20 - 22 May, 2025
| Novotel London West, UK
Conference Day Two: Wednesday 21 May 2025
The second day of Future Artillery 2025
DAY TWO
Day 2 of our conference represents a significant milestone as for the first time in 24 iterations, we embark on focused conversations taking place within our four new streams, allowing a more specified conversation. This day is structured to explore the critical themes essential to shaping the future of artillery in a rapidly evolving defence landscape. Discover what each stream includes below and move among the rooms to participate in the sessions most relevant to you and your priorities.
8:00 - 8:45
REGISTRATION & REFRESHMENTS
STREAM A: FIRES ENABLERS
Examining the vital components to ensure that artillery units are looking ahead to the challenge of planning and capabilities necessary for forward-deployment.
SA: Welcome
8:50 - 9:00 STREAM CHAIR'S WELCOMING ADDRESS Greg Ivey [CAN] - Head of ISR Air, Land & Maritime, Defence Investment Division, NATO HQ
STREAM B: PLATFORM TECHNOLOGIES
In this stream we will assess the latest platform innovations so programme managers, head of capability areas and operators can understand existing solutions.
SB: Welcome
8:50 - 9:00 STREAM CHAIR'S WELCOMING ADDRESS Osman Tasman [TUR] - Former Land Armaments Coordinator, Defence Investment Division, NATO HQ
STREAM C: LETHALITY AND EFFECT
Highlighting the investment and development of cannon, rocket/missile and UAS delivered munition technologies and production capacity to improve readiness for combat operations.
SC: Welcome
8:50 - 9:00 STREAM CHAIR'S WELCOMING ADDRESS Colonel (Ret'd) Paul Daniels - Indirect Fires Subject Matter Expert, US Army
STREAM D: FUTURE MORTAR SYSTEMS
In this stream during day 2 we will be exchanging knowledge and exploring developments in the field of mortar systems. Join us as we address the future of this capability.
SD: Welcome
8:50 - 9:00 STREAM CHAIR'S WELCOMING ADDRESS Christelle Collet [FRA] - Land Munitions Officer, Defence Investment Division, NATO HQ
EXPLORING LOGISTICS FOR ARTILLERY OPERATIONS
Effective logistics ensures timely delivery of ammunition, equipment and supplies to support sustained operations. This knowledge empowers artillery teams to maximise efficiency and execute missions accurately.
SA: Session 1
9:00 - 9:25 VIRTUAL: TRANSFORMING OPERATIONS WITH INTEGRATION AND COLLABORATION Brigadier General Andrew Bates [USA] - DCOS - Operations, NATO MNC-Northeast- Optimising logistical efficiency
- Enhanced decision making with technological innovations
- Developing collaboration between allies to prepare for operations
SA: Session 1
9:25 - 9:50 ODIN FIRE SUPPORT SYSTEM: EMPOWERING DECISION MAKERS Lieutenant Colonel (Res.) Einer Berntsen - Manager Business Development, Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace- Commonality: one fire support system for mortars, artillery and long-range precision fires
- Interoperability: Proven interoperability in NATO with ASCA (artillery systems cooperation activities) and DAFS (digital aided fire support)
- Platform agnostic: Focus on shortening the kill-chain from sensor to shooter
Sponsored by: Kongsberg
Lieutenant Colonel (Res.) Einer Berntsen
Manager Business DevelopmentKongsberg Defence & Aerospace
SA: Session 1
9:50 - 10:15 THE NEXT STEP FOR SWEDISH ARTILLERY – MOVING FROM BRIGADE LEVEL ARMY, TO DIVISION LEVEL ARMY Colonel Stephan Sjöberg - Chief of Artillery, Swedish Armed Forces- Integrating systems to improve battlefield mobility
- Improving targeting systems and precision technologies
- Faster resupply systems to optimise logistic capabilities
AN UPDATE ON HEADLINING ARTILLERY PROGRAMMES
The most transformative programmes currently underway provide critical insight into the latest developments in cutting-edge artillery systems. Project managers will present updates on milestones, breakthroughs, and the objectives.
