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Joint Electronic Attack Conference: AEA Operations Supporting Land, Sea & Air

Joint Electronic Attack Conference: AEA Operations Supporting Land, Sea & Air
When:
Mar 09 - Mar 11

Joint Electronic Attack Conference: AEA Operations Supporting Land, Sea and Air
9-11 March, 2010

AF/A5R, Maj General Scott, Message Announcing Conference Click Here

Conference Classification - Unclassified :9 Mar at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, NV and Classified, US Only: 10 -11 Mar at the Weapons School Auditorium, Nellis AFB, NV

Join us for this joint conference covering all operations of AEA on land, sea and air. Main theme of ―Coordinating operations within the current spectrum battle-space. Key topics will include data fusion, Netcentric operations, JSEAD transformation, AEA applications and threats to future air operations. Current operations and trends from warfighters highlight the program.

CONFERENCE AGENDA (Click here to download current agenda )

Pre-Registration is now closed.  Please register on-site.  As a reminder, please be sure to submit your clearance prior to the conference.  Clearances should be sent via JPAS to Cage Code: 9L761*, POC: Mr. Kent Barker.

Conference Objectives:

1.  Increase Joint community’s awareness regarding the challenges of operating in a contested electromagnetic spectrum and Spectrum Warfare challenges.

2.  Increase Joint community’s awareness of EW Battle Management challenges by presenting related concepts.

3.  Raise Joint community’s awareness of hybrid Joint Airborne Electronic Attack effects capable of spanning EA requirements across the ROMO.

4.  Provide industry and senior leaders with a forum to address Joint AEA and EWBM concepts, plans and capabilities and while identifying areas requiring senior leader engagement awareness and/or guidance.

9 March: Contested EMS Environment: Industry Perspective                                                                     
Unclassified sessions at the Rio Hotel

Day 1: Tues 9 Mar 2010, Unclassified

Theme: Contested EMS Environment: Industry Perspective

Time

Topic

Speaker / Briefer

0800-0825

Sign-in and registration

Maj Gyorgy “Hun” Laczko (AF/A5RE)

0825-0830

Welcome

Col Stephen “Brownie” Brown (AF/A5RE)

0830-0900

Keynote speaker

Mr. Jay Kistler, OSD/DDR&E

0900-0945

BAE

Mr. Steven Rogers

1000-1045

Lockheed Martin

Mr. Stephen Shody

1045-1130

ITT

Mr. Ken Reigle

1130-1230

Lunch

 

1230-1315

Boeing

Ms. Lisa Wilson

1315-1400

Legislative Update

Mr. Ken Miller (AOC)

1415-1500

Raytheon

Mr. JT Taylor

1500-1545

GCIC EWBM Pilot

Mr. Dean Longo

1545-1600

Day 1 Wrap Up

Mr. Glenn “Powder” Carlson

1600

Adjourn until social event

 

1730-1900

Ice Breaker Social at the Rio

 


Day 2: Wed 10 Mar 2010, Classified

Theme: Spectrum Warfare: Joint & Service Perspective

Time

Topic

Speaker / Briefer

0800-0815

Sign-in and registration

Maj Gyorgy “Hun” Laczko

0815-0900

Keynote speaker

BGen Jon Davis (USMC), Deputy Commandant Air

0900-0930

Spectrum Management Overview

LTC Kevin Laughlin (JSC)

0945-1000

US Spectrum Regulatory Update

Col Brian Jordan (AFFMA)

1000-1100

Panel: Spectrum Challenges*

Col Stephen “Brownie” Brown (AF/A5RE)

1100-1130

AF EWBM

Maj Pat Dunagan (ACC/A8IE)

1130-1300

Lunch

 

1300-1345

Navy EW & AEA Integration

LCDR Peter “Booger” Fey (NSAWC)

1400-1445

Army EWBM

LTC Richardo Bullock (HQDA)

1500-1545

Non-Kinetic Effects Package Integration

Maj Jeff “Criv” Crivellaro (USAFWS)

1600-1630

Joint Battle Management Perspective

Mr. “Fancie” Looby (JEWC)

1630-1645

Day 2 Wrap Up

Mr. James “Tron” Albrecht (ACC/A8IE)

