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EVENT BROCHURE

A Indian miitar and government personne are invited to attend free of charge

Warare is changing, perhaps more rapidly and undamentally today than at any point in

history. To take advantage o the ongoing RMA, India will need to reorm the way it plans,

thinks, procures, trains and fghts. Technology alone does not constitute RMA; it requires

synergy with organisation and doctrine. This can be achieved by training, innovation and

adaptation.

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Taining philosophy

The joint doctrine o the 1.3 million-strong Indian Armed Forces and the service-specic doctrines

o the army, navy and air orce lay great emphasis on individual and collective training and technical

and HR development, taking into account the likely environment, technology, battleeld scenarios,

threat perception and internal security situations in the years ahead.

As the Indian Armed Forces modernise and induct new platorms and complex surveillance and

delivery means, the need to transorm training philosophy, modiy and improve the present training

inrastructure and methods, introduce new training technologies to save costs and get better

results in terms o skill sets and eciency has never been greater.

Over 50,000 young aspirants are drated into the Indian Armed Forces every year and put through

training o varying periods rom 20 to 65 weeks. Over 1,500 ocer cadets join our diferent colleges

or commission into the armed orces every year. Thousands o ocers undergo post-commission

training in 40 diferent institutions. At any one time, at least 6,000 ocers remain under training.

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Simlated taining

Sustained training and a better grasp o next-generation equipment with new technologies is

required. Emphasis is on enhancement o technical levels, dual-trade training, multi-tasking and

training the trainers. Modern methods o training are being introduced with enhanced use o

simulators.

The army will continue to be deployed or ghting in sub-conventional operations in the

oreseeable uture. Thereore, desired capacities have to be built into the recruitment system,

training philosophy and methodology, training inrastructure in training academies, regimental

training centres, divisional training schools and schools o instruction to produce highly capable

ocers and soldiers to meet the uture warare challenges eciently.

The most cost-efective methodology or training is simulated training. This creates a realistic

environment to generate near-real responses to various contingences as well as handling ocomplex weapon systems, without the need to go outdoors and use operational equipment. It

also saves transportation costs and ammunition.


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IDYB Gop idyb.comIDYB Group publishes the Indian Military Reviewmonthly magazine and the

annual Indian Defence Yearbook.

Indian Military Review(IMR) is the number-one monthly deence magazinein India, with pan-India news-stand distribution. It covers national deence,

homeland security, neighbourhood, modernisation, deence research, military

technology, paramilitary orces and military history. IMR is recommended

reading or services ocers preparing or Staf College entrance and promotion

exams.

The Indian Defence Yearbookis an annual compendium o all matters concerning

deence and security or the whole year, including deence expenditure, new

acquisitions, deence research and all important developments. The inaugural

issue was released by the President o India in 1997. Fiteen issues have been

published since then.

CENJOWS cenjows.inThe Centre or Joint Warare Studies (CENJOWS) was raised at the initiative o

the Ministry o Deence on 24 August 2007 and is registered under the Societies

Registration Act 1860 in India. CENJOWS is an independent, proessional

research institute established in pursuit o strengthening the concept o

Jointness within the deence orces, as well as with other agencies that jointly

contribute towards the nations war ghting capability. It is presently located

within the precincts o HQ Integrated Deence Staf (IDS) in Kashmir House

Complex.

The Honble Deence Minister is the Patron-in-Chie with the three Service

chies, deence secretary, secretary deence nance, members o parliament,

members rom academia and industry and ormer Chies o Integrated Staf

(CISC) orming the Advisory Board. The CISC, HQ IDS chairs the Executive

Council which has Deputy Chies o HQ IDS as other members.

Lt Gen (Retd) AS Kalkat, SYSM, PVSM, AVSM, VSM is the Director Emeritus and

Maj Gen (Retd) KB Kapoor, VSM is the Director o CENJOWS.

Shephad Media shephadmedia.comShephard Media has provided intelligence to the aerospace and deence

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and exhibitions, and a world-renowned publishing portolio, includingmagazines, industry handbooks and online news services.

