air Force

  • Ways the AF is currently using synthetic training to support readiness 
  • Criticality of developing interoperable and cyber complaint training systems 
  • What are the emerging M&S related technologies the AF seeks to leverage in the future 


img

Major General Clark Quinn

Deputy Commander for Air Education and Training Command (AETC)
US Air Force

img

Brigadier General Travolis Simmons

Director of Training and Readiness, Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations at Headquarters U.S. Air Force, the Pentagon
US Air Force

img

Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Anthony J. Rock

Inspector General U.S. Air Force (2016 –2017)
US Air Force

  • How Pilot Training Transformation is integrating AI into its operations 
  • Increasing data availability to create more accurate training scenarios 
  • Upskilling the Department of the Navy in order to implement more AI solutions 


img

Dr. Randal Cole

Chief Data and AI Officer (Acting), DON OCIO
US Navy

img

Brian Kirk

Deputy A5T Pilot Training Transformation (CTO)
US Air Force

img

Michael Fetkyo

CEO
iPerformX

img

Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Anthony J. Rock

Inspector General U.S. Air Force (2016 –2017)
US Air Force

10:00 am - 10:30 am Solving the Chronic Pilot Training Shortage with Red 6's Advanced Tactical Augmented Reality System (ATARS)

Kevin Huyck - Chief Operating Officer, Red6
  • The solution to the chronic pilot training shortage lies in accessing realistic and representative capabilities in the synthetic training environment 
  • Red 6 ATARS (Advanced Tactical Augmented Reality System) optimizes live flying by activating WVR capabilities, completing the LVC ecosystem 
  • Leveraging the complete LVC ecosystem with ATARS, creates consistent results within the constraints of available time, budget, and manpower is now possible 
img

Kevin Huyck

Chief Operating Officer
Red6

  • Understanding how predictive AI can help solve the pilot shortage and create personalized curriculums 
  • Discussing how to collect data to create proper training platforms 
  • Differentiating the AI needs of the military from popular open AI platforms 
  • Determining how synthetic training and live flying mix 




img

Michael Fetkyo

CEO
iPerformX

img

Christoph van Eupen

Head of Grob Training Systems
Grob Aircraft

img

Steve Roemerman

CEO and Chairman
Lone Star Analysis

img

Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Anthony J. Rock

Inspector General U.S. Air Force (2016 –2017)
US Air Force

11:00 am - 11:30 am NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK IN THE EXHIBITION HALL

11:30 am - 12:00 pm ADVANING MILITARY FLIGHT TRAINING WITH TEXTRON AVIATION AND LEONARDO

Steve Helmer - Flight Test and Demonstration Pilot, Textron Aviation Defense
  • How the Textron and Leonardo partnership advances military flight training 
  • Overcoming one-size-fits-all training methodologies 
  • M-346 ITS value propositions 


img

Steve Helmer

Flight Test and Demonstration Pilot
Textron Aviation Defense

  • How the Naval Test Pilot School integrates AI into its training initiatives 
  • Defining success and real case scenarios of AI in the Air Force 
  • Executions in artificial intelligence algorithms using the X-62A VISTA aircraft as part of DARPA’s Air Combat Evolution (ACE) program 


img

Matthew Muha

Director of Autonomy Capability (ACT3) Team, Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL),
US Air Force

img

Commander Jacob King

Executive Officer, Naval Test Pilot School
US Navy

img

Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Anthony J. Rock

Inspector General U.S. Air Force (2016 –2017)
US Air Force

12:30 pm - 12:50 pm DATA-DRIVEN TRAINING ANALYTICS – FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FROM 10 YEARS OF APPLIED RESEARCH

Jason Velivlis - Senior Warfare Analyst, 2 Circle
  • An analytical approach to defining how much live flight training is required 
  • The “right” mix of live and virtual training 
  • Measuring the transfer of training and forecasting combat capability 
  • RAPID – the means to apply performance-based training at an enterprise level and implement data-driven training and readiness 
img

Jason Velivlis

Senior Warfare Analyst
2 Circle

12:50 pm - 1:50 pm LUNCH AND NETWORKING




img

Travis "Flak" Willis

International Business Development
Boeing Defense, Space & Security

2:20 pm - 2:50 pm CREATING INTEROPERABILITY WITH SYNTHETIC ENVIRONMENTS ACROSS THE AIR FORCE

Kevin Huyck - Chief Operating Officer, Red6
  • How the Air Force is trying to create a hardware-agnostic virtual training systems 
  • The process for gathering requirements to integrate software into SW containers 
  • Identifying a new software licensing model for the Air Force 
img

Kevin Huyck

Chief Operating Officer
Red6

  • Understanding the future of requirement building 
  • How industry can help improve ground training to maximize time spent in the air 
  • The evolution of pilot training and what needs to change vs what needs to stay the same 


img

Colonel Peter Lee

Commander, 12th Flying Training Wing
US Air Force

img

Commander Ryan Pineda

Commanding Officer, VT-28, CNATRA
US Navy

img

Lieutenant Colonel Robert Buckley

Chief of Curriculum, 19AF/A5
US Air Force

img

Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Anthony J. Rock

Inspector General U.S. Air Force (2016 –2017)
US Air Force

3:20 pm - 3:50 pm NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK IN THE EXHIBITION HALL

3:50 pm - 4:20 pm AIR FORCE CYBERSECURITY POLICY AND REQUIREMENTS FOR OPERATIONAL TRAINING

  • Understand best practices for introducing new technology services to the Air Force 
  • Learn about the cybersecurity red flags the Air Force looks for 
  • Discover how to fasten the process for testing software through the Joint Integrated Testing Center 
  • Risk management and mitigation for aviation training and operations 
  • The importance of reinforcing spatial disorientation 
  • Modernization of Army aviation including the Future Vertical Lift (FVL) portfolio, investing in research and development of to expand and accelerate the Army’s unmanned aerial reconnaissance 4 capability and the Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft and research and development efforts 
img

Colonel Richard Tucker

Chief of Staff, United States Army Aviation Center of Excellence
US Army

  • Early lessons from the transition from the TH-57 to the TH-73 
  • Understanding the sustainment needs of the Apache program 
  • Why synthetic environments are more helpful for maintenance training than pilot training 
img

Captain Duane Whitmer

Program Manager PMA–273
US Navy

img

Colonel Daniel Thetford

Project Manager, Apache Attack Helicopter Program
US Army

img

Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Anthony J. Rock

Inspector General U.S. Air Force (2016 –2017)
US Air Force

5:50 pm - 6:05 pm CHAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS AND END OF CONFERENCE