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Defence Leaders

Defence Leaders

Future Land Forces 2023

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    Chair’s closing remarks
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    Chair’s closing remarks
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    Completing the SA ‘jigsaw’; building a coherent picture for commanders
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    Lightening the load; reducing the battery burden on the dismounted soldier
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    360o surveillance to increase situational awareness, combat effectiveness and survivability
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    Powering future soldiers; energy-efficient and long-lifespan power source technologies
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    Researching solutions for vehicular situational awareness
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    Power Management – keeping mission- critical peripherals powered during the time of need
  9. Lunch and networking
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    Design considerations and advanced materials
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    NATO Spearhead; preparing NATO’s Very High Readiness Task Force for crisis response
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    Defensive aid suites, sensors and active protection systems for light and medium role vehicles
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    Networked solider solutions for the digitised battlefield
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    Countering UAS swarms; Current Spanish R&D – vehicle mounted hard and soft kill systems
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    British Army combat development and experimentation
  16. Morning coffee and networking
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    Shaping the Next Generation Combat Vehicle
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    Preventing information overload with prioritized actionable information
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    Future proof platform design, resilient to upkeep, update and upgrade requirements
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    Meeting the challenges of the connected soldier with innovative communication solutions
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    UK Protected Mobility Pipeline; future vehicles to counter future threats
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    Increasing SA using smart-phone based battlefield visualisation tools
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    Chair’s opening remarks
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    Chair’s opening remarks
  25. Registration and welcome coffee, Exhibition area
  26. 5km morning run from the Hilton Warsaw City reception
  27. Networking and drinks reception
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    Chair’s closing remarks
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    Chair’s closing remarks
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    Reducing crew numbers and ‘into action time’ with automation
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    Generating terrain and city models for situational awareness, decision making and effector coordination
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    Self-propelled artillery to provide effective and deep fire support
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    Eliminating stovepipes with enterprise-level GIS systems (EGIS)
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    Enhanced artillery capability; communications, automatic handling and interoperability
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    The subterranean battlefield: fighting in dark, tight spaces
  36. Afternoon coffee and networking
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    Joint Fires Modernisation Project
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    Maximising EW capabilities: Support, protection attack and mission support
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    Enhancing precision, affordability, and survivability of future mobile fires platforms
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    Sensors for Multi-Spectral situational awareness
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    Future Mobile Fires Platform
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    Improve the survivability of land units against enemy indirect fire, airborne, and ground threats
  43. Lunch and networking
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    Integrating tried and evaluated indirect-fires platforms into the wider force
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    Effective execution of close air support, air interdiction and ariel recon
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    Modular systems for existing and future Fires
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    Digitalisation of fire support command and control
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    Decision making on the Edge: What happens when Information Age fighting units lose comms?
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    Joint force penetration, disintegration, and exploitation enabled by data
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    Digitalisation of fire support command and control
  51. Morning coffee and networking
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    Complete situational awareness and efficient coordination of available GBAD resources
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    The genesis of multi-domain operations in NATO
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    Responding to air threats along the entire very-short, short and medium-range spectrum
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    Linking cyber assets with kinetic capabilities
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    NATO’s modular GBAD HVP; end state and future procurement programmes
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    The UK’s Land Forces development; evolved digital backbone and long range ISTAR
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    Chair’s opening remarks
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    Chair’s opening remarks
  60. Registration and welcome coffee, Exhibition area
  61. 5km morning run from the Hilton Warsaw City reception
  62. Preparing for accelerated warfare with Australia’s LAND programmes
  63. Augmenting solider situational awareness and A2AD capabilities with RAS
  64. Ensuring freedom of manoeuvre within the urban terrain using UAS
  65. Afternoon coffee and networking
  66. Transforming the US Army to ensure war-winning future readiness
  67. Ensuring operational effectiveness for a wide variety of missions and challenging terrains; future All-Terrain Vehicle options
  68. Transforming the capabilities of the French Army with Scorpion and Titan programmes
  69. Evolving defence’s relationship with industry: The UK’s next generation of land programmes
  70. Partnering with industry to transform combat the battlefields of the future
  71. Project Convergence – Experimenting with innovative technologies to outpace near-peer adversaries in future battles
  72. Morning coffee and networking, Exhibition area
  73. Lessons from Ukraine; maximising the unfair advantage, experiences of defending in urban and rural environments
  74. Integrating high-tech armour, systems, sensors and vehicle components for facing future challenges
  75. Host Nation: Developing the Polish Land Forces in the perspective of 2032
  76. Chairman’s introduction and opening remarks
  77. Registration and welcome coffee, Exhibition area
  78. 5km morning run from the Hilton Warsaw City reception
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