Conference Day One: 5th November, 2008
08.30 Registration And Coffee
09.00 Chairman’s Welcome
CHRIS GRANVILLE-WHITE
CBE
09.10 The Royal Air Force’s Multi-Role Typhoon
- Achieving Air-To-Ground operational capability
- Trial results from exercise Green Flag, Nevada
- Plans for a “swing-role” Typhoon capable of multiple roles in the same mission
GROUP CAPTAIN MARK KNIGHT
GROUP CAPTAIN TYPHOON
ROYAL AIR FORCE
09.50 Nato's Future Air And Space Power: A 20 Year Look Ahead
- Examining the likely future strategic environment and employing a comprehensive approach
- Analysing the position of Joint military forces within a comprehensive approach
- Air and Space (A&S) Power within the joint effort in an Effects Based model
- Separating A&S tasks by required level of coordination with sister components
- Promoting mission command in A&S Power through shared Situational Awareness
- Emerging A&S capabilities, including Space and Unmanned Aerial Systems, and likely effects on future operations
WING COMMANDER PETE YORK (RAF)
POLICY AND CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT BRANCH, JOINT AIR POWER COMPETENCE CENTRE
NATO
10.30 Coffee
11.00 The Role Of Fighter Assets In The International Security Assistance Force (isaf) Mission
- Air Task Force contribution to the ISAF mission from Kandahar airfield
- Typical mission scenarios for F-16 assets in Afghanistan
- Tactical fighter reconnaissance capabilities
- Concept of Operations for variant aircraft in air-to-air, air-to-ground, airborne forward air controller and close air support missions
COLONEL CHRIS LORRAINE
CHIEF AIR FORCE OPERATIONS CENTRE
ROYAL NETHERLANDS AIR FORCE
11.40 Benefits Of An Integrated Sensor Suite For All Generations Of Fighter Aircraft
- Integrated sensor suite defined
- Latest generation sensors and processors overview
- Strategic and tactical advantages of an integrated sensor suite
TOM KENNEDY
VICE PRESIDENT TACTICAL AIRBORNE SYSTEMS
RAYTHEON
12.20 Conference Lunch Hosted By Eurofighter Gmbh
13.30 The Fifth Generation Fighter: F-22 Raptor
- Capability overview
- Performance in training exercises and mission envelope
- Achieving operational readiness: 1st Fighter Wing, USAF
LIEUTENANT COLONEL KEVIN FESLER
COMMANDER, 94TH FIGHTER SQUADRON
US AIR FORCE
14.10 F-35, Redefining The Multi-Role Fighter
- Programme update and development successes
- Capability focus: Air-to-Air, Air-to-Ground
- The road to service entry
GEORGE STANDRIDGE
VICE PRESIDENT FOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT, F-35 PROGRAMME
LOCKHEED MARTIN AERONAUTICS COMPANY
14.50 Coffee
15.20 Canada’s Next Generation Fighter Capability
- Assessing the Canadian Forces’ needs for a future fighter capability
- Specific requirements identified
- Outlining a development and procurement process for acquiring next generation capabilities
COLONEL DAVE BURT
DIRECTOR NEXT GENERATION FIGHTER CAPABILITY OFFICE
CANADIAN FORCES
16.00 The Swiss Air Force’s Fighter Replacement Programme
- Current fighter capabilities
- F-5E Tiger
- F/A-18C Hornet
- Replacement plans for the fighter fleet
- Overview of the current fighter requirement
LIEUTENANT COLONEL STÉPHANE RAPAZ
DEPUTY OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS MANAGER, NEW FIGHTER AIRCRAFT PROGRAMME
SWISS ARMED FORCES
16:40 Aquiring New Combat Aircraft For Denmark
- Programme overview and status
- Evaluation criteria and process
- Major goals, milestones and competition timeline
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Lieutenant Colonel Anders Rex Head of New Combat Aircraft Program Office Defence Command Denmark |
Jan Graugaard Kristensen Team Leader New Combat Aircraft Danish Ministry of Defence |
17.20 Chairman’s Summary And Close Of Day One
17.00 Drinks Reception
18.30 Conference Evening Dinner Sponsored By Raytheon
Spend a relaxing evening with your fellow delegates as you continue discussions over dinner. A perfect way to close the first day of the conference and cement the new contacts made throughout the day.
