C2ISR Week brings together Defence IQ’s market-leading Airborne, Land and Maritime C2ISR conferences. Its comprehensive 5-day programme - supported by a week-long networking cycle - offers a specific day of content on each of those three domains, in addition to two combined days designed to drive forward the multi-domain integration of C2 & ISR. Featuring panels, presentations and brand new closed-door discussion groups, the online c...

Defence IQ is delighted to announce that our 13th annual Military Airlift conference will be taking place in London, 20 – 22 September 2016. The airlift community is gathering once again to learn, share and connect at one of our most crucially timed summits in recent history. Over the next 10 years, more than 800 new military airlifters are set to be delivered at a value of $65 Billion. It is essential that international and multinationa...

Defence IQ is delighted to announce the return of our 14th Annual Military Radar conference. This summit stands alone as an established event which is dedicated to the military applications of radar technology. As a result, it has gained international recognition as a unique forum for discussion and is consistently able to attract senior representatives from military services, commercial organisations and research institutions. With devoted ex...

The summit will once again provide 150+ Policy Makers, Chiefs of Staff, ISR Commanders, Acquisition Executives and Industry Leaders from the USA and across the globe with their Annual General Meeting. The meeting evaluate the challenges and success shaping Airborne ISR and C2 Battle Management for the current dynamic world of conflict and into the future. The proliferation of Airborne ISR technologies over the past decade of conflict in the Mi...

Mortar systems continue to occupy a pivotal role in modern warfare and operators continue to expand the limits of their capabilities. The field is witnessing the proliferation of self-propelled heavy mortars, enhancing both range and mobility; precision-guided munitions becoming increasingly cost effective; and the increased digitisation and integration of mortars into the battle space. Commanders of mortar units need to understand where the f...

This proven annual event attracts senior navy and coast guard chiefs from around the world to discuss with each other and industry leaders the challenges of maritime policing: countering illicit flows including migration, piracy, SAR, pollution monitoring, fishery protection and EEZ patrol. Through assessing platforms and auxiliary technologies, delegates benefit from a clear understanding of the technologies on offer and the best path to bala...

Maritime Reconnaissance & Surveillance is the only European community event dedicated to the requirements of Maritime Domain Awareness experts around the globe, bringing together key military and industry contacts in the sector for a three-day meeting each year to discuss operational feedback, capability gaps. With the proliferation of illicit activity in the maritime arena increasingly in the media spotlight, not least the issue of human...

As we discovered in 2014, the aggression of Russia against Ukraine and the subsequent annexation of Crimea has changed the security environment in Europe and forced the nations of Central and Eastern Europe to review their defence postures. Because of this the European armoured vehicles market is now estimated to lead the world, in terms of demand, over the next 10 years and, as such, the region will account for approximately a third of the gl...

It is widely acknowledged that armies across Africa need to possess and operate large numbers of armoured vehicles of different sizes and complexities to maintain theireffectiveness in both peace and war time. However, the costs incurred in purchasing and subsequently maintaining the vehicles in ahigh state of operational combat readinessat the required levels of availability are extremely high. With this in mind the event will debate the crit...

Traditionally, medical support operations have focused on trauma and emergency response. Whilst these issues remain part of the fundamentals of medical support operations, the scope of operations is broadening at an alarming pace. Due to the complexity and unfamiliarity of recent operations, such as the Ebola case in West Africa, significant flaws in training, resources and logistics have been identified leading to potentially life threatening...