Coordinating Approaches to Coordinated Fires Close Air Support 2011 will be held in London on September 21-22nd 2011 Supported by Lead Sponsor Raytheon, along with Embraer Defence Services the guest speakers will give insight into: Unparalelled Operational Feedback on Equipment And Digital CAS from TACP Units Just Returned From Theatre: UK 7th (Para) Royal Artillery Unit on TACP experiences and equipment in Afghanistan Swedish A9 Artillery Uni...

DSEi provides face to face opportunities to share ideas, discuss industry developments, conduct business and network for future growth. DSEi's truly comprehensive scale makes attendance a must for everyone in the defence, security and military aerospace community. Visitors come from UK and all over the world to experience first-hand the latest land, air and sea capabilities of more than 1,350 companies from 40 countries over four packed busine...

Australian, American, British and Canadian defence and security companies have a shared history of business cooperation and investment that dates back decades and continues today. All sides have prospered from their past and ongoing business relationships. The industries of all four countries are playing an important role in support of their armed forces in Afghanistan where co-operation between the four nations is vital for success. With the...

Tactical Communications 2011 will give you the opportunity to: Find out the status of Software Defined Radio (SDR) development with the USA Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS), the European Secure SOftware Defined Radio (ESSOR) and the alternatives other nations such as the UK MoD (BOWMAN) are pursuing Hear from front line commanders how military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan have affected the CIS requirements of partner nations, due to th...

Defence IQ is excited to announce the Critical Infrastructure Protection taking place on 30/31 March, 2011 in central London. At the Critical Infrastructure Protection Conference, you will hear from a speaker faculty consisting of utilities, government agencies, industry organisations, and the industry that support them. Since 2001, Critical Infrastructure Protection has taken on a new sense of urgency. Security planners must now think about s...

Detect. Respond. Recover. With global terror alert levels consistently high, CBRN Resilience, response and recovery equipment and processes must continue to meet requirements for the worst case scenario. Inter-agency cooperation is central to the success of these three tenets and Defence IQ's CBRN 2011 will enable you to network with peers and cooperative planners from at home and abroad. The UK government’s CBRN Strategy is “to en...

Welcome to the 9th Annual Future Artillery Conference 7 Key Reasons You Cannot Miss Future Artillery 2011: Future Artillery is the best-attended artillery conference in the world, providing you with an unbeatable networking experience with key decision makers Gain in-depth insight into the latest lessons emerging from Afghanistan from the US, UK, Canada, Germany and Denmark and assess how they are impacting priorities Engage with fellow artill...

Supplying and sustaining your operational success Europe’s most operationally focussed logistics event brings you an all new speaker panel: Hear the latest reports about what challenges and opportunities lie ahead for third party logistics including the UK MOD DSCOM, Canada’s CANOSCOM, the Multinational Logistics Coordination Centre in Prague, and the Italian Air Force’s Fuel Logistics Division Examine prime contractor needs...

Doing more with less, maintaining quality, reducing costs and waste out of projects Value for Money and Efficiency in Defence 2011 is an exciting new conference tailored to the current economic climate and specific government efficiency drives. Defence budgets in many parts of the world have been severely constrained. With concerted efforts to tackle wider deficits, defence has been singled out for efficiency and value for money drives. Unders...

Ensuring cost effective legacy fleet sustainment and airworthiness Ageing Aircraft concerns have dramatically escalated in the military aviation community during the past decade. Some models, which have already been in service for more than 40 years, will need to be retained for another two decades or longer, often serving in roles and in theatres very different from what was envisioned when they were originally designed. What are the typical...