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1. SOLDIER & MARINE Featured Soldier &
Marine Experts:
MODERNISATION
Brigadier General Carew Wilks,
Head, Individual Capability Group, Defence
Equipment and Support, UK MoD
UPDATE
Brigadier General Dominique Luzeaux,
Director, Land System Procurement,
Direction Générale de l’Armement,
French MoD
www.SoldierTechnology.com Colonel Jason Blain, Director Integrated
Soldier Systems, Development Directorate,
Defence Materiel Organisation, Department
March 2011 of Defence, Australian Government
Soldier Procurement Is Changing – How Will
Users Benefit from Innovation in the Future?
By Tom Webber, Worldwide Business Research
Military Programme managers are currently, especially
in light of austerity measures, looking for ways to get the
right equipment, integrate it and get a good deal whilst
doing so - by working with sub-contractors directly. The
benefits don’t just stop at cost saving but also the rapid
fielding of vital equipment such as protective gear.
This shift could revolutionise the way in which soldier
and marine programmes procure necessary and urgent
equipment and encourage more small, innovative
companies to deal with military.
Gen. Kelley, Commander, Marine Corps Systems
Command, US Marine Corps believes that the ability
to respond to equipment challengs lies in innovation, it
requires R&D and that smaller innovative sub-contractors
are ‘making the investment in producing leading-edge,
wow technology’. Gen. Kelley went on to say of the prime
contractors ‘let me have access to the sub-contractors’.
His parting message to equipment manufacturers was
‘don’t sell out, you have the technology, you have the “Brigadier General Francis Kelley, Commander, Marine Corps Systems Command says that the ability to respond to
bargaining chip’. equipment challenges lies in innovation. But what’s the best way to access all the innovation out there today?”
The UK approach
epoch (2015) with DSA in Epoch 2 (2020) and Soldier and exhibition on 7th -10th June, 2011. US Army and
In the UK, there is also a review of the approach to acquiring
System Lethality in Epoch 3 (2025). Marines will also be present to drive communication
soldier equipment but from a strategic perspective. DE&S
on their needs and requirements to manufacturers and
(Defence Equipment and Support) is taking a systematic Challenges importantly to gain more insight in to available capability
approach to the acquisition of capability for the soldier
and equipment ready to be fielded.
system by trying to capture capability requirements Some of the key challenges facing the UK right now
in a more succinct and usable format. Research and include delivery of soldier system architecture which can In addition to the UK and US soldier and marine
development goals will flow directly from this plan at the be used by industry and delivery teams as the reference programmes Germany, France, Italy Australia, Norway,
same time more of the operational analysis will be done at and guidance document to equipment delivery and Finland, Canada, Sweden, The Netherlands and more will
a soldier system level – the platoon. This will allow a direct ensuring that sufficient funds are maintained in the deliver briefs on soldier procurement strategies. Keep up
comparison of capabilities across the soldier system. system to continue the delivery of incremental capability. to date on developments in the Soldier Technology agenda
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2. Exclusive Question and Soldier And Marine Modernisation
Experts To Deliver Programme
Updates at Soldier Technology in
Answers with Soldier
June 2011 include:
Brigadier General Carew Wilks, Head,
Individual Capability Group, Defence
Modernisation Experts
Equipment and Support, UK MoD
Brigadier General Norbert Huber, Director,
Force Development, Austrian MoD
Interviews Conducted At Soldier Technology US
Brigadier General Dominique Luzeaux, Dr.
