Message posted by Norio Hayakawa on April 21, 2004 at 20:59:09 PST:
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles - Conference Agenda - June 10-11, 2004, San Diego, California "Radical leap-ahead UAV technologies are being developed and fielded as a response to DOD's transformational goal for integrating unmanned aircraft into the current and future warfighting force. from www.TechnologyTraining.com Conference Agenda: Session I: Emerging Missions, Needs & Opportunities: "UCAVs & Armed UAVs"........Maj.Gen. (ret.) Kenneth Israel, Vice President, Lockheed Martin "Charting the Future Direction for UCAVs"........James Durham, Dep. Secretary of Defense UCAV Options Study "The Future of UAVs for Army Aviation"........Virginia Young, U.S. Army Aviation & Missile RDE Command "Navy UAVs: Needs & Initiatives"............Stephen Lubard, Office of Naval Rsearch "UAV Operational Imperatives".............Com. Matthew Sisson, Deepwater Project, USCG "Army UAV Systems Program Update"........,Lt. Col.Todd Smith, Redstone Arsenal Session II: Platform Statuses & Forecasts "Update on Global Hawk"............Com. Donald Zwick, Global Hawk System Program Office "MELB UAV - The Future Now"..........Col.(ret.) Waldo Carmona, Advanced Rotorcraft Sytems, Boeing "Fire Scouts: RQ-8A/B Udpate"............Rick Ludwig, Northrop Grumman "The Mariner - The Solution to Maritime Surveillance"............John Porter, General Atomics "Golden Eye: Clandestine UAV for Small Package Delivery Missions".........John Langford, Aurora Flight Sciences "Miniature Air Launched Decoy (MALD) Program Overview".......Ann Harbaugh, Air Armament Center, USAF "Tube-Launched UAVs"...........Robert Werko, Picatinny Arsenal, TACOM-ARDEC Session III: Armed UAVs, UCAVs & Persistent Munitions "Area Dominance: Shaping the Battlefield with Persistent Cooperative Attack Munitions"..........Col. Mike Ruff, Air Force Research Lab "Update on Armed Predator"...........Col. (ret.) John Clark, Air Staff, HQ USAF "Weaponized UAVs, Update"...........Col. (ret.) James Cambron, PEO Tactical Missiles "Update on J-UCAS"......Scott Winship, Northrop Grumman "Weaponization of a Tactical UAV"...........Jim Perry, Northrop Grumman "X-45 Update"............Darryl Davis, X-45 Program Manager, Boeing Session IV: Payloads/Future Mission Management Initiatives & Opportunities "AN/APY-8 Lynx Radar in Asymmetric Warfare"......Steve Hannah, General Atomics "Mission Systems Intergration: A Platform Agnostic Approach"...........Thomas Kennedy, Raytheon "Global Hawk Open Systems Architecture (OSA)"......Tom Morton, Northrop Grumman For information, call: (310) 563-1223 Technology Training Corporation For groups of six or more people, please call D. Marcus at (310) 563-1223 for special rates. Sponsored by the National Military Intelligence Association (NMIA). NMIA was established as an organization to provide intelligence professionals in the Military Services, Intelligence Agencies, Offices of the United States Government, Congress, industry, and academia with a professional forum to share and exchange ideas for their individual professional enhancement and the good of the entire intelligence community. The American Institute of Engineers (AIE), established in 1990 and the Association of Naval Aviation (ANA).
The DOD's demand for UAVs has never been greater as billions of dollars continue to pour into UAV research, development, testing and training (*such as at INDIAN SPRINGS, NV, THE OPERATING BASE AT GROOM LAKE, NV, EDWARDS AFB, CA, CHINA LAKE NAVAL WEAPONS TESTING CENTER, CA, etc. etc.)
As a critical component in network centric warfare, emerging UAV payload opportunities should magnify their roles and responsiblities tenfold. The development of new UAV technologies to support future missions and initiatives leaves the door wide open for industry to solve daunting technical challenges and capitalize ona vast new array of developmental opportunities - what role will your organization play?"
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