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US Army
LtCdr John Bush, Assistant Program
Conference highlights include: Manager, Systems Engineering,
Direct Attack Weapons, Precision
Strike Weapons Program Office,
t Gain first hand operational feedback from the use of the Small US Navy
Diameter Bomb and the AASM Hammer in Afghanistan for stand LtCol John Strup-Turp, Targeting
off precision engagement, air interdiction, close air support and and Information Operations
(Policy) UK MoD
airborne counter insurgency
LtCol Eric Tyson, Chief of
t Hear the capability gaps that have been highlighted by operations Operations, Joint and Combined
Integration Directorate, US Army
in Afghanistan and Kosovo and requirements for low collateral,
Maj Oscar Zoeteweij, Operational
accurate munitions from the Royal Netherlands Air Force, the UK Management Policy, Requirements
Ministry of Defence and the US Army and Plans, Royal Netherlands Air
Force
t Get programme updates on the latest in small, precision weapons Maj Nicolas Lyautey, Adjunct to
including the Small Diameter Bomb II, Precision Guided the Rafale Programme Officer,
Munitions, Precision Guided Rockets, the Joint Air to Ground French Air Force
Missile and Anti Radiation Missiles Maj David Amlôt MBE, Second in
Command, 4 Regiment Army Air
Corps, British Army
Maj Richard Wigle, Air National
Pre Conference Workshop Guard and the Air Reserve Command
Test Center (AATC), US ANG
28th March 2011 | 14:00 – 17:00
Capt Conor Hiney, Surface
ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES FOR ADAPTIVE MUNITIONS AND MULTI-ROLE Attack Phase Manager, Air Force
EFFECTORS IN MODERN AND FUTURE MISSIONS Weapons School, USAF
Lead By: Gert Scholtes, Senior Scientist, TNO James Carter, Director of
Engineering, Air Armament Center
Miniature Munitions Division, USAF
Todd Hughes, Programme
Manager, DARPA
Gert Scholtes, Senior Scientist, TNO
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2. PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: 28th March 2011 www.smallprecisionweapons.com
14:00 – 17:00
ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES FOR ADAPTIVE MUNITIONS AND MULTI-ROLE EFFECTORS
IN MODERN AND FUTURE MISSIONS
Led By: Gert Scholtes, Senior Scientist, TNO
Introduction:
The high temperatures and dusty environment found in operations in urban environments, coupled
with the desire to minimise collateral damage put high demands on weapons, munitions systems and
personnel. The new scalable and Adaptive Munition could represent a solution for these Effect based
operations and this workshop will assess its future potential.
Participants will evaluate:
t Effect based Approach to Operations and the desired effects in modern and future MOD missions
t Effect Based Requirements (EBR) for Weapons and Munitions
t MOD combat scenarios and the comparison of Adaptive Munitions (AM) / Multi‑Role Effectors (MRE)
and conventional solutions with respect to the EBR
t AM and MRE enabling technologies
Participating in this workshop will allow you to develop your understanding of the advantages and
disadvantages of adaptive munitions and multi‑role effectors when compared with conventional
munitions solutions. The desires and gaps from the MOD perspectives, the innovations from the
technology side and the technology gaps we will need to cover in the future.
