This document provides information about the MilSatCom USA 2018 conference to be held on June 27-28, 2018 in Arlington, Virginia. The conference will focus on identifying and optimizing next-generation satellite communication capabilities and will feature speakers from the US military and international partners. Attendees will learn about current and future military satellite communication programs and strategies from the US, NATO allies, and other partners. They will also discuss topics like resilient MilSatCom architectures, leveraging commercial satellite capabilities, and optimizing assets through international collaboration.

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27th - 28th
JUNE
2018
KEY BRIDGE MARRIOTT, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA, USA
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“Very well done. Terrific evolution from the first MilSatCom USA in 2016.”
MilSatCom USA Attendee, 2017
MilSatCom USA
Identifying And Optimising Next-generation
SatCom Capabilities
2018 USA SPEAKErS INCLUdE:
2018 INTErNATIONAL SPEAKErS INCLUdE:
Major general garrett yee, Acting Deputy Chief Information
Offi cer, G-6, US Army
Brigadier general Tim Lawson, DCG-O (Deputy Commanding
General for Operations), U.S. Army SMdC/ASTrAT
Brigadier general Mark Baird, Director of Space Programmes,
U.S. Air Force
robert Tarleton, Director, Military Satellite Communications
Directorate, U.S. Air Force
dr Brian Teeple, DoD CIO C4,
U.S. department of defense
Colonel Charles daly, Director of J63, U.S. Special Operations
Command
Captain Mike Thrall, Chief, Plans and Programs Division,
Cyberspace Operations, NOrAd and U.S. Northern Command
Colonel hugh McCauley, CCJ6 Operations Division Chief, U.S.
CENTCOM
Norman r yarbrough, Operations Research Analyst, U.S.
Department of Defence, Office of Secretary of Defense
Acquisition and Sustainment
dr Lawrence “robbie” robertson Mission Lead, Satellite
Communications, Space Vehicles Directorate, U.S. Air Force
research Laboratory
robert (Bob) J Willett, Program Manager, SATCOM Gateways
Portfolio and the Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance and
Reconnaissance Data Transport Portfolio, defense Information
Systems Agency (dISA)
Colonel Stig Nilsson, Head of Space Programmes, Norwegian
Mod
Commander Marcio Costa, Chief of the Space Systems
Coordination and Implementation Commission (CCISE),
Department of Air & Space Technology - DCTA, Brazilian Air Force
Major geoffroy Beaudot, SatCom and CIS Programme Manager,
Luxembourg directorate of defence
giovanni durando, SATCOM Service Area Owner,
NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA)
BENEFITS OF ATTENdINg
• Hear about the implications of the National defence
Authorization Act 2018 and the Wideband AoA and how these
will impact on future MilSatCom and space systems moving
forward
• Learn about the MilSatCom programmes from national
allies and how international collaboration can benefi t future
strategies
• Join the discussion on key topics of resilient MilSatCom
architectures and the military utilisation of ComSatCom systems
• With the era of mega-constellations in LEO fast approaching,
debate how best government and industry can utilise these
capabilities to meet operational requirements
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2. day One | 27th June 2018
dear Colleague,
It is with great pleasure that I invite you to join us at MilSatCom USA 2018 taking
place on the 27th-28th June, 2018 in Arlington, VA.
Now in its 3rd year, MilSatCom USA continues as a leading event for U.S.
government and industry experts, as well as international allies, focusing on
the defense communication satellite segment. Having shared a keynote
address at the inaugural event in 2016, it is a pleasure to return as the
conference chair for day 1 of this year’s event.
With the FY18 National Defence Authorization Act (NDA Act) promising
‘Fundamental Reform of National Security Space’ as well as the Wideband
Analysis of Alternatives (AoA) expected to conclude in the fi rst half of the year,
MilSatCom USA will provide the perfect forum to address pressing issues facing
the future of U.S. MilSatCom programmes.
This year’s conference agenda has been carefully put together, drawing on
leading experts’ thoughts and aspirations, to ensure the very best opportunities
to benchmark and learn from strategy and engineering leaders.
We have invited a number of infl uential government leaders and expect
the turnout to be even better than last year. As always, the event will be
structured so as to allow for maximum interaction between senior offi cials and
the audience. In addition, this year will introduce a networking reception at
the end of day 1, offering further opportunities for attendees to network, share
and learn from peers.
I urge you to join us this year and very much hope to see you in June 2018 to
participate alongside an array of likeminded international experts.
