To protect the health and safety of attendees, this event is now a Virtual event due to COVID19 concerns. Location: Virtual With each iteration of the Counter UAS Summit's we keep getting bigger and better, becoming a global leader in Counter UAS space! This past summer our CUAS summit saw 350+ attendees come together from military and industry to discuss how we could integrate the latest technology designed to combat drone threats while impro...

IDGA’s inaugural Counter-Hypersonics Summit will provide a senior-level review of ongoing defensive hypersonic efforts that bolster the United States’ ability to conduct homeland defense. Detecting, tracking and defeating hypersonic weapons will be a critical capability enabler for Military operations across multiple domains as these threats continue to evolve in complexity.

IDGA's 5th Annual International Military Helicopter 2020 Online Event will provide a means to discuss the ongoing efforts to meet the next generation of innovative rotary wing aviation assets to bolster air and battlefield overmatch. The US Future Vertical Lift (FVL) program will develop the next generation of military helicopters. Along with continued modernization and maintenance, FVL is driving helicopter capability development on a global...

A new arms race is upon us. The major global super powers of the United States, Russia, and China are now engaged in a race to build and test hypersonic weapons, with the ultimate goal of deployment capabilities. To win this race it is crucial to the United States that redundancies are eliminated, ideas are shared and that the best available technology is integrated to properly defend our global posture. Join us this October 28-30 as we discus...

The world’s leading Counter UAS Summit is back for it’s third information packed iteration! One year ago, we were just starting to explore what Counter UAS really involved by focusing on CUAS challenges & solutions for both military and domestic agencies. One year later we have become the global go to summit that tackles a wide variety of CUAS topics ranging from protecting airports, drone swarms, directed energy weapons, EW sy...

IDGA's 4th Annual International Military Helicopter Summit will provide a means to discuss the ongoing efforts to meet the next generation of innovative rotary winged assets to bolster air and battlefield overmatch. Following Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, the DoD called for an inquiry into the US Armed Forces’ rotorcraft fleet’s capabilities, as it did not meet the Commander’s and Warfighter’s...

Over the last few years, the U.S. and other global Air Force commands have spent up to $100 billion dollars investing in the initial integration of Fifth Generation fighters but are now in the unique position of facing demands of advancing to the Sixth Generation. In answer to the challenges that these demands are creating, the International Fighter USA Team has been busy developing an agenda that will give you powerful outlines and solutions...

The 2nd Counter UAS Summit is taking place this March 12-14, in Washington, D.C.! In light of the passing of the Preventing Emerging Threats Act of 2018, we are bringing back our Counter UAS series to discuss the provisions that give the government new authority to counter airborne drone threats.We have been busy developing an agenda that will give you powerful examples of how this new legislation will give the DoJ and DHS unprecedented abilit...

With increasing hostility and changing international relationships occurring globally, there is a clear need to substantially increase our detection capabilities of foreign assets great and small - so join us March 12-14 to learn about advancing radar technology, requirements and where the budget is being spent. We will cover game changing topics such as cognitive radar, UAV detection and tracking, missile defense radar, non-line-of-sight (NLO...

At Future Connected Aircraft 2018, we will look at how aircraft is digitizing, making MRO, flight paths, and flight operations more efficient in order to optimize all aspects of flight, widening industry profit margins. Improving air traffic management alone could save the industry up to $3 billion per year.