Meet prospects for your Small Precision Weapon solution
Of all our delegates, 80% will use this event primarily to network. If you have a solution for Platform Programme offices, Missile
Position yourself as a leading supplier to the military, and influence Requirements & Procurement branches, Research Bodies, or Operators,
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3. CONFERENCE DAY ONE : 29th March 2011 www.smallprecisionweapons.com
08.30 Registration and Coffee
09.00 Chairman’s Welcome and Opening Speech
Christopher M. Finn FReS, Senior Air Power Lecturer, Kings College London, RAF College
Cranwell
09: 10 RELIABLE PRECISION MUNITIONS: THE DECISIVE EDGE ON THE BATTLEFIELD
t Evolving capability challenges
t Increasing weapons / design interdependencies and complexity
t Increasing complexity of target sets
t Current weapons review and Joint Staff focus areas
Col Todd Flesch, Branch Chief, Air/Sea Branch, Force Application Division, US DoD
09:50 PRECISION AND PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS: AN AWKWARD DICHOTOMY
t The Past as Prologue
t The importance of information and expectation management
t Future challenges
Dr Joel Hayward, Dean of the Royal Air Force College, RAF
10:30 Networking Coffee Break
11:00 UK APACHE OPERATORS’ PERSPECTIVE: SIGHTS TO WEAPON EFFECTS, JOINTERY AND AIR
LAND INTEGRATION
t Operational feedback from the use of the Apache for close combat attack and airborne
counter insurgency in Afghanistan
t The importance of improved air – land integration for improved weapon precision
t The current weapons employed by the Apache and requirements for future capabilities
Col Neale Moss, UK Attack Helicopter Force Commander, Joint Helicopter Command, UK MoD
Maj David Amlôt MBE, Second in Command, 4 Regiment Army Air Corps, UK MoD
11:40 THE USE OF THE AASM HAMMER FOR CLOSE AIR SUPPORT BY THE FRENCH FORCES
t Operational feedback from the Rafale on using the AASM in Afghanistan
t Current capacities of the AASM weapon system in close air support and air interdiction
missions
t An outline of the AASM development potential ‑ towards a diversification of the weapon‘s
military effects
Maj Nicolas Lyautey, Adjunct to the Rafale Programme Officer, French Air Force
12:20 Networking Lunch
13:30 OPERATIONAL FEEDBACK ON THE USE OF THE SMALL DIAMETER BOMB (SDB) ON THE F15E
STRIKE EAGLE IN AFGHANISTAN
t The F15e as the test platform for the use of the Small Diameter Bomb on future stealth aircraft
t The Small Diameter Bomb ‑ designed for stand off precision engagement
t The limitations of the SDB when used in a close air support role
Capt Conor Hiney, Surface Attack Phase Manager, Air Force Weapons School, USAF
14:10 REQUIREMENTS FOR SMALL PRECISION MUNITIONS FOR US ARMY HELICOPTERS
t Overview of current system capability gaps
t Closing capability gaps with doctrine and training solutions
t Future requirements for precision weapons
Col Grady S. King, TRADOC Capability Manager for Reconnaissance and Attack, US Army
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4. 14:50 Networking Coffee Break www.smallprecisionweapons.com
15:20 ROYAL NETHERLANDS AIR FORCE REQUIREMENTS FOR SMALLER, MORE ACCURATE WEAPONS
t Identifying a capability gap after experiences in Afghanistan and Kosovo
t The effects that current weapons are unable to provide
t The requirements for low collateral weapons for urban close air support
Maj Oscar Zoeteweij, Operational Management Policy, Requirements and Plans, Royal
Netherlands Air Force
16:00 EFFECTIVE AIR-GROUND OPERATIONS AT A TACTICAL AND OPERATIONAL LEVEL
t Effective ground fires support as determined by the air‑land integration, the platform and the
weapon system
t The limitations of the current weapons used for close air support, particularly when faced
with moving targets
t What a more accurate weapon would mean for the troops on the ground
LtCol Steve Wertz, Chief, Joint Integration Division, Joint and Combined Integration Directorate,
US Army
16:40 LIVE FIRE EVALUATION OF SMALL PRECISION MUNITIONS
t Developing live training capabilities and facilities
t The importance of live weapon firing for testing small, precision weapons
t Improving air ‑ land integration and therefore weapon accuracy through training exercises
Wg Cdr (Ret’d) Jan Unander, Chief, FMV Sweden
17:20 Chairman’s Close
CONFERENCE DAY TWO: 30th March 2011
8.30 Registration and Coffee
09.00 Chairman’s Welcome
Christopher M. Finn FReS, Senior Air Power Lecturer, Kings College London, RAF College Cranwell
09:10 UNMANNED AVIATION AND STRIKE WEAPONS PROGRAMME UPDATE
t Precision guided munitions
t Guided rockets
t Joint air‑to‑ground missile (JAGM)
t Airborne gun systems
t Anti‑radiation missiles (ARM)
Capt Brian Corey, Unmanned Aviation and Strike Weapons, Programme Office, NAVAIR, US Navy
09.50 SMALL SCALE US NAVY WEAPONISATION
t Current USN efforts
t Acquisition architecture: Guidance on open architecture system of systems and U.S.