Best Regards,
douglas Loverro, President, Loverro Consulting, LLC
Former deputy Assistant Secretary of defense for Space Policy
Conference Chair
07.50 registration & Coffee
08.20 Chair’s Opening remarks
doug Loverro, President, Loverro Consulting, LLC
08.30 Enabling Army Success through the Utilisation of MILSATCOM
• MILSATCOM and Protected SATCOM capabilities
• Commercial assets and benefi ts
• Ensuring ground control readiness
• Preparing assets or future army requirements
Major general garrett yee, Acting Deputy Chief Information
Offi cer, G-6, US Army
09.10 The Importance of Space and MilSatCom to Multi-domain Battle in
the 21st Century
• The multi-domain concept: successfully operating across all
domains- space, cyberspace, air land, maritime
• A growing reliance on space and the increasing importance of
MilSatCom to combined arms operations
• Combating adversaries sophisticated combined arms that
include the use of space and cyberspace operations
Brigadier general Tim Lawson, DCG-O (Deputy Commanding
General for Operations), U.S. Army SMdC/ArSTrAT
FUTUrE U.S. MILSATCOM PrOgrAMMES
9.50 The Future of U.S. Space Programmes: Procurement and
development Strategies
• Key focuses for the US Air Force in the Space Domain including
MILSATCOM and Space Situational Awareness
• Incorporating ComSatCom and commercial innovations in future
plans
• The signifi cance of the Wideband AoA for future procurement
Brigadier general Mark Baird, Director of Space Requirements,
U.S. Air Force
10.30 Morning Coffee and Networking Sponsored by
11.00 Operational Challenges and MILSATCOM Choices
• Adapting to Emerging Threats- MILSATCOM as a warfi ghting asset
• Leveraging Innovation in Acquisition
• Exploiting Commercial Technology and Practices for National
Security Missions
Kay Sears, Vice President Strategy & Business Development,
Lockheed Martin
11.30 Enhancing Future dod Infrastructure Capabilities in the Space
domain
• An overview of space capabilities and their importance to the
DoD
• Key threats and challenges facing the DCIO division in the space
and cyber domain
• The future implications of the Space Enterprise Vision on
MilSatCom
dr Brian Teeple, DoD CIO C4, U.S. department of defense
12.10 Advances in Commercial SATCOM as Applied to the dod
• New SATCOM systems for airborne ISR and enRoute C2
• New waveform developments for protected SATCOM
• Reducing SWAP in tactical terminals
• Managed services as applied to DoD networks
• Commercial SATCOM Pilots for interoperability
raghu raghunandan, Senior Director of Defense Programs,
hughes
12.40 Networking Lunch
13.40 Unified SATCOM Architecture and the Criticality of Industry
Innovations
• The imperative for strong forward-looking government/industry
partnership
• Commercial innovations that seamlessly integrate with legacy
MILSATCOM for optimal redundancy, diversity, protection,
scalability and global portability- the ultimate resilient approach
• SATCOM as a Service- the new business model paradigm
rebecca Cowen-hirsch, Senior Vice President, Government
Strategy & Policy, Immarsat government
14.10 The Wideband Analysis of Alternatives (AoA): Where are we now?
• Objectives of the AoA
• Background and early insights
• The way ahead
Norman yarbrough, Operations Research Analyst, Office Of
Secretary Of defense
14.50 Afternoon Tea and Networking Sponsored by
PANEL dISCUSSION:
15.20 The End User Perspective: Emerging SatCom Challenges
Facing U.S. Combatant Commands (COCOMS)
• The importance of the space domain in modern combat
operations
• Altering the approach and mind-set to space operations
• Tactical comms: meeting requirements for data anywhere, at
anytime
• Looking ahead: future requirements and capability focuses
MOdErATOr: doug Loverro, President, Loverro Consulting, LLC
Colonel Curtis Carlin, J6 Operations Division,
U.S. Central Command
Colonel Charles daly, Director of J63, U.S. Special Operations
Command
Captain Mike Thrall, Chief, Plans and Programs Division,
Cyberspace Operations, NOrAd ANd U.S. Northern Command
Allan Ballenger, Corporate Vice President & Chief Commercial
Offi cer, SES gS
16.00 Enhancing SatCom Capabilities for the US dod and dISA’s Key role
• Small sats
• Hosted payloads
• Looking forward: how to effectively fulfi l next-generations strategic
communication requirements through long term investments
robert (Bob) J Willett, Program Manager, SATCOM Gateways
Portfolio and the Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance and
Reconnaissance Data Transport Portfolio, defense Information
Systems Agency (dISA)
16.40 Chair’s Closing remarks and Close of day One
17.00 - 18.30 Networking reception Sponsored by
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MilSatCom USA “Great conference. Will attend
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3. www.milsatcom-usa.com day Two | 28th June 2018
07.50 registration & Coffee
08.20 Chair’s Opening remarks