Hab., Director, Land System Procurement,
2011, January
Direction Générale de l’Armement, French
MoD
Marcus Bruton, Team Leader, FIST, Defence
Soldier System Integration still Equipment and Support, UK MoD
the key issue Colonel Peter Rafferty, Team Leader, FIST,
Colonel (ret’d) Richard Hansen, Former, Project Defence, Equipment and Support, UK MoD
Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier
Lt Colonel Laurent Barraco, Programme
Soldier Technology: What is the key issue that has Manager, FELIN, DGA
emerged over the last two and a half days at Soldier
Technology US? Patrick Curlier, Vice President, Business
Development, Optronics and Defence
Col. Richard Hansen: Well, and this is always a
Division, Sagem, SAFRAN Group
perennial issue, but I think it has really emerged more
Patrols are at greater risk when the equipment they use is
in this conference as we try to lighten the load for the Helmet Huegle, Head of Army Programmes,
too heavy, what is being done to reduce the weight today?
soldier, and that’s the issue of system integration. You Cassidian
know, we’ve got all these capability areas for example, Col. Paul Roege: We care about integration because
lethality; the soldier’s weapon and his ammunition, the coming into this energy challenge, people look at their Mark Richter, Programme Manager, Marine
survivability and mobility, his body armor, his helmet, individual problems. We have soldier load, we have Expeditionary Rifle Squad, US Marine
his clothing and equipment, and then the whole C4ISR long convoys, we have fuel costs, all of which seem to Corps
capability area; radios, wearable computers, optics, be disconnected challenges. What we really need to
and situation awareness that brings all of those highly- Dr Karl-Heinz Rippert, Project Leader U42
understand is how all of those problems match together
technical components that have to be integrated on the and how we can come up with system solutions that will Soldier Equipment, Federal Office of Defense
human soldier and marine, the human platform. We’re address all of those and ultimately make the force more Technology and Procurement, German
bringing so much capability to soldiers and marines now effective. MoD
that it’s really becoming a challenge integrating all that
on. So that’s clearly an issue that’s really been focused on Soldier Technology: In your presentation, you Major Arne Lamberth, Programme
this conference. mentioned that the total energy bill was $2 billion in 2010. Manager, MARKUS, Swedish Army
How are you working to reinvest that money rather than
Soldier Technology: And have you seen or do you think using traditional fuel sources? How are you planning to Lt Colonel Kenneth Tapper, Director,
there are signs of key steps that would be made to address do that at the moment? Soldier Modernisation Programmes,
the systems integration this year? Swedish Army
Col. Paul Roege: Well, what we’d like to do is to be able
Col. Richard Hansen: Absolutely. I mean, each year, to invest some money in alternative energy technologies Rune Lausund, R&D Programme Manager,
what we see when we gather up here, we are able to clearly which could display some of the fuel in the forward area
identify the kind of requirement, the challenges of that NORMANS, Norwegian Research Agency,
and that will more than display so it’ll have a multiplicative FFI
system integration. Then, the industry brings some of effect on the overall fuel bill. So, if we can save a gallon
their solutions to the exhibit hall; everyone coming up of fuel say on the frontline, it may save 5 gallons overall. Lt Colonel Jacques Levesque, Project
with some great ideas that are not just the components We also want to work on smart grids not only as a way to Manager, Integrated Soldier System Project,
of those capabilities. But, industry needs to find smarter save fuel or to come up with another source of fuel, but to
ways to integrate the components, reduce some of the Canadian DND
make our systems more efficient and to allow the soldiers
redundancy, and eventually, you know, maintain the to manage that energy use more effectively toward the Colonel Bill Pointing, Team Leader, FIST,
same capability while lightening the load. mission that they’re trying to accomplish. Individual Capability Group, Defence,
Equipment and Support, UK MoD
The energy challenge for the Other Key Focuses
Gabi Dubresco, Head of Robotic Branch,
US Army Although other nations developing advanced soldier Israeli Defence Forces
Colonel Paul E. Roege, P.E., Operational Energy programs share the same challenges above, research
with United Kingdom, France, Italy, Australia suggests Colonel Yousef Al-Etan, Programmes
Integrator, Capabilities Integration Center, US Army
(ARCIC) that Sensors and Optics, Communications, Lethality and Department Manager, King Abdullah Design
Protection are currently the key areas for investment. and Development Bureau, Jordanian
Soldier Technology: Could you could share with us Armed Forces
what your key challenges are right now for power and For details on briefings and discussion on the focus
energy, for the US army? areas mentioned above, see the Soldier Technology 2011
agenda on pages 3, 4 and 5. Full details are available at
Col. Paul Roege: I think one of the key challenges is to www.SoldierTechnology.com.
really understand how energy supports our operational
mission and especially to keep the soldier out as our
primary focus - so to understand how everyone else’s job National Soldier Modernisation For more exclusive industry content
supports that soldier on the ground.