SB: Session 1
9:00 - 9:25 GERMAN ARTILLERY DEVELOPMENTS IN INDIRECT FIRES Colonel Jost Hügel - Chief of Artillery and Commander of the German Artillery School, German Armed Forces (Reserves)- Advancing the Artillery force
- Current and future Artillery requirements
- The sensor-to-effector process
Colonel Jost Hügel
Chief of Artillery and Commander of the German Artillery SchoolGerman Armed Forces (Reserves)
SB: Session 1
9:25 - 9:50 MAKING EVERY ROUND COUNT- ADVANCES IN GUIDANCE, FUZING AND MANUFACTURING FOR ARTILLERY Colonel (Ret'd) Anthony 'AJ' Johnson - Associate Energetics Manufacturing Process Engineer, Northrop GrummanEric Axelson - NG Fellow - Missile Products, Northrop Grumman
- Artillery's Dominance: Artillery has become the dominant weapon on the Ukrainian battlefield, and 155mm/52cal guns are emerging as the preferred weapon platform.
- Challenges to Overcome: But as range increases, so doe the dispersion between rounds; and ammunition consumption and resupply have become critical issues for western forces, limiting sustained operations.
- Technological Solutions: Northrop Grumman’s Precision Guidance Kit (PGK) and advanced fuzes like MOFA-2 enhance lethality while reducing ammunition consumption. Advanced manufacturing technology for the US Navy 5-inch gun can increase capacity and replenish depleted artillery stocks.
Sponsored by: Northrop Grumman
Colonel (Ret'd) Anthony 'AJ' Johnson
Associate Energetics Manufacturing Process EngineerNorthrop Grumman
SB: Session 1
9:50 - 10:15 DEVELOPMENT OF POLISH FIELD ARTILLERY PANEL CONTINUES IN THE LIGHT OF EXPERIENCES FROM THE UKRAINIAN WAR Lieutenant Colonel Adrian Golonka PhD - Head of the Department of Missile and Artillery Forces, Assistant Professor, General Tadeusz Kościuszko Military University of Land ForcesMajor Andrzej Niedźwiecki - Leader of the Artillery Fire Team, Senior Lecturer, General Tadeusz Kościuszko Military University of Land Forces
Captain Janusz Materac - Lecturer, General Tadeusz Kościuszko Military University of Land Forces
- Polish field artillery – present status
- Lessons learned from the Ukrainian War
- Plans to develop Polish field artillery
Lieutenant Colonel Adrian Golonka PhD
Head of the Department of Missile and Artillery Forces, Assistant ProfessorGeneral Tadeusz Kościuszko Military University of Land Forces
Major Andrzej Niedźwiecki
Leader of the Artillery Fire Team, Senior LecturerGeneral Tadeusz Kościuszko Military University of Land Forces
Captain Janusz Materac
LecturerGeneral Tadeusz Kościuszko Military University of Land Forces
DISCUSSING LOITERING MUNITIONS
Join us for an insightful panel discussion where experts evaluate the tactical, operational and strategic advantages of loitering munitions, address integration challenges, cost considerations, and how these munitions align with existing artillery frameworks.
SC: Session 1
9:00 - 9:50 PANEL: EXPLORING THE VIABILITY OF LOITERING MUNITIONS: ARE THEY AN ARTILLERY CAPABILITY Colonel (Ret'd) Paul Daniels - Indirect Fires Subject Matter Expert, US ArmyTim De Zitter - Lifecycle Manager Land Combat Missiles, Belgian Armed Forces
Lieutenant Colonel Rauno Viitmann - Fires Lecturer, Former Future Plans Officer, Estonian Military Academy
Michał Kuc - Section Head of Unmanned Systems Section, Unmanned Systems and Ballistics Centre, Polish Military Institute of Armament Technology
- Enhancing precision and flexibility: Discussing real-time surveillance and high levels of precision
- Cost-effectiveness and efficiency: Comparing traditional missile systems and loitering munitions
- Integration capability with modern warfare systems: Encouraging versatility of tools being utilised in modern warfare
Lieutenant Colonel Rauno Viitmann
Fires Lecturer, Former Future Plans OfficerEstonian Military Academy
Michał Kuc
Section Head of Unmanned Systems Section, Unmanned Systems and Ballistics CentrePolish Military Institute of Armament Technology
SC: Session 1
9:50 - 10:15 EXPLORING THE OPPORTUNITIES IN ADAPTABLE UXS AND ARTILLERY Michał Kuc - Section Head of Unmanned Systems Section, Unmanned Systems and Ballistics Centre, Polish Military Institute of Armament Technology- Research and development of uncrewed systems
- The different payloads and warheads currently being tested and utilised with UxS
- What to expect in the future?
