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10th Annual
Airborne Electronic
Warfare
Assessing the ongoing need to stay ahead of the threat
Thistle Westminster, London, 28th - 29th September 2011
Expert Insights From:
Event Highlights: Captain Frank “Spanky” Morley, Prospective Program
Manager PMA265 - F/A-18 & E/A-18G Program, US Navy
> Hear a broad coverage of UK MoD and RAF activity - with Captain Paul Overstreet USN, Program Manager PMA-272,
particular focus on the contrasts of operating EW in Afghanistan Advanced Tactical Aircraft Protection Systems, US Navy
and Libya Wing Commander Paul Lenihan, SO 1 Electronic Warfare,
Joint Capabilities Board, UK MoD
> Further lessons learned from French EW operations in Libya -
discover how NATO nations are managing threat on current and Wing Commander Rick Adams, SO 1 Electronic Warfare, HQ
Air Command, RAF
ongoing operations
Lieutenant Colonel Michael Arlt, Chief EW Officer General
> Full spectrum Canadian briefings - with updates of EW support Staff, German Air Force
to the Canadian fleet and developments with Canadian Forces
Lieutenant Colonel Nicola Donati Guerrieri, OPS Chief, Air
structure and EW doctrine Force EW Centre, Italian Air Force
> Counter-measure and aircraft survivability – platform Lieutenant Colonel M. R. Grischkowsky, USMC Deputy
protection for rotary and fixed-wing, plus examination of the use Director, Joint Electronic Warfare Center, US Strategic
Command
of IRCM in Afghanistan and RF counter-measures in Libya
Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Parpaillon, Fleet and Operational
> Developments in jamming and Electronic Attack technology and EW Officer, Air Force Staff, French Air Force
doctrine, with briefings from the US Navy Growler Programme
and US Navy Electronic Attack School Kent Smith, Systems Engineering Lead Program Executive
Office, Aviation, US Army
Good networking. Excellent overview of the EW world Major Kirk Bennet, Electronic Warfare Cell, Canadian Air
Warfare Centre, Canadian Forces
Stephen Bailey, Royal Air Force Kinloss
Major Tom Pilz, Electronic Warfare Operational Support,
Canadian Forces
Very interesting to get an insight Very good experience to capture
Captain John “Limey” Christianson, Chief, Joint Force
into the EW programmes of other challenging & customer Integration, 57 WG Electronic Warfare Officer, USAF Weapons
countries. expectations. School, USAF
Joshua Lee, DSTL - Good range Giancarlo Chinino, Elettronica Lieutenant Marek Gnida, EW Officer HQ, Slovakian
of expertise S.p.A Air Force
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2. 10th Annual Airborne Electronic Warfare 2011
Day One: 28th September 2011
08.30 Coffee and Registration Status of the greater EW program, Analysis of
Alternatives(s) and vision for future EW systems /
09.00 Chairman’s Welcome weapons as part of the Integrated Electronic Warfare
Wing Commander Chris Pitt (Ret’d), formerly System (IEWS) family of systems
S01 EW & TD, RAF and Managing Director, Cycnia Update on EW training and command structure in US
Army
09.10 STRATEGIC LEVEL BRIEFING – FUTURE Clay Ogden, Army Electronic Warfare, DAMO - ODE, US
OF UK ELECTRONIC WARFARE CAPABILITY Army
Wing Commander Paul Lenihan, SO1 EW, UK
MoD 12.20 Networking Lunch
09.50 VIEW FROM RAF HQ AIR COMMAND - 14.00 THE WAY AHEAD FOR FRENCH ELECTRONIC
MANAGING THE DIFFERING ENVIRONMENTS WARFARE
OF LIBYA AND AFGHANISTAN Current fleet EW capability
Adapting to different operating environments Participation within NATO and working with NATO
and managing different threats CONOPS
Infrared vs. RC threats Lessons learned from recent and ongoing operations
Ensuring that the RAF is capable of reacting to Facing the threats of tomorrow
operational requirements in the realm of ECM Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Parpillon, EW Capability
Equipping the fleet for current and future Officer, French Air Force
conflict
Wing Commander Rick Adams, Head of Air 14.40 DEVELOPMENTS IN CANADIAN ELECTRONIC
Platform Protection, Headquarters Air Command, WARFARE DOCTRINE
Royal Air Force Canadian Air Force way ahead in electronic warfare
Emergence of new EW doctrine
10.30 Coffee and Networking Break Implementing doctrine and challenges in moving
theory into practice