Programme Updates - 8th - 9th June visit the Knowledge Portal at
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important is it for you right now?
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3. conFerence agenDa at a glance June 8:
7th - 10th June, 2011
www.SoldierTechnology.com Olympia Conference Centre, London
June 8th, 2011
Main Conference Day 1 – National Soldier Modernisation Programme Updates and Survivability, Lethality and Human Capability Development
0800 Registration and Coffee 1245 Introducing the Jordanian Future Soldier Programme Development
Strategy
0830 Chairman’s Welcome Address
Colonel Yousef Al-Etan, Programmes Department Manager, King
0845 Integrating Equipment for Dismounted Close Combat in an Era of Abdullah Design and Development Bureau, Jordanian Armed
Persistent Conflict Forces
Brigadier General Carew Wilks, Head, Individual Capability Group, 1315 Lunch and Networking
Defence Equipment and Support, UK MoD
1430 Moving From Concept to Research and Development Phase in the
0915 NATO Land Capability Group 1 Dismounted Soldier Update Brazilian Future Soldier Program
Lt Colonel Mike Bodner, Chairman, NATO Land Capability Group 1, Programme Manager, Combatiente Brasiliero, Brazilian Army
Dismounted Soldier (Invited)
1500 Soldier Modernisation Under the Umbrella of the European
0945 IMESS Switzerland: How an Advanced Concept Has Been Defence Agency
Transformed into an Operational Reality
Colonel Erich Weissenbock, Head of Precision Engagement,
Helmet Huegle, Head of Army Programmes, Cassidian European Defence Agency
1015 A Commander’s Observations from Afghanistan 1530 Commercial Sector Involvement in Future Soldier Systems
Lt Colonel Paul James, Commanding Officer, 40 Commando, UK Colonel Marisa A. Tanner, Division Chief, Mission Command
Royal Marines (Tentative) Capabilities Division, Future Force Integration Directorate, US Army
1045 Early Morning Coffee And Networking Michael T. McCarthy, Director of Operations, Future Force
Integration Directorate, Mission Command Complex, US Army
1145 How France Plans to Modernize Land Capabilities through the Colonel (ret’d) Richard Hansen, Former Project Manager, Soldier
Billion-Euro Scorpion Project Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army
Brigadier General Dominique Luzeaux, Director, Land System
Procurement, DGA, French MoD 1600 Afternoon Coffee and Networking
1215 Networking Capabilities with the FELIN Soldiers Deployment at the
Platoon Level and Above
Patrick Curlier, Vice President, Business Development, Optronics and
Defence Division, Sagem, SAFRAN Group
Stream A – New Strategies to Improve Stream B – Enhancing Soldier Lethality Stream C – Human Capability Development
Survivability for the Soldier and Marine through Advanced Weapons and Sensors Workshop
1645 How the US Marine Corps is Lightening 1645 HYDRA and CERBORUS - Infantry 1645 UK Human Capability Development
the Load While Increasing Protection Weapons Providing 40mm Medium and Strategies for Soldier System
for the Squad and Individual Marine Low Velocity Air-Burst Firepower Integrators
• Measuring and Leveraging Human Capability
Mark Richter, Programme Manager, Karstern Stern, Project Manager, Special • Human Factors as Part of Equipment Design and
Marine Expeditionary Rifle Squad, US Projects, Product Division Infantry, Development
Marine Corps Rheinmetall Weapon Munition • Human System Integration
1715 A Holistic Approach to Threats, Weight, 1715 New Results from NATO’s Weapons Professor Karen Carr, Head of Centre
and Cost and Sensors Working Group Tests and for Human Systems, Defence Academy,
Cranfield University
Toivo Horvei, Director Business Tirals to Increase Lethality
Development, NFM Group Emma Sparks, Lecturer, Centre
Per Arvidsson, Chairman, Weapons for Human Systems at the Defence
