Future artillery middle east 2010 updated final brochure

SUPPOrTED By:• Middle Eastern military officers go FREE! Contact us for further information• International military and industry delegates: save up to £150 when you register and pay before 3rd September 2010two-day conFerence: 2nd-3rd november 2010 Featuring high-level Post-conFerence interactive workshoP: brieFings including:4th november 2010 Brigadier General Mufareh Al Tarawneh, Deputy location: Le meridien, AmmAn, JordAn Managing Director, King Abdul ah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB)Future artillery Brigadier General Mohammad Khalil Banni Younes, Director of Royal Artil ery Directorate, Jordanian Armed ForcesMiddle east will Major General David Halverson, Commanding General US Fires Centre of Excel ence and Fort Sil , deliver:US ArmyLieutenant General (Ret.) Nasser Al-Farsi, Former Artil ery Commander, Kuwaiti Armed Forces A cross-section of detailed presentations, specifically tailored Major General Peter M. Vangjel, Deputy Commanding General, Third Army/ for the Middle Eastern market, examining the most advanced US Army Central artillery technologies and tactics, with full Arabic-English Major General (P) Genaro Dellarocco, Program translation throughout the conferenceExecutive Officer, PEO Missiles & Space, US Army Brigadier General Jonathan A Maddux, Host nation presentations from the Jordanian Armed Program Executive Officer, PEO Ammunition, Forces and the King Abdullah II Design and Development US Army Bureau (KADDB)Lieutenant Colonel Yahia Zweiri, Head of Design and Development Department, King Abdul ah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB), Jordan An in-depth review of precision ammunition capabilities Lieutenant Colonel Eddie Grace, with presentations from the US Army’s Program Executive Office SO1 Strike, HQ Director Royal Artil ery Missiles & Space and Program Executive Office Ammunition Major General (Ret.) Dr Ahmed Abdel Halim, Egyptian Council of Foreign Affairs insights into how advanced artillery equipment and Lieutenant Colonel Mendes Dias, Deputy technology can be exploited to maximum effect through Commander, Portuguese Army Artil ery School effective force transformation strategies Brigadier General Gurmeet Kanwal, Director, Centre for Land Warfare Studies (CLAWS), IndiaMohamed Gaballa, Security Analyst, Policies “A unique opportunity for the Middle Eastern Artil ery community to gather with some Committee NDPof the best informed experts from the international community to share their experiences Major General (Ret.) Anukul Chandra, Former and insights and learn about the world’s most advanced technologies to progress Middle Additional Director General (Equipment Management), Army HQ, Indian ArmyEastern defence and security”Christopher Foss, International Armour and MOHAMED GABAllA, SeCurity AnALySt, PoLiCieS Committee ndPArtil ery Expert Lieutenant Colonel Manfred Dietmar Felber, ASSoCiAte SPonSorShoSt nAtion Plans & Concepts, Transformation, Army Office, FeAtured eXhibitorSPonSor:German Ministry of DefenceJay Annis, Director, PGK Business Development, ATKLeAFLet SPonSorGeneral (Ret.) Kevin Byrnes, Vice President, Raytheon Missile SystemsmediA Major General (Ret.) Charlie Cartwright, Vice PArtnerSPresident of Programs, Command and Control Systems, Raytheon Network Centric Systems (NCS)Major General (Ret.) Lee Baxter, Senior Advisor, Smiths DetectionTel: +44 (0) 207 368 9300Email: enquire@defenceiq.comFax: +44 (0) 207 368 9301 www.FutureartilleryMe.coMwww.FutureartilleryMe.coMMAIn COnFErEnCE DAy OnE: TUESDAy 2nD nOvEMBEr 2010 07.30 networking breakFast and 12.45 artillery c4i: bringing artillery into the conFerence registration network to oPtiMise Fire suPPort assets Synchronizing and integrating all available fire support 08.30 conFerence inauguration attack resources08.45 chairMan’s introductory address: Increasing tactical effect by matching fire support Future artillery technologies and trends systems against high payoff targets An overview of current Artil ery systems and trends: BrIGADIEr GEnErAl GUrMEET KAnwAl, Director, Weapon delivery systems, munitions, sensors and fire control Centre for Land Warfare Studies (CLAWS), India Adapting systems developed for the international market