Michał Kuc
Section Head of Unmanned Systems Section, Unmanned Systems and Ballistics CentrePolish Military Institute of Armament Technology
THE FUTURE OF MORTAR CAPABILITY
This session will cover innovations around modularity and automation within the mortar system landscape, exploring how we can be cost-effective and revolutionary.
SD: Session 1
9:00 - 9:25 BOOSTING THE BRITISH ARMY’S FIREPOWER: A COMPETITION TO ADVANCE MORTAR CAPABILITY- What is ‘Future Capability Innovation’ in DE&S?
- An update on the competition and understanding the timeline to in-service
- Advancing mortar capability by increasing maneuverability
SD: Session 1
9:25 - 9:50 INCREASING LONG RANGE MORTAR PRECISION AND ACCURACY Lieutenant Colonel Ian Welch - Product Manager, Precision Fires and Mortars, US Army- Advancing the precision of long-range indirect fires on mobile mortar systems
- The challenges of moving target acquisition in dispersed peer adversary conflict
- Mortar system advancements needed to maximise operational effectiveness in today’s geopolitical landscape
SD: Session 1
9:50 - 10:15 AN UPDATE ON AGILE MOUNTED MORTAR SYSTEM PROCUREMENT Major Marek Dudas - Senior Officer - Specialist Artillery Development Department of Land Forces, Czech Armed Forces- Explaining the Czech Republic development plan for Mortars and Artillery
- Boosting mobility, protection, and effectiveness in various combat scenarios
- Enhancing defence capabilities, ensuring readiness and resilience in response to evolving security challenges
Major Marek Dudas
Senior Officer - Specialist Artillery Development Department of Land ForcesCzech Armed Forces
10:15 - 10:45
MORNING COFFEE & NETWORKING BREAK
LOOKING INTO DEVELOPING HOW FORCES PERFORM ON THE BATTLEFIELD
As modern warfare evolves, so must our artillery units, mindset and strategy. The discussion will focus on the transition with an insight from NATO ARRC.
SA: Session 2
10:45 - 11:10 THE ROLE OF JOINT FIRES IN CORPS WARFIGHTING Brigadier Rob Alston [GBR] - Chief of Joint Fires and Influence, NATO Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (ARRC)- The necessity to integrate multi domain fires to penetrate enemy defensive systems
- The greatest challenge: Finding the enemy by winning the ISR battle
- Air-land integration is critical to both the land and air battle
Brigadier Rob Alston [GBR]
Chief of Joint Fires and InfluenceNATO Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (ARRC)
SA: Session 2
11:10 - 11:35 THE FUTURE OF CANNON ARTILLERY Colonel Gregory Tomlin - Director, Army Capability Manager for Division Artillery Formations, Fort Sill, U.S. Army- Latest guidance from Army Senior Leaders
- Towed Howitzer modernisation
- The 52-caliber debate
Colonel Gregory Tomlin
Director, Army Capability Manager for Division Artillery FormationsFort Sill, U.S. Army
SA: Session 2
11:35 - 12:00 FEATURES OF ARTILLERY SUPPORT OF AN OFFENSIVE FORCE Colonel Rodion Kulahin - Fires Support Officer, Armed Forces of Ukraine- Planning artillery reconnaissance in the interest of the offensive force
- Procedure for conducting artillery preparation for an attack
- Features of artillery support of advancing troops
ADVANCEMENTS WITH SENSORS AND AI
This session will explore the transformative role of sensors in modern artillery systems, focusing on how integrating these sensors with artificial intelligence (AI) can revolutionise targeting accuracy and operational efficiency and prevent obsolescence.
SB: Session 2
10:45 - 11:10 CONNECTING SENSORS AND AI TO AID IN DECISION MAKING Lieutenant Colonel Dennis Nuppenau - Deputy Commander Danish Artillery Regiment Chief Joint Fire Support Branch, Danish Armed Forces- Enhancing data accuracy and real-time insights
- Automating decision support systems for efficiency
- Predictive analytics and risk management
Lieutenant Colonel Dennis Nuppenau
Deputy Commander Danish Artillery Regiment Chief Joint Fire Support BranchDanish Armed Forces
SB: Session 2
11:10 - 11:35 A SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS APPROACH TO COUNTER FIRE OPERATIONS AT EXERCISE ARCTIC STRIKE 2025 Bård Frostad - Senior Marketing Director, Surface Radars, SAAB- Relevant Lessons Learned from the Russian war against Ukraine
- Saab’s scenario at Arctic Strike 2025
- Learning points and conclusion
Sponsored by: SAAB
SB: Session 2
11:35 - 12:00 SHORTENING THE SENSOR TO SHOOTER LOOP WITH AI ANALYTICS Lieutenant Colonel Frédéric Mathieu - Artillery Office - Liaison Officer, French Army- Accelerating decision making with analytics
- Processing data faster and accelerating the speed of decision making
- Filtering irrelevant data and prioritising critical information in a precise and efficient manner
INTEGRATING A UAS CAPABILITY INTO FIRES
UAS integration allows for real-time surveillance, precise targeting data, and improved coordination, thereby increasing the efficiency of artillery fire support. This also enhances overall battalion capabilities.