Land Warfare International

As part o the delegate package, each delegate will receive one copy o

Land Warfare Internationalat the event along with a 12-month

ree subscription.

Militay Simlation and Taining Handbook

Each delegate attending the event will also receive a ree copy o the Military

Simulation and Training Handbook.

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Special rates are available or sponsors and exhibitors.

About the Organisers



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Military Simulation & Training India 2012 will bring together top military

ocers, industry and academic subject matter experts to discuss the latest

developments and requirements on training and simulation systems or

India.

The event will look at the uture requirements o military simulation to

include the Indian Army, Indian Air Force, Indian Navy and deence R&D

establishments.

Yo will have the oppotnity to:

Network with senior military, government

and industry training and simulation experts

Evaluate the most efective training and

simulation technologies

Examine commercial of-the-shel aids or

military simulation and modelling

Listen to serving ocers dealing with

ormulating policy and implementation o

training doctrines

Leverage the expertise o the Shephard-IMR

in organising quality deence events

Yo will hea abot:

Training requirements in keeping with

the doctrines or war at the strategic,

operational and tactical levels

Requirement o advanced training aids,

including computers and simulators

Virtual and computer-aided wargaming Alternatives to large-scale exercises with

troops and eld ring practices

Latest developments and trends in training

o artillery, air deence, inantry soldiers

individual and collective training, combat

engineers, and signals and communications

Technical training

Wh ou shoud attend



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For more information on exhibiting or sponsorship opportunities, contact:Nicos Charalambous on +44 (0)1753 727013 [email protected]

Exhibiting at Miitar Simuation & Training India 2012

Exhibito package

The event ofers an efective orum and a strong platorm to showcase the latest developments in training aids,

systems and technologies. The Indian Armed Forces is the second largest importer o weapon systems in the

world today. Serving ocers and key decision makers will visit the exhibition. Display opportunities at Military

Simulation & Training India are ofered as 3m by 2m display areas.

3m x 2m display area in the exhibition hall 3,500

Exhibition package incldes:

Electrical socket on request

Rereshments during the conerence days

Two complimentary delegate places

Discounted rate or additional delegates.



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Lead Sponsoship Oppotnities Gala Dinner 25,000

Speakers Dinner 18,000

Conerence Room and Delegate Git Package 12,500

Ocial Evening Reception at the end o Day One 15,000

A standad lead sponsoship oppotnity incldes:

Ocial lead sponsorship recognition, including company logo on associated promotional literature,

website and targeted email campaigns, plus conerence acknowledgements

Display space in a prime location

Complimentary delegate places or the two-day conerence

Additional delegate places or your company personnel at a discounted rate

Two complimentary stand-manner places or the two-day exhibition.

Sponsoship Oppotnities

Registration and Rereshments on Arrival on Day One 10,000

Delegate Bags 10,000

Delegate Lanyards 10,000

PreConerence Workshop 8,000

Delegate Folders 6,000

Lunch Breaks Day One & Day Two available 10,000 pe day

Rereshment Breaks Day One & Day Two available 8,000 pe day

Event Badges 7,500

Event Guides 7,500

Internet Area 4,000

A standad sponsoship oppotnity incldes:

Ocial partnership recognition, including company logo on associated promotional literature,

website and targeted email campaigns, plus conerence acknowledgements

Display space

Complimentary delegate places or the two-day conerence

Additional delegate places or your company personnel at a discounted rate

One invitation to VIP dinner (subject to taking place).

