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Taking place over three days, Future Artillery 2024 will tackle the most pressing priorities within the indirect fires community, enhancing attendees' understanding and hearing a range of perspectives throughout our dedicated sessions.

Given the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, this year's event is well-positioned to present an updated and forward-thinking agenda. This will bring into focus discussions regarding the composition of artillery units in the broader multi-domain battlespace, advancements in range and precision, addressing logistical challenges related to ammunition supply chains, and harnessing C2ISR to bolster capabilities.

Speakers Include:

• Brigadier General Francesco Principe, Inspector of the Artillery Corps, Italian Army
• Brigadier General Yves Gächter, Commander of the artillery and armoured forces training Command, Swiss Army
• Colonel Cyril Lordanow, Chief of the Artillery Office, French Land Forces Command, French Army
• Colonel Olaf Tuneke, Commandant of the DEU Artillery School and General of the Artillery, German Army
• Colonel Sunghyun Yoon, Team Leader Artillery Program Team, DAPA (Defense Acquisition Program Administration)
• Colonel Roman Bobal', Chief of Artillery, Slovak Armed Forces
• Colonel Marcel Krenek, Chief of Artillery, Army of the Czech Republic
• Colonel Stephan Sjöberg, Chief of Artillery, Swedish Army
• Colonel Kjartan Søyland, Head of Department Artillery and Air Defense/Inspector of Artillery and Air defence, Norwegian Armed Forces
• Lieutenant Colonel Allan Raidma, Artillery Battalion Commander, Estonian Defence Forces
• Lieutenant Colonel David Manunta, Chief Artillery Officer of the Belgian Army Staff, Belgian Armed Forces
• Lieutenant Colonel Erik Verstraelen, Commanding Officer Artillery Battalion, Belgian Armed Forces
• Tim Ingersoll, Chief of Section, NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA)
• Ricky Hart, Principal Adviser – Land Systems (Fires), DSTL
• Tim De Zitter, Lifecycle manager Land Combat Missiles, NATO
• Jean-Michel NEGRET, Product Line Manager Collaborative Combat and Artillery, Thales
  
  

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The 2023 agenda will explore how best to deliver fires in the multi-domain battlespace, exploring future force structure, leveraging C2ISR to expand capability, challenges in munition supply chains, as well as increasing the precision and range of the next generation of artillery systems. 

Speakers Include:

• General of the German Artillery & Commandant of the German Artillery School, German Army
• Major General Darren Crook, Director Land Equipment, DE&S - UK MoD (subject to final confirmation)
• Brigadier General Francesco Principe, Inspector of the Artillery Corps, Italian Army
• Colonel Roman Bobal, Chief of Artillery, Slovak Armed Forces
  
• Anthony McIntyre, Program Leader Long Range Fires, Australian Department of Defence
• Lieutenant Colonel Kenneth Nygren, Commander, Swedish Artillery School 
  

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The 2023 agenda explores force structure within the wider multi-domain battlespace, advances in range and precision, addressing logistical concerns, ammunition stockpiles, and supply chains, as well as leveraging C2ISR to enhance lethality and survivability, all within the backdrop of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The US Army has increased artillery round production by 500%, should other nations follow suit?

Taking place over three days at the Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel, from 21 - 23 May 2024, Future Artillery 2024 will tackle the most pressing priorities within the indirect fires community, enhancing attendees' understanding and hearing a range of perspectives throughout our dedicated sessions.  

This year’s event is officially supported by the French Armed Forces and will include a host nation keynote address, along with tactical and acquisition perspectives on current artillery development and training priorities. The 2024 conference will explore the most pressing challenges and biggest opportunities faced by gunners, military planners, and commanders from NATO+ land forces.

Speakers Include:

• Brigadier General Jonas Lotsne, Director Land Systems, Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV)
• Brigadier General Francesco Principe, Inspector of the Artillery Corps, Italian Army
• Colonel Cyril Lordanow, Chief of the Artillery Office, French Land Forces Command, French Army
  
• Colonel Olaf Tuneke, Commandant of the DEU Artillery School and General of the Artillery, German Army
• Colonel Kjartan Søyland, Head of Department Artillery and Air Defense/Inspector of Artillery and Air defence, Norwegian Armed Forces

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View the official 2024 programme for Future Artillery, the world’s most influential conference on indirect fires, taking place at the Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel, France, from 21 - 23 May 2024.

This year’s event is officially supported by the French Armed Forces and will include a host nation keynote address, along with tactical and acquisition perspectives on current artillery development and training priorities. As artillery reasserts itself as the ‘King of Battlefield’, and with a global market set to be worth $16.6 billion, the 23rd annual Future Artillery remains the world’s most influential conference on indirect fires.

The 2024 conference will explore the most pressing challenges and biggest opportunities faced by gunners, military planners, and commanders from NATO+ land forces.