for the Middle East’s operating environment 13.20 networking lunch CHrISTOPHEr FOSS, International Armour and Artil ery Expert FOrCE TrAnSFOrMATIOn rEGIOnAl CAPABIlITy14.20 keynote Presentation: exPloiting artillery For MaxiMuM eFFect: 09.20 develoPing a regional us arMy artillery case study ManuFacturing caPability to Developments and initiatives to prepare for next-generation warfare suPPort Jordan’s soPhisticated artillery Forces: king abdullah ii The evolving role of ground fires on the future battlefield design and develoPMent bureau (kaddb) Key priorities for the US Field Artil ery The KADDB Mission MAJOr GEnErAl DAvID HAlvErSOn, Commanding General An outline of some key projects and the contribution that US Fires Centre of Excel ence and Fort Sil , US Army they have made to Jordan’s Armed Forces 14.55 egyPtian Force transForMation and Planned developments and future priorities strategic considerations For artillery BrIGADIEr GEnErAl MUFArEH Al TArAwnEH, Deputy Managing Key aims and objectives of the Egyptian Army Director, King Abdul ah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB) Planned artil ery upgrades Opportunities for regional interoperability 09.55 Jordanian artillery MAJOr GEnErAl (rET.) Dr AHMED ABDEl HAlIM, develoPMents and initiatives Egyptian Council of Foreign Affairs Jordanian firepower capabilities Operational experiences and lessons learned wEAPOn DElIvEry SySTEMS Future requirements and priorities for further development 15.30 key indirect Fire ProJects oF the gerMan BrIGADIEr GEnErAl MOHAMMAD KHAlIl BAnnI yOUnES, arMed Forces Director of Royal Artil ery Directorate, Jordanian Armed Forces Joint fire support Main equipment and precise ammunition10.30 delivering Precise Fire caPabilities: Overview of other projects kuwait artillery c4i equiPMent and soFtware lIEUTEnAnT COlOnEl MAnFrED DIETMAr FElBEr, Artil ery C4I capabilities of the Kuwaiti Armed Forces Plans & Concepts, Transformation, Army Office, Utilising C4I to deliver precise fire support German Ministry of Defence Planned system upgrades and requirements lIEUTEnAnT GEnErAl (rET.) nASSEr Al-FArSI, 16.05 aFternoon coFFee and networking Former Artil ery Commander, Kuwaiti Armed Forces11.05 Morning coFFee and networkingAs Jordan is home to one of the region’s most sophisticated artillery forces, EFFECT OF METEOrOlOGICAl DATA On PrECISIOnDefence IQ is delighted to announce that Future Artillery Middle East 2010 will 11.35 Field artillery and weather: the way aheadtake place in Amman, Jordan, with the full Corrections to Field Artil ery Firing Data due to weather support of the Jordanian Armed Forces. conditions has been historical y importantAt this unique event, you will hear from the Brigadier General Mohammad Khalil Banni Precise corrections based on met are one of the five elements Younes, Director of the Jordanian Royal of accurate predicted fire.Artillery, about the initiatives and future requirements to further develop Jordan’s capabilities and you will have the opportunity The largest source of errors in firing data are from weather to network with him and the other senior officers who will be in Met information is col ected in diverse ways; some more attendance. Defence IQ would like to thank the Jordanian Armed Forces for their support and look forward to what is set to be accurate than others.one of the region’s most important gatherings. New advances in col ection techniques are revolutionising the field MAJOr GEnErAl (rET.) lEE BAxTEr, Senior Advisor, Smiths DetectionSPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES BrInGInG FIrES InTO THE nETwOrK Future Artillery Middle East 2010 will be attended by senior decision-makers from the global marketplace, bringing together 12.10 artillery c2 Future develoPMent buyers and suppliers in one location. Focused and high-level, the event will be an excellent platform from which to initiate Sensor to Shooter Digitization new business relationships. With tailored networking, sponsors Turn Key solutions with Mission Systems Integration can also achieve the face-to-face contact that overcrowded trade Elimination of fratricide from indirect fires shows simply cannot deliver. Exhibition and Sponsorship options are extensive, and packages can be specially made to