SC: Session 2
10:45 - 11:10 DRONE/ARTILLERY COOPERATION OR HOW THALES ACCELERATES THE OODA LOOP TO OPTIMIZE NEUTRALIZATION ON THE CONTACT LINE Eric Meunier - Product Line Manager, Thales- The synergy between ISR drone systems, loitering munitions and artillery for tactical effectiveness
- Accelerating the OODA Loop with Thales
- A range of complementary effectors by Thales
Sponsored by: Thales
SC: Session 2
11:10 - 11:35 UAS INTEGRATION TO ADVANCE SURVEILLANCE AND ACCURACY Brigadier General Gianluca Figus - Artillery Commander, Italian Army- Improving tactical advantages on the battlefield by enhancing the accuracy and effectiveness of artillery strikes
- Facilitating effective counter-battery positions operations by enabling retaliatory strikes with speed
- Expansion of UAS across various units
SC: Session 2
11:35 - 12:00 DEEP FIND IN A CONTESTED ENVIRONMENT Lieutenant Colonel (Ret'd) Simon Briggs - Head of Defence Capability, Tekever- Exploring the journey of capability evolution to maintain operational credibility at the speed of relevance
- The challenges of penetrating complex IADs and EW
- Managing the integration of AI and autonomy at pace
Sponsored by: Tekever
BOLSTERING INTEROPERABILITY IN FIRES
Bolstering interoperability involves advanced communication systems and standardised protocols across allied forces. Enhanced data sharing ensures synchronised targeting, while joint training exercises improve coordination.
SD: Session 2
10:45 - 11:10 RE-ESTABLISHING THE HUNGARIAN JOINT FIRES CAPABILITIES Brigadier General János József Somogyi - Deputy Commander Operations, Hungarian Defence Force- Contemporary and future challenges
- How Hungary plans to integrate its future joint fires capabilities
- Training, as the key aspect of the capability buildings
SD: Session 2
11:10 - 11:35 CURRENT RESPONSES TO MORTAR OPERATION TRENDS AND CHALLENGES Jechu Sánchez Loureiro - Business Development & Sales Director, Arquimea- TECHFIRE: A comprehensive and adaptable fire control system
- eCOMPASS: The aiming solution for future warfare
- BC-LITE: Addressing new trends in mortar operations
Sponsored by: Arquimea
SD: Session 2
11:35 - 12:00 MULTI-NATIONAL CAPABILITY DEVELOPMENT FOR INDIRECT FIRES Lieutenant Colonel Erik Verstraelen [BEL] - Programme Officer of Motorized Capability, French Armed ForcesLieutenant Colonel Jérémy Le Corre - Artillery Capability Development Officer, Plans and Programmes Section, French Armed Forces
- Motorised Capability cooperation
- Current cooperation in artillery (in all domains such as: Equipment, training and education)
- Future common artillery capability developments
Lieutenant Colonel Erik Verstraelen [BEL]
Programme Officer of Motorized CapabilityFrench Armed Forces
Lieutenant Colonel Jérémy Le Corre
Artillery Capability Development Officer, Plans and Programmes SectionFrench Armed Forces
12:00 - 13:00
LUNCH & NETWORKING BREAK
12:00 - 13:00
PRIVATE BRIEFING: OPTIMISING THE USE OF LETHAL FIRES ACROSS THE NATO FORCE STRUCTURE – PART 2
TRAINING FOR AGILE COMBAT EMPLOYMENT
Emphasising the need for adaptive training strategies allows us to discuss innovative approaches to developing flexible, highly responsive artillery units capable of operating in dispersed and contested environments.
