Ensuring Effective US Military Power Projection

As the emphasis on long-range strike increases within the US Air Force, federal support of long-range strike initiatives grow as well. Recently, the Obama administration’s 2012 defense budget request asked for $197 million and a total of $3.7 billion over five years to develop the bomber for the Air Force.

Since our first Long-Range Strike Summit in September 2011, the requirements for long-range strike have been released and can now be discussed in more depth than before. This new information will provide a basis for more meaningful discussions amongst distinguished leaders within the long-range strike community.

In keeping with the latest developments, IDGA is pleased to announce the second iteration of our successful Long-Range Strike Summit!

IDGA’s Long-Range Strike Summit will provide a venue that allows our delegates to take part in networking and collaborating opportunities where debate and dialogue are encouraged. By the end of the IDGA Long-Range Strike Summit, delegates will understand the future of long-range strike, the most up-to-date solutions and challenges in field as well as the functionality of the bomber.

Find out about current initiatives, challenges, lessons learned and future plans and requirements. Don’t miss out on your chance to exchange information and forge partnerships with the leaders and innovators of the long-range strike community.

IDGA Media Partners