suit your Reduction in counter-fire response times company’s distinct commercial requirements. From cocktail parties MAJOr GEnErAl (rET.) CHArlIE CArTwrIGHT, and lunches to gala dinners and high-level sponsorship, the range of available opportunities is almost endless. Vice President of Programs, Command and Control Systems, Please call the sponsorship hotline on +44 (0)20 7368 9500 or email Raytheon Network Centric Systems (NCS)sponsorship@iqpc.co.uk if you would like more information about GEnErAl (rET.) KEvIn ByrnES, Vice President, sponsoring or exhibiting at Future Artillery Middle East 2010 Raytheon Missiles SystemsABOUT Since 2001 Defence IQ has established itself as the premier independent producer of conferences, seminars and exhibitions for the defence community. Defence IQ’s portfolio covers all aspects of the Defence sector, providing tailored conferences for senior military, government and industry representatives. Special attention is played to the discussion of future plans, emerging national requirements and developing technologies, the key issues that affect the sector.Tel: +44 (0) 207 368 9300Fax: +44 (0) 207 368 9301Email: enquire@defenceiq.comwww.FutureartilleryMe.coMMAIn COnFErEnCE DAy TwO: wEDnESDAy 3rD nOvEMBEr 2010 07.30 networking breakFast TrAInInG AnD DEvElOPMEnT 11.55 training and develoPMent For highly 08.30 keynote Presentation: uses oF artillery Flexible, adaPtive artillery in aFghanistan Assimilating new systems into your forces Overview and capabilities Adding Realism To Live Fire Exercises Feedback from specific weapon delivery platforms The reality of today’s operational scenarios: Future plans and priorities avoiding col ateral damage MAJOr GEnErAl PETEr M. vAnGJEl, Training Safety Vs Realism: Where is the trade-off? Deputy Commanding General, Third Army/US Army Central Preparing the artil eryman’s mind: understanding firing limits & de-confliction MUnITIOnS lIEUTEnAnT COlOnEl MEnDES DIAS, Deputy Commander, 09.05 keynote Presentation: the Future oF Portuguese Army Artil ery School Precision Fires rocket and Missile systeMs Examining the Precision Fires Rocket and Missile Systems lESSOnS lEArnED (PFRMS) programme:12.30 the develoPMent oF uk artillery: learning - Key developments FroM oPerations and PreParing For the Future - Guided Multiple Launch Rockets System (GMLRS) Artil ery systems deployed by the Royal Artil ery - Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) Experiences and lessons learned from operations - Future plans and projects to deliver precision strike capabilities Future priorities Exploring the potential of HIMARS as a common Air Defence lIEUTEnAnT COlOnEl EDDIE GrACE, SO1 Strike, and Field Artil ery launcher HQ Director Royal Artil ery MAJOr GEnErAl (P) GEnArO DEllArOCCO, Program Executive Officer, PEO Missiles & Space, US Army 13.05 networking lunch UTIlISInG InTEllIGEnCE TO InCrEASE THE 09.40 keynote Presentation: us artillery EFFECTIvEnESS OF nEw ACqUISITIOnS Precision uPdates Ongoing projects of PEO Ammunition 14.05 intelligence and Military transForMations The Excalibur 155mm extended range guided artil ery shel A new intel igence for a new warfare Making precision more affordable: The Precision Guidance Intel igence systems: Opportunities and chal enges Kit (PGK) development programme Intel igence and military education BrIGADIEr GEnErAl JOnATHAn A MADDUx, MOHAMED GABAllA, Security Analyst, Policies Committee NDP Program Executive Officer, PEO Ammunition, US Army MAnUFACTUrInG AnD MAInTEnAnCE 10.15 Morning coFFee and networking 14.40 Maintainability, reliability, Field rePair & Maintenance iMPeratives oF Future 10.45 Precision guidance kit (Pgk) artillery systeMs PGK completed U.S. Army qualification testing Balancing high-tech equipment with higher assurance levels PGK combines GPS guidance and warhead fuzing into a single device of reliability and maintainability under field conditions PGK transforms conventional 155mm artil ery rounds into Examining the system of repair and grouping of repair elements affordable precision GPS-guided projectiles in the gun groups and the missile groups U.S. Army and U.S. Marine Corps are scheduled to procure large Organisational and tactical considerations during actual quantities of PGK fuzes deployment