TAKING REGIONAL FIRE POWER FORWARD

The development of artillery, air defence and the industrial base continues to be a top priority for modernising Eastern European militaries. The intensity of artillery usage in Ukraine has demonstrated the critical role of the multinational artillery and fires communities to the modernisation effort.
Future Indirect Fires Eastern Europe will look at ways to strengthen NATO’s collective defence and deterrence by convening these communities including capability developers, operational users and industry experts drawn from across the artillery ecosystem. The subject matter experts will address the key challenges in the region, and the key themes including:
  • Improving precision
  • Developments in munition supply chains
  • The role of indirect fires in future force structures 
  • The use of UAVs on the battlefield
  • Enhancing survivability and CCD
  • Loitering munitions

Featured Speakers

New for 2023

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Exclusive opportunity to visit Konštrukta Defence, a.s. and its partner sites in Dubnica nad Váhom. Tour their state-of-the-art facilities and explore the potential of new technologies on offer. This will be accompanied by a series of interactive talks from subject matter experts detailing the technology on show.

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Introducing the International Capability Group on Indirect Fires – the cornerstone of the NATO Army Armaments Group. You will meet and hear from the senior members of the group, who are highly influential over future fires developments and doctrines within NATO and partner nations.

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We explore how artillery and target acquisition has been employed in the Ukraine theatre, using UAVs and its implications on future NATO policy on indirect fires, and provide key takeaways from the conflict, that will impact the future fight.

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Interactive Roundtable Discussion Groups – these smaller working groups allow you to connect and collaborate with peers facing similar challenges to you, covering a variety of important topics around loitering munitions tactical and strategic effect, AI as a support tool, and procurement of fire systems.

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