deanna ryals, Chief International Military Satellite Communication
Division, MilSatCom Systems Directorate, U.S. Air Force
KEyNOTE AddrESS:
08.30 Opportunities in MilSatCom: Encouraging Industry and International
Partnerships
• Looking to harness and develop industry and international
partnerships to reduce costs and increase performance
• Collaborating with allies to enhance resiliency in the crowded
space and cyberspace domains
• Future partnerships and international collaboration on the WGS
and AEHF programmes
robert Tarleton, Director, Military Satellite Communication
Directorate, U.S. Air Force
09.10 Improving resilience Today for Tomorrow
• Ground and space system technologies/techniques enable
resilience for Military Communications
• Evolving networks for delivery of greater levels of protected
information
• OneWeb Satellite platform - Leveraging our commercial
capabilities to meet the needs of governments around the globe
Tim deaver, Director US Space Systems, Airbus
PANEL dISCUSSION:
09.40 The SATCOM Imperative: A Fully Integrated Architecture
and Strategy Supported by government and
Industry Collaboration
• Designing commercial SATCOM into a unifi ed SATCOM
architecture that will enable effective use of innovative
capabilities developed by industry
• The Space Warfi ghting Construct: creating the framework for
making the Space Enterprise Vision an operational reality
• The opportunities presented to government and industry by the
AoA and NDAA
• Imperatives for future SATCOM that drives government focus and
requirements
• Critical challenges that impede unifi ed SATCOM and how
government/industry partnership can solve them
• Perspectives on the most critical elements required in future
SATCOM architecture and discus measures of effectiveness
Moderator: Brad grady, Senior Analyst,
Northern Sky research, LLC
dr Lawrence “robbie” robertson, Mission Lead, Satellite
Communications, U.S. Air Force research Laboratory
rebecca Cowen-hirsch, Senior Vice President, Government
Strategy & Policy, Inmarsat government
Marie-Pierre Pluvinage, Director, SKYNET Services Business
Development, Airbus
Justin Keller, Military Space Director of Advanced Programs,
Lockheed Martin
10.20 Morning Coffee and Networking Sponsored by
10.50 Modernising the Army Network: The Network Cross Functional Team
• The role of the network cross functional team
• Network range extension including SATCOM and BLOS
capabilities
• Formalising and advising on future network implementation
including architecture, cloud computing
Chief Warrant Officer Brian S. Wimmer, Senior Technical Advisor
Network CFT, US Army
11.30 Strengthening the Alliance through Interoperable and Connected
Forces
• Plans to increase data output to match ever growing reliance on
SATCOM space and ground segment capabilities
• Critical requirements for future MilSatCom programmes including
availability and access assurance and anti-jamming features
• Modernising Satellite Ground Station (SGS) and SatCom Anchor
capability to support tactical missions
• Ensuring close collaboration with nations to defi ne future space
capabilities
giovanni durando, SATCOM Service Area Owner,
NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA)
12.10 Networking Lunch
13.10 Optimising SATCOM Capabilities and Assets for the Norwegian Mod
• High North Challenges: Leading the way in Arctic and
Mountainous communications
• Developing MilSatCom assets for a Next-Generation
Communications infrastructure
- Acquiring SATCOM terminals and developing ground station assets
• Enhancing mobile communications to develop ability for joint
collaboration
• Collaboration with the U.S. and other international partners
Colonel Stig Nilsson, Head of Space Programmes,
Norwegian Mod
13.50 Luxembourg Defence: A Beneficial Cooperative Partner for U.S.
MilSatCom requirements
• An update on LuxGovSat SatCom and space programmes
• Current partnerships with the U.S. on WGS Multilateral MoU and
the WGS AoA
• Future planning: developing capabilities to benefi t NATO and
Allies
Major geoffroy Beaudot, SatCom and CIS Programme Manager,
Luxembourg directorate of defence
14.30 Providing Autonomous Space Capabilities for Brazilian defence
and Strategic Communications
• Current SatCom capabilities utilised by the Brazilian Air Force
• Meeting military and civilian requirements in Brazil
• Ensuring cost effective systems and integrated use to enhance
autonomy
• Opportunities for international collaboration presenting by
launch capabilities within Brazil
Commander Marcio Costa, Chief of the Space Systems
Coordination and Implementation Commission (CCISE),
Department of Air & Space Technology - DCTA, Brazilian Air Force
15.10 Afternoon Tea and Networking Sponsored by
15.40 Examining Ways to Leverage rapidly Changing Commercial
Capabilities, New Ways to Evolve Toward a heterogeneous
MILSATCOM Architecture
• What and how do you evolve MILSATCOM toward an even more
heterogeneous architecture?