SA: Session 3
13:00 - 13:25 UPDATE FROM THE ROYAL SCHOOL OF ARTILLERY Colonel David Butt - Commander, Royal School of Artillery, British Army- The challenges and opportunities for the British Army’s modernisation
- Exploiting training as a mechanism for rapid innovation and acceptance into training
- Rapid training adaptation governance
SA: Session 3
13:25 - 13:50 STRENGTHENED PREPAREDNESS THROUGH COMBINED AND JOINT TRAINING IN AN ARTIC ENVIRONMENT Lieutenant Colonel Kenneth Nygren - Artillery School Commander, Swedish Army- Training and experiments opportunity in high north
- Why train in the high north?
- How to train in a low infrastructure environment
SA: Session 3
13:50 - 14:15 GENERATING ARTILLERY FIGHTERS FOR THE FUTURE Major Yoann Poffet - Deputy Commander Trials and Training Support Command, Swiss Armed Forces- An update on future artillery systems for the Swiss armed forces
- Specific training for artillery, exploration and forward observer conscripts in different environments
- Increasing combined and joint exercises
ENHANCING SITUATINAL AWARENESS WITH TECHNIQUES IN C5ISTAR
Exploring techniques that enhance situational understanding beyond immediate visual range, intelligence capabilities designed to streamline and enhance combat operations, crucial for strategic planning and effectiveness.
SB: Session 3
13:00 - 13:25 CHALLENGES IN GAINING AN ‘OVER THE HORIZON’ AWARENESS Major Aires Carqueijo - Capabilities Area Coordinator, Portuguese Army Staff- Aligning modernisation goals with strategic forecasting
- Enhancing surveillance and target acquisition systems
- Optimising data integration across C2 systems
SB: Session 3
13:25 - 13:50 FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS FOR ENHANCED SITUATIONAL AWARENESS IN MULTI-DOMAIN COMBAT OPERATIONS Alexander Kamlage - Business Development Manager, ESG Elektroniksystem- & Logistik-GmbH- Enhance situational awareness through optimised sensor-to-shooter connectivity with combat-proven C4 software
- Integration and extension of existing sensor system functionality and enhanced effectiveness of combat operations through flexible integration of new weapon systems
- Realistic, interactive C5ISTAR training and simulation solutions for optimal combat readiness
Sponsored by: HENSOLDT
SB: Session 3
13:50 - 14:15 ANALYSING THE USE OF UAS TO SUPPORT LAND WARFARE OPERATIONS WITHIN THE BALTICS Dr Illimar Ploom - Lecturer in Emerging Technologies and Innovation, Baltic Defence College- Improving ISR, especially for artillery
- The interoperability framework
- Considerations in the Baltic defence ecosystem
INCORPORATING ADVANCED LAUNCHED EFFECTS (ALE) INTO WARFARE
Incorporating ALE into warfare represents a transformative leap for modern artillery. As these innovations become standard, they will redefine the strategic role of artillery.
SC: Session 3
13:00 - 13:25 SPINER MUNITIONS WITH MULTI-LAYERED GPD DEFENCE Danielle Grant - Associate Director – Long Range Precision Fires International, Raytheon, an RTX Business- Fire and forget with precision
- Moving target interception
- Anti-armour and modular artillery
Sponsored by: Raytheon
Danielle Grant
Associate Director – Long Range Precision Fires InternationalRaytheon, an RTX Business
SC: Session 3
13:25 - 13:50 VIRTUAL: LOW-COST, LONG-RANGE AND LAUNCHED: UTILISING UNCREWED SYSTEMS FOR RECONNAISSANCE Master Sergeant (Ret'd) Jimmy Arter - Deputy Director, Fires Cell and Targeting, Fort Sill, US Army- Gathering intelligence in a cost-effective manner
- Covering vast distances and utilising systems in hard-to-reach destinations
- Understanding the versatility and capabilities of UxS
Master Sergeant (Ret'd) Jimmy Arter
Deputy Director, Fires Cell and Targeting, Fort SillUS Army
SC: Session 3
13:50 - 14:15 A SILICON VALLEY APPROACH TO DOUBLING LETHALITY Senior Representative - Tiberius, Aerospace- How Tiberius used fast-paced CICD to transform the lethality of a 155mm howitzer
- Reinforcing the domestic industrial base
- DaaS and agility: a new ecosystem
Sponsored by: Tiberius Aerospace
INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION WITHIN INDIRECT FIRES
In order to enhance accuracy, mobility and ease of deployment, we must innovate. Lightweight, adaptable platforms improve manoeuvrability, enable rapid response and effectiveness in diverse terrains and combat scenarios.
