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Hear from key leaders including:Major General Stephen Wilson, USAF, Commander, 8thAir Force and Commander, Joint Functional ComponentCommand for Global Strike, United States Strategic Command

Maj Gen Tom Jones, USAF, Director of OperationalRequirements, Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, Plans, andRequirements, HQ USAF

The Honorable Dr. Donald Cook, Deputy Administratorfor Defense Programs, National Nuclear Security Administration

Lt Gen Robert Elder, USAF (Ret), Former Commander,Joint Functional Component Command for Space and GlobalStrike, United States Strategic Command

Maj Gen William Chambers, USAF, Assistant Chief ofStaff for Strategic Deterrence and Nuclear Integration,HQ USAF

Mark Gunzinger, Senior Fellow, Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments

The Only Event in the US to Deliver:• AF Requirements for the Next Generation

Bomber• Development Concepts of a

Conventional Prompt Global Strike System• Advancements in Long-Range Unmanned

Combat and ISR Aerial Systems• Modernization and Sustainment Efforts

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The ability to conduct superior long-range strike operations has long given the US animportant military advantage. But the DoD’s long-range strike “family of systems” (land-based bombers, carrier-based strike aircraft, cruise missiles and supporting airborne EAplatforms) is in critical need of an upgrade, amidst fears that the US is currently at risk oflosing its ability to effectively penetrate anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) battle networks.

The US government has earmarked more than $5 billion over the next five fiscal yearsfor a number of long-range strike programs, highlighted by a new long-range bomber for theAir Force and an unmanned carrier-launched surveillance and strike system for the Navy.

In response to the demand for greater detail on these new requirements and futureprograms, military and industry leaders are meeting in September at IDGA’s Long-RangeStrike Summit to discuss strategic capabilities and the need for an updated family ofsystems. Perhaps most importantly, the event will focus on the joint service strategy that iscritical to meeting the overarching objective of global access.

The relationship between USAF and USN will be discussed with an emphasis on the Air-SeaBattle Concept and the future of joint doctrine, concepts, operations and technologynecessary to overcome the ever-improving A2/AD capabilities around the globe.

Specific critical areas for discussion include: • Improving Air-Sea Battle Policy, Concepts and Development• Increasing the Range of Carrier Based Air Systems• Acquisition Plans for the Necessary Family of Long-Range Strike Systems• Nuclear Asset Protection, Integration and Readiness

The summit will bring together senior level officials from the DoD, US Allied Forces, thedefense industry, and the academic community to increase the effectiveness of Long-RangeStrike operations.

Reserve your place amongst the leaders in strategic operations by calling 1-800-882-8684 orvisiting www.LongRangeStrike.com!

I look forward to seeing you in September!

Thomas EngelmanProgram DirectorIDGA Long-Range Strike Summit

Who You Will Meet:

About IDGA:

• Platform Developmentand Acquisition Executives

• Policy Makers• Systems Engineers• Operational Commanders• Technical Directors• Directors ofExperimentation

• Test Directors• Research andDevelopment Directors

The Institute for Defense &Government Advancement(IDGA) is a non-partisaninformation based organizationdedicated to the promotion ofinnovative ideas in public serviceand defense. We bring togetherspeaker panels comprised ofmilitary and governmentprofessionals while attractingdelegates with decision-makingpower from military, governmentand defense industries.

In addition to our live events,IDGA offers an onlinecommunity dedicated toproviding defense industryprofessionals with industryanalysis and insights throughpodcasts, videos, webinars,articles, and presentations fromkey industry leaders. Membersof our online community areable to extend their live eventexperience and interact with thedefense industry by leveragingthe opportunity to network,share ideas, best practices,and business solutions.Join our communitytoday atwww.idga.org

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Pre-Summit Focus Day

Although solid rocket motors (SRM) are ideally suited to many propulsionapplications, their lack of controllability restricts their mission flexibility.Following ignition of an SRM’s propellant grain, combustion continuesuntil all propellant is consumed. This presentation will focus ontechnology to improve the mission flexibility of solid rocket motors.

What will be covered:• Using a pulse motor configuration to improve control of thrust profile• The advantages of utilizing multiple solid propellant grains• A demonstration of the feasibility of high performance solid rocketpulse motors with bonded end closures, incorporating innovativematerials and manufacturing processes

How you will benefit:• Overcome performance losses due to problems such as reducedpropellant mass fraction and resulting loss in total impulse

• Improve the controllability of missile systems for a multi-role capability • Reduce total cost through mission flexible systems

Presenter:Mike FisherBusiness Area Manager, Propulsion TechnologyCornerstone Research Group

Registration & Coffee9:00 AM

Monday, September 12, 2011

Networking Luncheon11:30 – 12:00 PM

High Performance Pulse Motor for Mission Flexibility

9:30 – 11:30 AM

A compact heavy fueled engine is progressing from a desire to arequirement. This presentation will outline a miniature Meyer NutatingDisk Engine that provides the means of propulsion that the military hasbeen seeking for use in a variety of systems.