• Small satellites: a realistic option for the military?
• An update on the communications S&T roadmap at the AFRL
and the opportunities for commercial and allied collaboration
dr Lawrence “robbie” robertson, Mission Lead, Satellite
Communications, Space Vehicles Directorate, U.S. Air Force
research Laboratory
16.20 Spectrum Licensing of Large Non-geostationary Satellite
Constellations
• Promoting a competitive and innovative domestic and global
telecommunications marketplace
• The effect of mega-constellations on market
• The increased congestion and growing need for enhanced
spectrum management
dr Jose Albuquerque, Chief, Satellite Division, International Bureau/
Federal Communications Commission
17.00 Chair’s Closing remarks and Close of day Two
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4. WEdNESdAy 27Th JUNE - AIrBUS NETWOrKINg rECEPTION – 17.00 - 18.30
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KEy MEdIA PArTNErS
SUPPOrTEd By
The Networking reception hosted by Airbus
will take place at the Key Bridge Marriott hotel.
Airbus and SMi group are proud to announce
that there will be a post conference reception
hosted at the Marriott Key Bridge hotel on
Wednesday 27th June. The evening reception
is an excellent networking opportunity to
foster new working relationships by engaging
directly with both military and industry
representatives.
Please note places are limited
Please visit www.milsatcom-usa.com for further details

5. SMi’s 20th Annual
Tuesday 6th November - Thursday 8th November 2018, London, UK
www.globalmilsatcom.com
global MilSatCom Community
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Airbus are world leaders in providing global fi xed and mobile secure communication services to
governments, militaries and security forces. Indeed, as the world’s number one private-sector military
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MilSatCom USA 2017 seniority breakdown
37%
7%
10%
21%
25%
directors
Vice Presidents
department heads
Other (Team Leaders, Senior
Engineers, Consultants etc)
Managers (Business
development, Marketing,
Sales etc)
Inmarsat is a long-time trusted partner to the U.S. government, delivering the world’s most advanced
global, mobile SATCOM services that are highly reliable, secure and affordable. Built with government
users in mind, Inmarsat provides resilient, fl exible and scalable alternatives that augment military satellite
resources, anytime, anywhere. Learn more: www.inmarsat.com/government/us-government
Isotropic Systems was founded to deliver innovation with next-generation terminal technology. We
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conformal, multi-beam, multi-band, and electronically steerable. www.isotropicsystems.com
SES government Solutions With over four decades of U.S. Government experience, SES GS’s sole
purpose is to provide bandwidth, end-to-end satellite communications solutions and hosted payload
opportunities to U.S. Government, Intelligence and Civilian agencies. www.ses-gs.com
SKy Perfect JSAT is the leading satellite operator in the Asia-Pacifi c region and provides high-quality
satellite communications to its customers. With a fl eet of 17 satellites, we offer a wide range of services
including video distribution, data transfer communications and back-up service capabilities in Asia,
Russia, Oceania, Middle East and North America. We also operate the largest Direct-to-Home satellite
broadcasting platform, “SKY PerfecTV!”, in Japan which provides 158 channels to around 3.0 million
households. www.jsat.net/en
Smiths Interconnect is a leading provider of technically differentiated electronic components,
subsystems, microwave and radio frequency products that connect, protect and control critical
applications in the commercial aviation, defense and space markets. Smiths Interconnect is
synonymous with exceptional performance whenever a technologically advanced, high quality
solution is required to ensure reliability and safety. Legacy brands include EMC, RF Labs, TECOM,
Trak, Millitech, IDI, Lorch and Hypertac. Smiths Interconnect is part of Smiths Group, a global leader in
applying advanced technologies for markets in threat and contraband detection, energy, medical
devices, communications and engineered components. Smiths Group employs approximately 22,000
people in more than 50 countries. www.smithsinterconnect.com
XTAr, LLC is a privately owned satellite operator delivering X-band services to U.S. and Allied
government users. XTAR’s two satellite payloads, with high-powered global, fi xed and steerable spot
beams, are WGS-compatible and readily support mobile applications in the harshest environments.
Available coverage is from Denver east to Singapore. www.xtar.com

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