and Sensors Working Group, NATO Academy College of Management and
1745 Assessing Developments in Land Capability Group 1, Dismounted Technology, Cranfield University,
Survivability and Weight Management Soldier Shrivenham
in the Finnish Warrior 2020
Programme 1745 Consolidating the Power Source for
Rifle Accesories
Major Matti Honkela, Programme Manager,
Warrior 2020, Finnish Armed Forces Carl Wallace, CEO, T.Worx Ventures
1815 Drinks reception and networking in the Exhibition Hall
1900 10th Anniversary Networking Awards Dinner at Chiswick House with Senior Military Guest Speaker TBC – Visit www.soldiertechnology.com for more details
Outstanding Military Speaker TBC
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4. conFerence agenDa at a glance June 9:
7th - 10th June, 2011
www.SoldierTechnology.com Olympia Conference Centre, London
June 9th, 2011
Main Conference Day 2 – National Soldier Modernisation Programme Updates and Sustainability, Networking and Integration
0800 Registration and Coffee 1200 System Plan For The Future Swedish Soldier
0825 Chairman’s Welcome Address Lt Colonel Kenneth Tapper, Director, Soldier Modernisation
Programmes, Swedish Army
0830 Soldier Modernisation in Austria Major Arne Lamberth, Programme Manager, MARKUS, Swedish
Brigadier General Norbert Huber, Director, Force Development, Army
Austrian MoD
1230 How NORMANS is Being Updated in Line with NATO
0900 The Future in Sight – Perspectives on Optical Sight Systems Recommendations
Lennart Ljungfelt, President, Aimpoint Rune Lausund, R&D Programme Manager, NORMANS, Norwegian
Research Agency, FFI
0930 IdZ 2 - Results from Recent User Trials and Plans For Future
Developments 1300 Lunch and Networking
Dr Karl-Heinz Rippert, Project Leader U42 Soldier Equipment, 1430 New Developments in Israel’s ANOG Programme
Federal Office of Defense Technology and Procurement, German
MoD Gabi Dubresco, Head of Robotic Branch, Israeli Defence Forces
1000 Introducing the Integrated Battle Management System (iBMS) 1500 Australian Defence Force Approach to Developing Integrated
Soldiers Systems Solutions
Bill Clingempeel, Capture and Technology Lead, Battle Management/
Ground Combat Systems, Northrop Grumman Information Colonel Jason Blain, Director Integrated Soldier Systems,
Systems Development Directorate, Defence Materiel Organisation, Department
of Defence, Australian Government
1030 Early Morning Coffee And Networking
1530 Afternoon Coffee and Networking
1130 Canada’s Integrated Soldier System Project Update - Procuring
COTS/MOTS Technologies Network with
600+ colleagues,
Lt Colonel Jacques Levesque, Project Manager, Integrated Soldier customers,
System Project, Canadian DND partners and
Major Jon Herbert, Project Director, Integrated Soldier System peers for up to 5
Project, Canadian DND hours each day!
Stream A – Networking and Sustaining the Stream B – Interactive Roundtable Discussions Stream C – Masterclass on Interface
Future Soldier Integration
1600 Assessing New Dutch Plans to Deliver 1600 Why Interoperability is the Key to the
1600 How to Develop and Integrate Effective
Energy to the Soldier System Future Soldier System
Interfaces for New Soldier Systems
Luc de Beer, Project Director, VOSS, NATO Land Capability Group 1 –
Dutch MoD Dismounted Soldier Dr Elizabeth Redden, Chief, Army
Research Laboratory -HRED Field
1630 How Italy Rapidly Developed Sophisticated Why is Connectivity so Important to the Element, US Army Infantry Center
Communications Capabilities for the Soldier System Integrator? • Application for unmanned controllers
Soldado Futuro Program Defence, Equipment and Support, UK MoD
• Integrating advanced worn displays
Lt Colonel Angelo Assorati, Project • Operating at night
Director, C4i, Soldado Futuro, Italian MoD
How Can Industry Play More of a Role in
Current versus Projected Energy and the Reduction of Weight?
