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2012 Advisory Board:

Brigadier Richard Haldenby
Commander Royal Artillery
British Army
Major General Paolo Ruggiero
Field Artillery School Commander
Italian Army
Colonel Fiepko Koolman
Director of Future Requirements, Artillery School
German Army
Lieutenant Colonel Joakim Lewin
Head of the Indirect Fire Systems
Swedish FMV

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2012 Speakers include:

Major General Halverson
Commanding General, Fires Centre of Excellence, Fort Sill
US Army
Major General Vikas Joshi
Assistant Director General, DG Artillery
Indian Army
Colonel Emmanuel Martin
Commander, Army Artillery Regiment
Philippines Armed Forces
Major Rico Sirait
Staff Officer for Weaponry Development Directorate, Field Artillery Center
Indonesian Army
Colonel John Musgrave
Assistant Director Capability, HQ Director Royal Artillery
British Army
Colonel Richard Couzens
Assistant Head of Deep Target Attack Capability
UK MoD

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Download the programme for the 10th Anniversary Future Artillery event
Learn more about the G6 Panel, and what they foresee as the future of artillery…View more information
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Defence IQ's flagship Future Artillery conference annually welcomes over 200 leading artillery personnel and industry experts from 25+ countries to London. Now in its 10th anniversary year, it is widely regarded as the most influential indirect fires conference in the world, providing an unrivalled platform for Heads of Artillery, Programme Managers and Industry experts to engage in candid debate on the latest technological developments, operational feedback and future vision across the in-direct fires community.

Discover who you can meet at the 10th anniversary event by downloading the sample delegate list

What's new for 2012?

New Streams: focusing on the fundamental requirement for lightweight in-direct fire systems and a potential 105mm resurgence, plus a special look at the future of the artillery 2022+
New Forward Observer Focus Day: hosting in-depth discussions on this top priority issue of managing the pressures on FOs. We will explore key equipment requirements as well as Tactics, Training and Procedure challenges being tackled across artillery forces
Debut Addresses from Nations including: Chile, Philippines, Indonesia, South Africa, Slovakia, Czech Republic to enable you the opportunity to widen your network
G6 Industry Leaders Global Strategy Debate: the opportunity to find out first-hand the strategies shaping the future of artillery from the industry’s key decision makers and thought leaders

Future Artillery
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The Modern Royal Artillery Prepares for Future Battlefields – Part 1
This full length interview features one of the greatest achievements of modern British Army artillery to date: training. From live fire training to the incorporation of high tech equipment like the iPad, Major Tom Ellis, training development advisor for the Royal Artillery, talks about how realistic training keeps troops ever prepared.
Can Digitising Artillery Really Revolutionise Modern Gunnery?
Will artillery commanders have the option of completely digitising the forward observer? What about linking to joint fire units or CAS assets digitally? Ian Burch is the Offensive Support SME at Rockwell Collins and, onsite at Future Artillery 2011, he emphasises the necessity of eliminating room for error.
Netherlands MoD Speaks Up About the Need for Revolutionising Artillery
Lt Col Rienk Sijbrandi, Operational Director in the Netherlands MoD, talks onsite at Future Artillery 2011 about the existing Dutch artillery inventory. Precision guided munitions are at the top of the list of 'must haves' for the Dutch - are laser guided munitions next? Watch to find out more

G6 Industry Leaders Panel

Taking place on the opening morning of the main conference the G6 Industry Leaders Panel: The Future of Artillery, an Industry Perspective gives you direct insight into the critical questions facing the Artillery Community.

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