Hear cutting edge case studies and learn from senior military officers and defence logistics industry professionals.

Defence Logistics Europe 2008 has the perfect blend of operational experience, forward planning and long-term transformation perspectives. Unlike other defence logistics events, we have developed a coherent and focussed agenda that has a balance of high-level strategic insights from senior Generals and on-the-ground operational commanders. Our agenda is specifically tailored to show what logistics will need to provide in the future, why we can't implement the necessary changes now, and most importantly how the logistics community can get where it needs to be.

Defence Logistics Europe 2008 offers clear and practical methods and technologies to improve logistics - it's not just a talking shop. You will walk away with new and viable ideas that you can actually implement when you leave.

Defence Logistics Europe 2008 offers critical engagement and debate - this is an open, honest and frank forum. You will hear the latest reports from the front lines about what you will face on deployment or what you need to do in order to support others on deployment. You will also be able to exchange views with industry about what is working and what isn't.

The way this event is run is completely different from our rivals – this event is all about engagement and participation; you won’t just walk away with PowerPoint slides and speaker notes – you will walk away with an edge that will actually help you make your logistics service better.

Our outstanding line up of over 20 international military logistics experts include:

• Brigadier General Frederick Martin, Deputy Director Operations & Logistics, US Africa Command
• Major General Edward D Usher III (USMC), Deputy Commandant of the Marine Corps (Installations and Logistics)
• Air Commodore Graham Howard, Commander Joint Forces Logistics Operations, UK MoD
• Robert Moore SES, Deputy Director Security and Logistics, US EUCOM
• Brigadier Charlie Hobson (Ret'd), Former Director of Equipment Capability, Expeditionary Logistics and Support (UK)
• Group Captain Russell Huxtable, DACOS A4 Operations, HQ Air Command, RAF
• Lieutenant Colonel John Vail, Operations Officer, US Defense Logistics Agency
• Lieutenant Colonel Neil Lewis, Officer Commanding, 27 Transport Regiment, Royal Logistic Corps, British Army
• Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Preston, SO1 CONLOG Plans, Permanent Joint Headquarters, UK MoD
• Lieutenant Colonel Paul Redwood, Logistics Decision Support Management, DEC Command Control & Infrastructure Information, UK MoD
• Amer Daoudi, Director Transport and Procurement, UN World Food Programme

Don't miss this outstanding opportunity to implement clear and practical next steps to improve your logistics service. Places are limited and time is running out to book your place.

A sample of organisations that have already registered…

AAR International Aggreko International Air Warfare Centre, UK MoD Airbus Armed Forces Logistics Organisation - Swiss Armed BAE Systems DAHER DSTL Daimler Daimler Chrysler AG Defense Supply Center Philadelphia - Europe Department of National Defence, Canada EADS Defence and Security Systems Ltd. ESG Munich EUCOM Ejercito del Aire European Defence Agency HQ Air Command Higginson Associates IBM Germany Inchcape Shipping Services Innovatec-Innovative Technologies Land Warfare Development Centre, Australia MoD Finland MoD Netherlands

Mxi Technologies NAMSA NATO Netherlands Defense Academy Nexter OCCAR-EA Oshkosh Truck Corporation Patria Oy RDDC Danish Army RUAG Land Systems Royal Air Force Royal Marine Singapore Armed Forces Singapore Technologies Kinetics Supreme Foodservice AG Terma AS The Boeing Company Thermoking Belgium NV UK CEB UK MoD US AFRICOM US Army Logistics Innovation Agency United Nations World Food Programme United States Marine Corps WEW Westerwalder Eisenwerk GmbH

If you are not yet ready to register, feel free to request a reminder nearer the time.

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