Sponsorship Opportunities



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DAY ONE THurSDAY 21 JuNE 2012

08.0009.00 REFRESHMENTS & EXHIBITION09.00 CHAIRMANS OPENING REMARKS

Major Genera (Retd) K B Kapoor, VSM, Director, Centre or Joint Warare Studies

09.10 INAUGURAl ADDRESS

Vice Admira Shekhar Sinha, PVSM, AVSM, NM*, Chie o Integrated Deence Staf & Chairman Centre or Joint Warare Studies

09.30 KEyNOTE ADDRESS

Dr V K Saraswat, Scientic Adviser to Deence Minister & Director General Research & Development Organisation DRDO

09.50 OVERVIEW OF TRAINING

lieutenant Genera K Surendra Nath, PVSM, AVSM, VSM, GOCinC Army Training Command, Indian Army

Responsible or all training in the Army rom concept to implementation. All training aids, simulators to be introduced

must be approved by ARTRAC. They exercise supervision over 30 large training establishsments o the Indian Army10.10 INDUSTRy SlOT

10.30 QUESTION & ANSWER PANEl

10.5011.20 REFRESHMENTS & EXHIBITION

Chairman: Brigadier (Retd) Gurmeet Kanwa, Director, Centre or Land Warare Studies

11.20 lieutenant Genera SP Tanwar, Director General Military Training, Indian Army

11.40 Brigadier A Asthana, Commandant, Wargaming Development Centre, Indian Army

12.00 INDUSTRy SlOT


12.4014.10 LUNCH & EXHIBITIONChairman: Air Commodore (Retd) Jasjit Singh, AVSM, VrC, VM, Director, Centre or Air Power Studies

14.10 Air Marsha Ani Chopra, Air Ocer I/C Personnel, Indian Air Force

14.30 Air Vice Marsha Ravi Buri, Director Light Combat Aircrat LCA Induction with Aeronautical Development

Agency ADA, Bangalore, simulation and training or the Light Combat Aircrat and the Advanced Light Helicopter

14.50 INDUSTRy SlOT


15.30 REFRESHMENTS & EXHIBITION

16.00 Mr Sanju Kundu, Inspector General Training Border Security Force, Indian Police Service

16.20 Mr Bhagwan Shankar, Joint Secretary Police Modernisation, Ministry o Home Afairs

16.40 INDUSTRy SlOT


17.20-18:30 DRINKS RECEPTION

Programme may be subject to change

Conference programme



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DAY TWO FrIDAY 22 JuNE 2012

08.0009.00 REFRESHMENTS & EXHIBITION09.00 CHAIRMANS OPENING REMARKS

Vice Admira (Retd) Pradeep Kaushiva, UYSM, VSM, Director, National Maritime Foundation

09.10 KEyNOTE ADDRESS

lieutenant Genera Ramesh Hagai, Deputy Chie o Army Staf Inormation Systems & Training, Army HQ

09.30 Shri MV Pathak, Deputy Inspector General Director MPT, Indian Coast Guard

09.50 INDUSTRy SlOT



11.00 lieutenant Genera PG Kamath, Commandant, Army War College

11.20 lieutenant Genera VK Saxena, Commandant Army Air Deence College

11.40 INDUSTRy SlOT


12.2013.50 LUNCH & EXHIBITION

13.50 Major Genera AK Sen, VSM, Commandant, CounterInsurgency & Jungle Warare School

14.10 lieutenant Genera N K Singh, PVSM, AVSM, VSM, Deputy Chie o Integrated Deence Staf Doctrine & Training

14.30 INDUSTRy SlOT



15.40 Mr Upmanu Chatterjee, Joint Secretary Training, Indian Ministry o Deence

16.00 INDUSTRy SlOT

16.20 INDUSTRy SlOT


17.00 Cose of conference and Vote of Thanks

CONFERENCE CLOSE


Conference programme


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Caendar of events


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LOGISTICS INDIA

MILITARY

April 18, 2012 - April 19, 2012Bristol, UK

May 9, 2012 - May 11, 2012Rome, Italy

May 23, 2012 - May 24, 2012Queensland, Australia

June 21, 2012 - June 22, 2012New Delhi, India

Sept. 19, 2012 - Sept. 20, 2012New Delhi, India

Nov. 7, 2012 - Nov. 9, 2012

TBC

Nov. 14, 2012 - Nov. 16, 2012New Delhi, India

Nov. 27, 2012 - Nov. 28, 2012Bristol, UK


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