FGCV brings together more than 200+ industry executives, military program managers, academic researchers, engineer, and other key decision-makers together to discuss upcoming acquisition & modernization programs, new initiatives and technologies in the combat vehicle space for both manned and unmanned systems. FGCV provides a unique opportunity for the combat vehicles community to come and gather in an intimate setting to discuss and deter...

Given the increasing complexity of the competitive geostrategic landscape, the National Defense Strategy’s mandate for how we construct our naval forces must address a broad range of competing challenges: A return to great power competition, but not to the exclusion of other threats.An emphasis on lethality and readiness, but not to the exclusion of new platforms and technologies for the future fight.A recognition that we must advance...

Join us on Wednesday, December 5th to get up-to-speed on production-level manufacturing technology and services offered for additive manufacturing by EOS North America. Throughout this educational event, EOS North America experts, Phillips Federal Applications Engineers, and experienced AM guest speakers will address design opportunities for AM, and cover materials needed to start and finish your AM build. The benefits of AM in different indus...

The ASNE Design Sciences Series of workshops and conferences explore emerging design approaches, methods, processes and tools for the successful design of naval engineering projects. This second conference focuses on Modular Adaptable Ships. The global security environment has changed significantly in the past few years with the emergence of potential adversaries with technologies and capabilities that challenge the United States' military str...

Advancing Training Capabilities to Maintain Battlefield Dominance and Soldier LethalityThe Synthetic and Simulation Training summit will discuss the current and future direction and utilization of virtual training & simulation technologies throughout the Military, Academia, Commercial Aviation, and Gaming sectors to ultimately allow military leaders the ability to plan, prepare, execute, and assess training events through minimal time, mo...

Join us on November 1st for our Additive Manufacturing Webinar with EOS North America. Experts Tie Siemers and Fabian Alefeld will be presenting on different types of AM, potential impact of AM, benefits of AM, and more. Our series continues in 2019 with topics including: February 7th, 2019 - How Additive Benefits FacilitiesApril 4th, 2019 - Preparing for Additive ManufacturingJune 6th – After the Build; Additive Manufacturing For more...

This unique two-day event is being held in partnership between the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division and the American Society of Naval Engineers. The first day will be unclassified at the University of Mary Washington, Dahlgren Campus and the second day will be classified at the Aegis BMD Facility, Dahlgren, VA. Please note, registration for the event does not guarantee access to the second day. Visit authorization requests must...

Readiness, Wholeness and Future Capability — Keys to Expanding Maritime Superiority.The American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) Fleet Maintenance & Modernization Symposium (FMMS) is an annual event, alternating between Hampton Roads and San Diego, bringing together the entire naval ship maintenance and modernization community like no other forum. US military vessels and ships are some of the most complex modern marvels of the 21s...

Join former Chief Engineer of the Navy RDML Bryant Fuller, USN (Ret.) in a live webinar discussing his Perspective on Transition. This webinar is intended for active duty personnel beginning to plan for their first post-retirement civilian job. The one-hour discussion is available free for ASNE members, though registration is limited to 40 individuals in order to facilitate conversation. Register today to save your virtual seat.

Cyber threats continue to originate from a wide variety (and ever-multiplying) range of entities from state-sponsored groups and terrorists to criminal elements and emerging hacktivist movements. As these groups exercise increasing sophistication in their use of advanced technology, the federal government is pressured to keep “ahead of the game” in protecting a wide array of disparate legacy systems with more limited resources. Th...