in various battle conditions PGK is expected to be available to al ies and friends of the U.S. Desirable characteristics that need to be incorporated PGK will reshape today’s and tomorrows battlefield capabilities in designing the artil ery systems and support equipment JAy AnnIS, Director, PGK Business Development, ATK MAJOr GEnErAl (rET.) AnUKUl CHAnDrA, Former Additional Director General (Equipment Management), Army HQ, Indian Army 11.20 king abdullah ii design and develoPMent bureau (kaddb): 15.15 chairMan’s closing coMMents 120MM Mortar ProJect15.30 lIEUTEnAnT COlOnEl yAHIA ZwEIrI, Head of Design and aFternoon coFFee and networking Development Department, King Abdul ah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB), JordanHOST nATIOn SPOnSOr:King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB)Established by a Royal Decree in 1999, KADDB is the Jordanian research and development organization created to provide a one-stop solution for the supply of defence and commercial equipment. As an independent Governmental military-civilian agency existing within the Jordan Armed Forces (JAF), KADDB is tasked with operating to best business practices with predetermined performance targets and is financed through the defence vote as well as by income earned from the sale of technology, products and services.KADDB is an indigenous, self-sufficient and commercial y viable research and development organization which acts as a catalyst within Jordan for the design and manufacture of defence and commercial equipment and services, intended for use by JAF and for the civilian and military export markets. In 2010, KADDB launched the KADDB Investment Group to act as the commercial arm for the Bureau aiming at establishing new businesses in the Defense, security and Automotive industries along with all services that would compliment these industries.Tel: +44 (0) 207 368 9300Fax: +44 (0) 207 368 9301Email: enquire@defenceiq.comwww.FutureartilleryMe.coMPOST-COnFErEnCE wOrKSHOP: THUrSDAy 4TH nOvEMBEr 201009.30–14.00: SySTEMS InTEGrATIOn, THrOUGH-lIFE CAPABIlITy MAnAGEMEnT AnD MAInTEnAnCE FOr An OPTIMAl ArTIllEry FOrCE With ongoing procurements and upgrades, militaries in the Middle East have some of the world’s most sophisticated artil ery equipment available at their disposal. However, to ful y utilise this equipment, it is critical that the new acquisitions are successful y integrated with existing platforms and systems, that training and development is of the highest possible level and that maintenance is carried out on an ongoing basis. In this workshop, Major General Chandra will draw on his considerable experiences as the Additional Director General for Equipment Management in the Indian Army to work through these complex issues and chal enges. Issues to be discussed will include: Implementing concepts of through-life capability management to maximise the life-cycle of your artil ery systems Successful y integrating newly acquired systems with existing legacy systems Training and development for effective maintenance Through interactive discussions, exercises and case studies, delegates attending this workshop will take away a detailed insight into how they can utilise all of the resources available to them – new acquisitions, legacy platforms and systems and human resources – to develop and maintain the best possible artil ery forces.MAJOr GEnErAl (rET.) AnUKUl CHAnDrA, Former Additional Director General (Equipment Management), Army HQ, Indian ArmyTimetable: ASSOCIATE SPOnSOrS09.00 - 09.30 Morning Coffee And Registration ATK is a premier aerospace and defense company with 18,000 employees and FY2010 revenue of US $4.8 bil ion. We are the world’s largest provider of ammunition and 09.30 - 11.00 Workshop Session are international y recognized for affordable precision munitions and strike weapons. 