National Summit on Artillery & Indirect Fires

The National Summit on Artillery & Indirect Fires will comprehensively analyze indirect fires and its current function in contemporary warfare while also examining its efficacy, efficiency, and security. Join ACI as they focus on a range of important topics related to modern warfare, including long-range precision fires, range, lethality, and digitization of fires. They will also be exploring these issues in the context of near-peer opponents such as China and Russia, and the operational environment that our forces are facing today.

The insights and perspectives shared by the esteemed lineup of speakers will provide an excellent opportunity for knowledge exchange to better understand the current challenges and develop effective solutions, which will be invaluable in shaping the future of artillery and indirect fires.

Attend the National Summit on Artillery & Indirect Fires on November 8-9, 2023, at the Association of the United States Army Conference & Event Center, in Washington, DC

Speaker and Presenter Information

Brigadier General Shane P. Morgan, USA
Commandant
Field Artillery School, Fires CoE

Major General Michael Lutton
Commander, 20 AF Global Strike Command, Francis E. Warren AFB
USAF

Colonel John Whelahan, USA
Director, Army Capabilities Fires Cells & Targeting
Fort Sill

Colonel David S. Lee, USA
Field Artillery, Director
Army Multi-Domain Targeting Center (AMTC)

Tracy Sheppard
Weapons Sciences Division Competency Lead, Weapons Sciences and Materials Research Directorate
US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, DEVCOM Army Research Lab

Mr. Bob Wolfinger
Deputy
PEO STRI, Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation

Colonel Pete Sittenauer
Former Chief of Staff of the 56th Artillery Command
Deputy Fire Support Coordinator for United States Army Europe and Africa

LTC Timothy Godwin, USA
Product Manager
Fire Support C2, PEO C3T

Col Rory Crooks, USA
Director
Long Range Precision Fires Cross-Functional Team

Colonel Patrick Farrell, USA
Project Manager, Mid-Range Capability
Army Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office (RCCTO)