What will be covered:• The advantage in power to weight ratio of a nutating disk enginevs. a traditional internal combustion engine

• Systems that would benefit from this technology including UAV’sand Munitions

How you will benefit:• Increase the payload, range, and loitering capability of UAV’s due toa lighter, more efficient propulsion system

• Increase the range and efficiency of munitions as well as payloadcapacity

• Increase the maximum elevation of UAV’s and other systems

Presenter:Michael BorutaPrincipalKinetic BEI LLC

12:00 – 2:00 PM

This presentation discusses the current State-of-the-Art in high operatingtemperature powerplants designed to operate utilizing high energy density,non-toxic, low cost commercial NOFBX monopropellants. These regeneratively-cooled powerplants do not require air for either supporting combustion orproviding engine cooling and as a result can be used in high altitude orvacuum applications (or underwater). Early phase R&D of the NOFBXpowerplants have been funded under DARPA Phase I/II SBIR to address thechallenges and feasibility of flying high altitude, long endurance (HALE)vehicles and allow extreme altitude vehicles to potentially fly outside of currentground-based threats. The high energy density NOFBX monopropellants (~9.5xenergy density of State-of-the-Art Lithium Ion batteries) combined with thevery high conversion efficiency HALE powerplants allows the NOFBX HALEpowersystem to achieve propellant consumption performance per unithorsepower generated that rivals traditional fuel/air powerplants. The non-toxic, low cost, NOFBX commercial monopropellants have been originallydeveloped under joint Commercial/NASA/FAA funding for purposes ofupgrading the U.S. commercial Space Transportation System to non-toxic, highperformance aerospace propellants in rocket thruster applications. The NOFBX

commercial rocket propulsion technology will be demonstrated on an upcoming2012 commercial flight experiment deployed on the International Space Stationas a U.S. non-toxic alternative to Russian reboost capability and a block upgradeoption for all ISS visiting vehicles’ maneuvering and deorbit propulsion toStation.

What will be covered:• Overview of work on NOFBX HALE powerplants that was conducted underthe DARPA SBIR program

• NOFBX power cycle trades and System level performance analysis on hightemperature gas fuel cell/turbine option

• Technical challenges to be addressed to mature the NOFBX HALE powerplanttechnology

Presenter:Greg MungasChief Technical OfficerFirestar Technologies/Defense Propulsion Systems

2:00 – 4:00 PM

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This in-depth focus day will present cutting edge propulsion technology to improve the range and effectiveness of long-range strike and supporting ISR capabilities.

Hear briefs from leading authorities on the research, development, and fielding of propulsion systems capable of increasing the range of munitions, UAV’s, and manned aircraft.

Advancing Propulsion Systems in Support of Long-RangeStrike Capabilities

Propulsion for Miniature Systems

NOFBX Monopropellant Powered Powerplants

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Main Summit Day One

7:15 Registration & Coffee

8:00 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

8:15 The Case for a Long-Range Strike Family ofSystems• A framework for thinking about long-range strike• Assessing attributes of a future long-range strike family ofsystems

• The next long-range strike family of systems• Initiatives and implementation

Mark GunzingerSenior FellowCenter for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments

9:00 AF Acquisition Strategy for a Family of Long-Range Strike Systems• The 2012 Air Force budget and critical initiatives• Timelines for procurement of Air Force Assets• Funding for long-range strike systems and target acquisitiongoals

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9:45 Networking and Refreshment Break

10:30 Operational Requirements and NecessaryCapabilities for the Air Force Family of Long-Range Strike Systems• Minimum operational requirements for the AF family oflong-range strike systems

• Anticipated requirements for the next generation bomber• Overall AF capability requirements and the role of long-rangestrike systems

Maj Gen Tom Jones, USAFDirector of Operational RequirementsDeputy Chief of Staff for Operations, Plans, and Requirements,HQ USAF

11:15 The Next Generation Long-Range BomberSystem• Current strategic bomber assets and operational update• Role of the 8th AF within Air Force Global Strike Command• Anticipated requirements for a next generation bomber

Major General Stephen Wilson, USAFCommander, 8th Air ForceCommander, Joint Functional Component Command forGlobal Strike, United States Strategic Command

12:00 Networking Luncheon

1:00 Long-Range Strike Munitions Development:High Speed Novel Precision Effects on Surface TargetsThis panel from the Air Force Research Laboratory’s MunitionsDirectorate will address a concept derived from the PromptGlobal Strike study which identified a high-speed cruise missileas an option to strike time-critical and high-value targets. TheLRS multi-directorate demonstration plan will leveragetechnology investments in munitions, propulsion, airframe,materials, information, and sensors areas. The end result will bea test of a long-range high speed cruise missile with the abilityto cruise at high mach numbers over extended ranges usingadvanced guidance and warheads.