1700-1800

Salute To The Warfighter Toast, O'club

Hosted by the AOC

* Panel: Address the impact of current Spectrum challenges on operations, training & the requirements process.  Panel members: BGen Davis, Col Jordan, COL Buckhout, LTC Laughlin, Mr. Looby

Day 3: Thur 11 Mar 2010, Classified

Theme: Spectrum Warfare: Joint AEA Support to Combat Ops

Time

Topic

Speaker / Briefer

0800-0845

Keynote speaker:  AF EW Roadmap

Col Stephen “Brownie” Brown (AF/A5RE)

0900-0945

AF AEA Brief

Col Joseph “Haiji” Skaja (ACC/A8I)

1000-1045

Navy  AEA Brief

CDR David “Deke” Slayton (VAQ-134 CO)

1100-1145

Army AEA Brief

Mr. Clay Ogden (HQDA)

1200-1300

Lunch

 

1300-1345

Marine Corps AEA Brief

Lt Col Jason “Dizzy” Schuette (HQMC)

1400-1430

EC-130H Current Ops Brief

Capt Candice “Sticki” Sperry (55 ECG)

1430-1515

EW in OEF

Maj Chris “Cookie” Jarvis (507 ADAS)

1515-1530

Day 3 Wrap Up

Maj Gyorgy “Hun” Laczko


REGISTRATION FEES                                                                                    

Pre-Registration is now closed.  Please register on-site.  As a reminder, please be sure to submit your clearance prior to the conference.  Clearances should be sent via JPAS to Cage Code: 9L761*, POC: Mr. Kent Barker.

Conference registration fees include: Continental breakfasts, lunches, breaks and reception.

Full 3 Day Conference:
*Government:
$150
*Military: $50

Industry/Contractor:
Member: $595
Non-Member: $795

1 Day Unclassified Conference on 9 March:
*Government:
$75
*Military: $25

Industry/Contractor:
Member: $395
Non-Member: $595

Download registration form (must be sent in by 1400 EST, Fri, March 5th or brought to on-site conference registration)

Pre-Registration is now closed.  Please register on-site.  As a reminder, please be sure to submit your clearance prior to the conference.  Clearances should be sent via JPAS to Cage Code: 9L761*, POC: Mr. Kent Barker.

*The military fee applies only to active duty military and the government fee applies to civilian personnel with a current government ID card. Military/Government ID cards must be presented at check in.

Cancellation/Refund Policy
Conference cancellations must be submitted in writing with a copy of your registration form on or before February 23, 2010; telephone cancellations will not be accepted. Cancellations may be faxed to (703) 549-2589 or emailed to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Refunds will be issued minus a $75 administrative fee for all cancellations.

CONFERENCE LOCATION

Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, NV and
the Weapons School Facility, Nellis AFB, NV
 

ACCOMMODATIONS

AOC has reserved a block of rooms at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino. The deadline for the special rate of $79/night + tax is February 16, 2010. After this date, the rate cannot be guaranteed and rooms may not be available. Be sure to refer to the AOC when making your hotel reservation.

Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino
3700 W Flamingo Rd
Las Vegas, NV 89103
Toll Free: (888) 746-6955 (choose option #1 to connect to Suite Reservations)

Online reservations are also available via the website: 

http://www.harrahs.com/CheckGroupAvailability.do?propCode=RLV&groupCode=SRCROW0

The Rio Hotel allows individual attendees the right to cancel their guestroom reservations without penalty up to 24-hours prior to attendees' scheduled arrival date. The Rio Hotel shall charge the individual attendee 1 night's guaranteed guestroom rate plus tax for cancellation within 24-hours of the scheduled arrival date or failure of the individual to check-in on the scheduled arrival date. Any remaining nights of a no-show reservation will be cancelled.

DIRECTIONS

Rio Hotel Conference room map

Nellis AFB Directions

Turn LEFT onto W FLAMINGO RD/NV-592 E
Merge onto I-15 N via the ramp on the LEFT toward LAS VEGAS go 9.8 miles
Take the CRAIG RD exit, EXIT 48
Take the ramp toward NELLIS AFB
Merge onto E CRAIG RD go 2.5 miles
Go across N Las Vegasa Blvd to Craig Rd Gat


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