Power Requirements for the Future Norwegian Army Procurement Office
Slovenian Soldier
Ales Lebar, Programme Manager, 21st Game Changing Technologies to Enhance
Century Soldier, Slovenian MoD Networking for the Dismounted Soldier
Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory
1700 Panel Discussion – How to Extend
Range and Mission Time for the
Dismounted Soldier and Small Unit
Ales Lebar, Programme Manager, 21st
Century Soldier, Slovenian MoD
Luc de Beer, Project Director, VOSS,
Dutch MoD
Lt Colonel Angelo Assorati, Project Join the debate at the Gain insight from military experts in
Director, C4i, Soldado Futuro, Italian interactive roundtables the workshops
MoD
1730 End of Conference Sessions
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5. Focus sessions DraFt agenDa - 7th & 10th June
7th - 10th June, 2011
www.SoldierTechnology.com Olympia Conference Centre, London
June 7th, 2011 AM June 7th, 2011 PM
Power, Energy and Connectivity Weight, Size and Integration
0800 Registration and Coffee 1300 Registration and Coffee
0830 Chairman’s Welcome Address 1330 Chairman’s Welcome Address
0840 Managing the Power Demand for the Future Integrated Soldier 1345 How the British Army Will Be Reducing Weight to Give the Dismounted Soldier Greater
Marcus Bruton, Team Leader, FIST, Defence Equipment and Support, UK MoD Mobility
Colonel Peter Rafferty, Team Leader, FIST, Defence, Equipment and Support, UK
0910 ABSL Power Solutions – Power Management to reduce burden on Soldier MoD
Colonel (Retd) Peter Barry CBE, Business Development Manager,
ABSL Power Solutions Ltd 1415 Assessing How France Developed, Fielded and Continues to Deploy Lightweight, Future
Mr David Goodwin, Business Development Manager, ABSL Power Solutions Ltd Soldier Systems
Lt Colonel Laurent Barraco, Programme Manager, FELIN, DGA
0940 Marine Corps Approaches to Powering the Expeditionary Squad
Marine Expeditionary Rifle Squad, US Marine Corps 1445 How the US Marine Corps Approaches Experimental Modernization to Generate Game
Changing Results
1010 Mid - Morning Coffee and Networking Colonel (ret’d) Vincent Goulding, Director, Experimental Division, US Marine
Corps Warfighting Laboratory
1040 Adaptive Power for the Canadian Future Soldier 1515 Mid - Afternoon Coffee and Networking
Ed Andrukaitis, Project Manager, Adaptive Power Source Program, Defence
Research and Development Canada 1600 Lessons Learned by the Soldado Futuro System Integration Team When Reducing Weight
Major Andrea Candian, Programme Manager, Soldado Futuro, Italian MoD
1110 Weight Reduction, Interoperability and Adaptation
Dave Hadfield, DES SE LST - Portable Power, DE&S, UK MoD 1630 Weight Management Strategies for Romania’s Individual Fighting System to Develop a
Lighter Load for the Future Soldier
1140 Reducing the Burden of Power Sources Major Tiberius Tomoiaga, Programme Manager, Romania’s Individual Fighting
Darren Browning, Power Sources Team, Physical Sciences Department, DSTL System, Romanian MoD
1210 Assessing the Imperative of Common Connectivity to Resolve the Power Challenge for the Soldier 1700 What NATO Nations are Doing to Reduce Size and Weight to Disencumber the Future Soldier
Ed Andrukaitis, Project Manager, Adaptive Power Source Programme, Defence Moderator - Lt Colonel Mike Bodner, Chairman, NATO Land Capability Group 1,
Research and Development Canada Dismounted Soldier
Dave Hadfield, DES SE LST - Portable Power, DE&S, UK MoD Colonel Peter Rafferty, Team Leader, FIST, Defence Equipment and Support, UK MoD