Panel Leaders:John Leugers Team Lead, Long Range StrikeAir Force Research Laboratory Munitions Directorate

James WeberTeam Lead, Long Range StrikeAir Force Research Laboratory Munitions Directorate

2:30 Networking and Refreshment Break

3:15 Naval Submarine Systems in Support of Long-Range Strike Capabilities• The US and Allied Submarine Fleet support for strategicdeterrence and strike

• The SSBN and SSGN fleets’ role in the long-range strikecapability

• Systems upgrades in support of fleet ballistic missilecapabilities and extended reach

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4:00 High Density or Multi-Functional CompactPower Source• Increasing the range and time aloft of miniature unmannedair vehicles (UAVs), while using less electricity

• Enabling much longer missions and higher battery payloadfor increased UAV effectiveness

Daniel MarshallPrincipalCube Technology

4:45 End of Main Summit Day One

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

AFTERNOON PANEL

Outstanding speaker panel and information presented-Director of Business Development, BAE Systems

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Main Summit Day Two

7:30 Registration & Coffee

8:00 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

8:15 The Air Force’s Nuclear Mission and JointPartnerships Vital to Maintain a Safe andEffective Nuclear Deterrence Strategy • The Air Force’s reinvigoration of the nuclear enterprise as itsnumber-one priority

• Policy that our nation is undertaking to insert nucleardeterrent capability into national security strategy

• Modernizations and sustainment efforts of current weaponssystems

Maj Gen William Chambers, USAFAssistant Chief of Staff for Strategic Deterrence and Nuclear IntegrationHQ USAF

9:00 Science and Technology Advancements forImproved Maintenance of Nuclear Munitionsand Rapid Response Capabilities for the DoD• Maintaining and enhancing the safety, security and reliabilityof the US nuclear weapons stockpile

• Current efforts to revitalize the entire nuclear weaponscomplex to be smaller, safer, more secure and more efficient

The Honorable Dr. Donald CookDeputy Administrator for Defense ProgramsNational Nuclear Security Administration

9:45 Networking and Refreshment Break

10:30 Increasing the Range of Carrier Based AirSystems• Projecting power through longer range naval air systems• Requirements and concepts for carrier launched UAV’s

TBA: See Website for Updated Speaker Information

11:15 The Role of Long-Range, Persistent StrikeCapabilities in Developing Strategic andOperational Courses of Action across theConflict Spectrum

Lt Gen Robert Elder, USAF (Ret)Former CommanderJoint Functional Component Command for Space and GlobalStrike, United Strategic Command

12:00 Networking Luncheon

1:00 Prompt Global Strike Concepts and PotentialDelivery SystemsThis panel will present current concepts for a prompt globalstrike system. Panelists will discuss the advantages anddisadvantages of currently proposed delivery systems and themost likely direction for a US Conventional Prompt GlobalStrike System.

Amy WoolfSpecialist in Nuclear Weapons PolicyCongressional Research Service

Debojit SarkarSubject Matter ExpertDeloitte and Touche

2:30 Networking and Refreshment Break

3:00 Unmanned Aerial Systems Development forOver-the-Horizon Mission Effectiveness• Advancements in carrier launched UCAV’s and their role inthe long-range strike mission

• ISR deployment for improved precision strike capability• Ethical concerns regarding the use of UCAV’s

Dr. Bill PowersResearch FellowPotomac Institute for Policy StudiesCenter for Emerging Threats & OpportunitiesMarine Corps Warfighting Lab

3:45 Air-Sea Battle Concept and Joint ServiceCapacity for Long-Range Strike • Overcoming advanced A2/AD capabilities through jointservice capability development

• Preserving the US military’s ability to access key areas of vitalinterest

Mackenzie EaglenResearch Fellow for National SecurityThe Heritage Foundation

4:30 End of Main Summit

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Extremely timely information and relevant organizational perspectives-Branch Head, OPNVAV N5

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