government lead system integrator role are driving careful consideration of material solutions
including hardware‑independent stores management, universal armament interface, and
modular weapon concepts
t CONOPS driven design considerations: Analysis of CONOPS is driving weight, propulsion,
stability and control, guidance, and lethality requirements
LtCdr John Bush, Assistant Program Manager, Systems Engineering, Direct Attack Weapons,
Precision Strike Weapons Program Office, US Navy
10:30 Coffee and Networking Break
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1 1:00 SMALL DIAMETER BOMB II – A SMALL PRECISION WEAPON TO DEFEAT MOBILE GROUND TARGETS
t An overview of the Small Diameter Bomb Increment II (SDB II) program
t The status of the development of SDB II
t A description of the SDB II weapon and its capabilities
James Carter, Director of Engineering, Air Armament Center Miniature Munitions Division, USAF
11:40 PANEL DISCUSSION – ARE SMALL PRECISION WEAPONS A SOLUTION FOR ‘THE’ WAR OR ‘A’
WAR?
Hosted by Christopher M. Finn FReS, Senior Air Power Lecturer, Kings College London, RAF
 College Cranwell
12.20 Lunch and Networking
13.30 TEST AND INTEGRATION OF THE SMALL DIAMETER BOMB ON THE F16 BLOCK 30 AND AN
INTRODUCTION TO LASER ROCKETS
t Flight clearance challenges
t OFP integration and testing challenges
t Display limitations and future enhancements
t Limitations to operational training and employment that the Small Diameter Bomb presents
Maj Richard “Tricky” Wigle, Air National Guard and the Air Reserve Command Test Centre
(AATC), US ANG
14.10 THE UK’S APPROACH TO COLLATERAL DAMAGE ESTIMATION
t The way in which individual nations and coalitions demonstrate due diligence when using
lethal fires
t Overview of UK’s operational targeting issues
t The UK’s collateral damage estimation (CDE) as an aid to the commander and law of armed
conflict
LtCol John Stroud-Turp, Targeting and Information Operations (Policy), UK MoD
14.50 Coffee and Networking Break
15:20 SWARMS OF LOW COST MINI – UCAS WITH PRECISE WEAPONS FOR MODERN URBAN
OPERATIONS
t Specific urban combat requirements for smart mini‑UCAS and small smart integrated weapons
t Categories of possible small and smart precision warheads for urban operations
t Mixture of non‑lethal and lethal weapons for collateral damage reduction
t Urban wideband communication problems
t Scenarios of using autonomous mini‑UCASs TERAGRID swarming networks during conventional
and electromagnetic precision urban combat
Col Maciej Mroczkowski, Head, Optoelectronic Systems Dept, Military University of
Technology, Poland
16:00 HOW TO TRANSFORM THE TORRENT OF ISR DATA INTO PRECISION 3D MAPS
t How to transform, torrent and extract of ISR Data into Precision 3D Maps
t Reconstruct 2D pixel‑based sensor data into a 3D model‑based format
t Fuse multiple sensor collections and modalities into a unified, compressive model Extract and
classify operationally‑significant objects in sensor data collected in urban terrain
Todd Hughes, Programme Manager, DARPA
16:40 Closing Remarks and End of Conference
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