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Did you know that…
The total value of the market for Surface-to-Air Missiles is forecast at $21 Billion over the next 10 years?
The U.S. and Europe will hold the greatest share of this market?
The production of some 82,000 missiles by 30 manufacturers is expected over the 10 year period?
Increasingly Sophisticated Air Threats, such as Supercruising Fighters, Cruise and Ballistic Missiles are resulting in more complex and demanding design requirements for Ground and Ship Based Air Defence Systems. New requirements continue to emerge for Surface-to-Air Weapon systems and funding allocations continue to attract high priorities. Many European countries, including Germany and Poland are seeking to update their Air Defences and NATO continues to develop its Air Defence Strategy.
Now, more than ever, it is vital to understand where exactly the capability lies for Air Defence Systems and what can be done to maximise this capability. That is why the two-day conference, Air Defence Systems (16th-17th September 2008, Maritim Hotel, Berlin) will gather key government and industry decision makers at the forefront of the Air Defence Systems market, who are likely to influence future plans, budgets and requirements. Key subjects that will be covered, include:
U.S., NATO, German, Polish, Swedish, Swiss, U.K. and Israeli Air Defence Plans and Requirements
Mr. Alfredo Ianuzzi, NATO Air Command and Control Management Agency (NACMA)
Colonel Dr. Tomasz Jakusz,Chief Specialist, GBAD Department, Polish MoD
Colonel Marco Schmidin, Head of Tactics and Doctrine, Brigade 33, Swiss Armed Forces
Air Defence Systems – SL-AMRAAM, SysFla, Starstreak II, RBS-70, RBS-23 BAMSE, Gun-based Systems
Mr. Kyrre Lohne, Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace
Ballistic Missile Defence
Commander Jeremy Stocker, Defence Academy, Shrivenham
Future Systems – Directed Energy Weapons (DEW)
Mr. Bill Caplan,Engineering Consultant in IR &EO Systems and Countermeasures, NIRCM
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