The Integrated Precision Warfare Annual Review (IPWR-24), scheduled for 21-22 May 2024, is principally focused on acquisition, policy, and programs to deliver precision capabilities that meet warfighter needs. The precision warfare community recognizes the daunting threats facing U.S. and Allied forces around the globe and strives to deliver capabilities that are critical to the success of our warfighters. This forum assembles members of gover...

The Robotics Division will have an in-person meeting at NDIA Headquarters on May 15, 2024 (original date was April 10). The Robotics Division focuses on security-related robotics technology. The group covers development, acquisition, application, integration and sustainment of unmanned ground systems to improve war fighters’ capabilities and survivability — with an emphasis on underlying technologies that will yield integrated, int...

Join industry and government representatives to honor Gen. Charles Q. Brown, Jr. Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, as this year's Dwight D. Eisenhower award winner. About the Dwight D. Eisenhower Award The Dwight D. Eisenhower Award recognizes the significant contributions Dwight David Eisenhower made as President of the United States and as General of the Army to the long-term strategic posture of America’s defense industrial base. The a...

Why should you participate in PSAR-19?Precision engagement will continue to be a priority capability for warfighting success.No other forum brings together Government, Industry, and Academia interests and classified interactions in the complex and evolving field of precision strike weaponsAdditional information will be available soon - start making your plans now to attend!

Why YOU should plan to participate in PSAR-18: Precision engagement (PE) continues to be a priority capability area that reflects the Administration’s commitment to a ready, stronger and more lethal national defense. Hear Senior Leaders from the White House, Congress, and the Department of Defense address new policies and strategies that will impact the Future Force. Engage in addressing the wide range of challenges and pressing issues,...

LTG Joseph Anderson will speak about current global challenges, how the Army is positioned to meet those challenges, the Army's strategic vision, and the capabilities the Army is pursuing to win in tomorrow's complex environments AGENDA 7:15 am: Registration Opens and Breakfast Buffet available 8:00 am: Meeting begins: Presentation of the Colors, Invocation, Introductions, and remarks from LTG ANDERSON 9:00 am Breakfast Concludes Registration...

The American, British, Canadian, and Australian defense industries have a shared history of business cooperation and investment that dates back decades and continues today. With major transitions having taken place, or underway, in each of the Quadrilateral countries, it is ripe to evaluate the progress made by the departing governments, and what we can expect from the incoming ones. The conference is being hosted by NDIA (USA), in collaborati...

Service to the Flag Award: Bestowed annually, the Service to the Flag Award recognizes extraordinary leadership, strategic impact and potential to inspire other women to serve in national security. Each year, it is awarded to two women who identify and address some of our nation’s most vexing national security challenges through their work in and outside of government. 2016 Service to the Flag Honorees: The Honorable Christine E. Wormuth...

FITARA Implementation Symposium III Theme: Assessing the Financial Management Impact Transparency is a key element of FITARA. Agencies will need to trace plans, investments, budgets, procurements and resources to business and mission outcomes. The approaches pioneered to enhance visibility across the CxO communities can benefit all areas of Government. Initial Scorecards On November 4 the House Oversight and Government Reform, Information Tech...