SD: Session 3
13:00 - 14:00 INDUSTRY LEADER'S PANELSponsored by: Arquimea
Sponsored by: Leonardo
Sponsored by: Nammo
Sponsored by: Perfect Bore Manufacturing Ltd
Sponsored by: ST Engineering
SD: Session 3
14:00 - 14:15 STREAM CHAIR'S CLOSING REMARKS Christelle Collet [FRA] - Land Munitions Officer, Defence Investment Division, NATO HQ
14:15 - 14:45
AFTERNOON COFFEE & NETWORKING BREAK
METHODOLOGIES TO IMPROVE SUPPLY RESILIENCE IN FIRES
Supply resilience is vital for artillery personnel to ensure uninterrupted support in high stakes combat scenarios. These strategies are crucial for mission success, as they enhance preparedness, responsiveness and sustainment, allowing personnel to adapt.
SA: Session 4
15:00 - 15:25 THE ESP FIELD ARTILLERY APPROACH TO 2035 SPANISH FORCE Brigadier General Antonio Mongío Bergua - Chief of Artillery, Spanish Armed Forces- Current situation and desired end state
- New capacities to be acquired
- Enhanced C2IS to IFS
SA: Session 4
15:25 - 16:10 STRATEGIC PANEL LED BY GENERAL DYNAMICS LAND SYSTEMS Senior Representative - General Dynamics, European Land SystemsSponsored by: General Dynamics European Land Systems
SA: Session 4
16:10 - 16:30 STREAM CHAIR'S CLOSING REMARKS Greg Ivey [CAN] - Head of ISR Air, Land & Maritime, Defence Investment Division, NATO HQCENTRALISING C2 FOR ARTILLERY IN NATO
Armed forces demand greater coordination and rapid decision making and centralising C2 becomes crucial for enhancing interoperability among allied forces. By streamlining C2 processes, this session aims to highlight how NATO can improve the effectiveness and responsiveness of its artillery units in a multi-domain battlefield.
SB: Session 4
15:00 - 16:15 PANEL: THE ARTILLERY SYSTEMS COOPERATION ACTIVITIES (ASCA) PROGRAMME – WHAT’S NEXT? Osman Tasman [TUR] - Former Land Armaments Coordinator, Defence Investment Division, NATO HQHoward “David” Cavel - Senior Field Artillery Specialist, Fires Cell - Targeting, Fort Sill, US Army
Lieutenant Colonel Marco Tiberti - C2 and Interoperability Branch Chief, Italian Armed Forces
Major John Dobson - Joint Effects, Programmes Directorate, British Army
- Highlighting the importance of standardising protocols and communication systems to enhance joint operational capabilities
- Emphasising the role of emerging technologies such as AI, automation, and advanced targeting systems in improving the effectiveness and efficiency of cooperative artillery operations
- Outlining the importance of continuous training and cooperation to maintain readiness and adaptability in evolving combat environments
Howard “David” Cavel
Senior Field Artillery Specialist, Fires Cell - Targeting, Fort SillUS Army
SB: Session 4
16:15 - 16:30 STREAM CHAIR'S CLOSING REMARKS Osman Tasman [TUR] - Former Land Armaments Coordinator, Defence Investment Division, NATO HQFIRE EFFECTS
Delving into the latest advancements tied to artillery and mortar effects and related technologies. From propulsion to payloads to onboard sensors and assured navigation, this session offers a unique opportunity to explore the future of indirect fires effects in support of close combat and shaping the deep fight.
SC: Session 4
15:00 - 16:15 REVOLUTIONISING ARTILLERY: DISRUPTING THE STATUS QUO FOR FUTURE FIRES Colonel (Ret'd) Paul Daniels - Indirect Fires Subject Matter Expert, US ArmyChristelle Collet [FRA] - Land Munitions Officer, Defence Investment Division, NATO HQ
Lieutenant Colonel Adrian Golonka PhD - Head of the Department of Missile and Artillery Forces, Assistant Professor, General Tadeusz Kościuszko Military University of Land Forces
Gary Jones - Principal Gun Systems Engineer, Dstl
- Challenging conventional Artillery: Identifying weaknesses and opportunities for innovation
- Bold solutions: disruptive technologies transforming Fires capabilities
- Future-proofing fires: partnering with industry to shape the next generation of Artillery
Sponsored by: Tiberius Aerospace
Lieutenant Colonel Adrian Golonka PhD
Head of the Department of Missile and Artillery Forces, Assistant ProfessorGeneral Tadeusz Kościuszko Military University of Land Forces