11.00 GERMAN AIR FORCE EW UPDATE – Major Kirk Bennet, Canadian Forces Air Warfare Centre
CURRENT PROJECTS AND ONGOING
DEVELOPMENTS 15.20 Coffee and Networking Break
EW Training within the air force - use of live
and simulated environments 15.50 ITALIAN AIRFORCE EW EFFORTS
Current capability of German Air Force electro- Current capability of the Italian Air Force platform
magnetic effects protection programme
On-going efforts to ensure that capability Improving and managing EW integration into air
remains ahead of the threat force operational scheme
Lieutenant Colonel Michael "George" Arlt, Chief Approaching and defending against current and
EW Officer for Airborne Platforms, German Air emerging threats
Force Staff Lieutenant Colonel Nicola Donati Guerrierri, Electronic
Warfare Centre, Italian Air Force
11.40 US ARMY ELECTRONIC ATTACK AND EW
SYSTEMS 16.30 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and End of Day One
Airborne Electronic Attack weapons Wing Commander Chris Pitt (Ret’d), formerly S01 EW &
development, mission sets and future vision / TD, RAF and Managing Director, Cycnia
plans
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3. 10th Annual Airborne Electronic Warfare 2011
Day Two: 29th September 2011
08.30 Coffee and Registration Joint EW exercise with Czech Air Force & NATO JEWCS:
Achieving operational harmony between Quick Reaction
09.00 Chairman’s Welcome Alert Units & Forward Air Controllers
Wing Commander Chris Pitt (Ret’d), formerly S01 Lieutenant Marek Gnida, Electronic Warfare Officer,
EW & TD, RAF and Managing Director, Cycnia Slovakian Air Force
09.10 US STRATEGIC COMMAND – JOINT 12.20 Networking Lunch
ELECTRONIC WARFARE CENTRE
Provision of EW planning - support and advocacy 14.00 USAF WEAPONS SCHOOL – EXPERIENCE FROM
Conducting effects-based assessment of assigned THE TRAINING GROUND AT NELLIS TO OPERATION
operations ODYSSEY DAWN
Maintaining readiness at directed levels EW Training on the Nellis Range/at the USAFWS
Lieutenant Colonel M. R. Grischkowsky, Deputy EW lessons learned from Operation Odyssey
Director, Joint Electronic Warfare Center, US Dawn/Operation Unified Protector
Strategic Command The importance of joint/coalition EW for a modern IADS
takedown
09.50 MEETING THE ELECTRONIC ATTACK Captain John "Limey" Christianson, USAF Chief, Joint
REQUIREMENT FOR THE US NAVY Force Integration, USAF Weapons School
US Navy – F/A 18-G Growler; the lead airborne
EW platform for the US Navy 14.40 OPERATIONAL AND TACTICAL SUPPORT
Latest technology electronic attack suite PROVIDED TO THE CANADIAN FLEET
Wide ranging SEAD capabilities Overview of Canadian EW programmes
The critical need for effective EW Battle Unique support provided by Canadian Air Warfare
Management (EWBM) School
Challenges for the platforms future development Ensuring full EW integration and support– both at home
Captain Frank "Spanky" Morley, PMA265 - F/A-18 and on operations
& E/A-18G Program, Prospective, Program Manager, Major Tom Pilz, EW Tactics Officer, Canadian Forces Air
US Navy Warfare School
10.30 Coffee and Networking Break 15.20 Coffee and Networking Break
11.00 TRAINING THE US NAVY PILOT FOR THE 15.50 HELICOPTER AIRCRAFT SURVIVABILITY
FIGHT EQUIPMENT UPDATE. US ARMY
Training set-up for the USN towards EW and ECM Suite of Infrared Counter Measures (SIIRCM)
Feedback from Operation Odyssey Dawn, Unified Improved lamp / laser jammer
Protector - lessons learned and application to The new missile warner (CWMS)
training systems Advanced flare dispenser
Current efforts to integrate training with the USAF Advanced flare munition
and benefits towards improving pilot capability Ommon Missile Warning System / Improved
Lieutenant Commander Sean Hays, USN Countermeasure Dispenser (CMWS/ICMD)
Electronic Attack Weapons School, US Navy Kent, Smith, Aircraft Survivability and Systems
Engineering Lead, Program Executive Office Aviation, US
11.40 NATO JOINT EW TRAINING WITH THE Army
SLOVAKIAN AIRFORCE
Meeting the EW training needs of the Slovakian 16.30 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and End of Day One
Air Force Wing Commander Chris Pitt (Ret’d), Formerly S01 EW
Air Traffic Control & TD, RAF and Managing Director, Cycnia
Ground Based Air Defence
Tactical Air Control Party
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