Darren Browning, Power Sources Team, Physical Sciences Department, DSTL Major Andrea Candian, Programme Manager, Soldado Futuro, Italian MoD
Marine Expeditionary Rifle Squad, US Marine Corps Major Tiberius Tomoiaga, Programme Manager, Romania’s Individual Fighting
Luc de Beer, Project Director, VOSS, Dutch MoD System, Romanian MoD
Marcus Bruton, Team Leader, FIST, Defence Equipment and Support, UK MoD
1730 End of Conference Day
1300 Lunch and Networking
June 10th, 2011 AM June 10th, 2011 PM
Delivering C4i Down to the Soldier Level R&D, Tests and User Feedback
0800 Registration and Coffee 1300 Registration and Coffee
0830 Chairman’s Welcome Address 1345 Chairman’s Welcome Address
0900 UK Approach to Developing Soldier System Architecture for Greater Interoperability 1400 How the UK is Focusing on Improving Interoperability and Interchangeability of New
Colonel Bill Pointing, Team Leader, FIST, Individual Capability Group, Defence, Equipment for End Users
Equipment and Support, UK MoD HQ Infantry, UK MoD
0930 Joint Tactical Radio Systems for the US Army 1430 Results of Canada’s SSTRM Development Phase
Colonel John Zavarelli, Program Manager, Handheld and Small Form Fit Factor, Lt Colonel Mike Bodner, Director Science & Technology (Land) 2, Defence R&D
JPEO Joint Tactical Radio Systems, US Army Canada (DRDC), Canadian DnD
1000 How ANOG Integrates the Most Advanced C4i Capabilities to Empower the Future Soldier 1500 End User Feedback from Swedish Trials of the MARKUS Soldier System
Nir Israeli, Head of Urban Warfare, Israeli MoD Major Magnus Hallberg, Soldier Section, Swedish Land Warfare Centre
1030 Mid - Morning Coffee and Networking 1530 Performance-based Specifications - A Procurement Approach for Canada’s Integrated
Soldier System Project
1100 Maintaining the Data Link Between Soldiers Patrick Comtois, Chief Engineer, Integrated Soldier System Project, Canadian DND
Jean-Michel Petitjean, Battlefield Management Systems Expert, DGA/DT/ETAS, Sean Burke, Procurement and Finance Manager, Integrated Soldier System Project,
French MoD Canadian DND
1130 UK Lessons Learned During Communications Integration for Future Soldier Systems 1600 Mid - Afternoon Coffee and Networking
Professor Bob Madahar, IMD Technologist, DSTL, UK MoD
1630 Assessing the Utility of an Integrated Test and Evaluation Approach to Trials of the
1230 Soldier Modernisation Experts on Strategies to Improve Data Sharing to Ensure the Right Norwegian Future Soldier Programme
Information Reaches the Right Soldier at the Right Time Keith Cook, Leader, Test and Evaluation, NORMANS, FFI
Lt Colonel Angelo Assorati, Project Director, C4i, Soldado Futuro, Italian MoD
Professor Bob Madahar, IMD Technologist, DSTL, UK MoD 1700 Lies, Damn Lies and Ballistics – The Art of Testing Body Armour
Nir Israeli, Head of Urban Warfare, Israeli MoD Mark Helliker, Team Leader, Physical Protection Group, DSTL
Pat Comtois, Chief System Engineer, Integrated Soldier System Project, Canadian
DnD 1730 Analysing Lessons Learned to Improve Interoperability for the Future End User
Jean-Michel Petitjean, Battlefield Management Systems Expert, DGA/DT/ETAS, Moderator - Lt Colonel Mike Bodner, Chairman, NATO Land Capability Group 1,
French MoD Dismounted Soldier
Major Magnus Hallberg, Chief of Trials, MARKUS, Swedish MoD
1300 Lunch and Networking HQ Infantry, UK MoD
Major Torstein Johnson, Chief of Trials, NORMANS, Norwegian Army Office
1800 End of Conference Day
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