11.00 - 11.30 Coffee Break In the move to an al -precision inventory of artil ery ammunition, we are developing Precision Guidance Kits for 155mm cannon artil ery as wel as for mortar munitions and other applications. Our 11.30 - 13.00 Workshop Session Excalibur Ib 155mm artil ery solution for extended range precision fires wil al ow forces to field extreme precision 13.00 - 14.00 Lunch capability in tactical y significant quantities. www.atk.comRaytheon Company, with 2009 sales of $25 bil ion, is a technology leader specializing in defence, homeland security and other government markets throughout the world. With a history of innovation spanning more than 85 years, Raytheon provides state-of-the-art electronics, mission systems integration and other capabilities in the areas of sensing; effects; and command, control, communications and intel igence systems, as well as a broad range of mission support services. With headquarters in Waltham, Mass., Raytheon employs 75,000 people worldwide. Missile Systems designs, develops, and produces missile systems for U.S. and al ied forces, including air-to-air, strike, naval weapon systems, land combat missiles, guided projectiles, exoatmospheric kill vehicles, and directed energy weapons. Raytheon will be profiling the Excalibur at the 8th Annual Future Artil ery conference in March 2010. Excalibur is a precision, autonomously guided, long-range artil ery system. Successful y fielded in 2007, Excalibur is the next generation family of projectiles for the U.S. Army and Marine Corps artil ery. Excalibur is a 155mm precision-guided artil ery round with extended range. Using GPS precision guidance technology, it can provide accurate, first round fire-for-effect capability in an urban setting. www.raytheon.comSmiths Detection leads the global military and emergency response marketplace with specialized chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive (CBRNE) detection and protection solutions. Our advanced, accurate and trusted solutions enable armed forces and responders to mitigate incidents with confidence as they seek to reduce risks and minimize potential losses associated with growing CBRNE threats. Smiths Detection has an outstanding record of working with the DoD on various contracts including producing advanced chemical detection units for programs such as Joint Chemical Agent Detector (JCAD), Automatic Chemical Agent Detector Alarm (ACADA) and Improved Chemical Agent Monitor (ICAM).The company also has supported the DoD in meteorological programs for 50 years including the recent Meteorological Measuring Set Profiler Program (MMS-P). Smiths Detection Military has also recently won a protective shelter (CBPS) award. www.smithsdetection.comFEATUrED ExHIBITOrVan Halteren Metaal is the world leader in artilery training systems. Our Howitzer Crew Trainers realistical y simulate live fire situations for gun crews and battery level fire missions. The howitzer crew fires simulated ammunition and practices gun operation including using its C2 system, and receives a very effective AAR. We provide a highly realistic training environment enabling training as much as needed while saving live fire costs and improving combat readiness. Our systems are field proven for different kinds of Towed and SP howitzers in 12 countries. Our concept is: “Train as you fight for combat readiness”.lEAFlET SPOnSOrSRUAG Land Systems is the business unit for land defence systems within the RUAG Group. Being a leading aerospace and defence company al business units take advantage of the versatile expertises and of the sharing of resources. The division addresses both users and system houses. RUAG offers upgrades and bal istic protection systems for armoured vehicles and mobile command posts. As an experienced integrator the company develops and produces the systems in-house and supplies comprehensive industrial logistics. www.ruag.comTel: +44 (0) 207 368 9300Fax: +44 (0) 207 368 9301Email: enquire@defenceiq.comFuture artillery Middle east 20105 ways to registerTAKInG MIDDlE EASTErn FIrEPOwEr FOrwArDtwo-day conFerence: 2nd-3rd november 2010 Post-conFerence interactive workshoP: 4th november 2010 Freephone: 0800 652 2363 or location: Le meridien AmmAn, AmmAn, JordAn To speed registration, please provide the priority code located on the mailing label or in the box below. +44 (0)20 7368 9300My registration code is PDFWFax: +44 (0)20 7368 9301Please contact our database manager on +44(0) 207 368 9300 or at database@iqpc.co.uk quoting the registration code above to inform us of any changes or to remove your details.Post: your booking form to IQPC Ltd. 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