Time Sensitive Targeting

Time Sensitive Targets (TST), as defined in Allied Joint Publication 3.9, are those targets requiring immediate response because they pose (or will soon pose) a danger to friendly operations or are highly lucrative, fleeting targets of opportunity. TST have always been prevalent in operations, evolving from: artillery spotting during the First World War; hunting for V1 and V2 sites in the Second World War; Scud-hunting in the Gulf War; and into current operations with the use of UAVs. During this evolution, the time taken to find a target and prosecute has reduced significantly, despite a marked increase in both the amount of information being transmitted and the range between the target and decision maker.

Join us for a compelling day of assessing the future use of time sensitive targeting, with an emphasis on developing technology and techniques.

Please note that this is a classified conference and open to UK NATIONALS ONLY.