SMi Group's Future Soldier Technology USA 2019 conference takes place in Arlington this June

1. Hilton Arlington, Virginia, USA
SMi Group Proudly Presents…
North America’s only Conference
Dedicated to Dismounted Soldier and
Marine Equipment Modernization and
Capability Development
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EXPERT MILITARY AND TECHNICAL SPEAKERS:
Brigadier General Anthony Potts, Commanding General, PEO
Soldier, US Army (Subject to Final Confirmation)
Brigadier General A.J. Pasagian, Commander Marine Corps
Systems Command, USMC
Brigadier David Smith, Director General Integrated Soldier
Systems, Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group,
Australian Army
Major General (Ret’d) John Charlton, Former Commanding
General, US Army Test & Evaluation Command
Brigadier Matt Jackson DSO RM, Commander 3 Commando
Brigade, Royal Marines
Mr Douglas Tamilio, Combat Capabilities Development
Command Soldier Center, US Army CCDC
Mr Joe L’Etoile, Director Close Combat Lethality Task Force,
US DoD (Subject to Final Confirmation)
Colonel Troy Denomy, PM Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier,
US Army
Colonel Elliott Caggins, Project Manager Soldier Weapons,
PEO Soldier, US Army
Colonel Travis Thompson, Chief of Staff CFT Soldier Lethality/
Director TCM Soldier, US Army Futures Command
Colonel Joe Bookard, Director Rapid Equipping Force,
US Army
Lieutenant Colonel Vince Morris, PdM Ground Soldier Systems
(GSS), PM SWAR, PEO Soldier, US Army
Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Kurz, Commander Concepts &
Integration Squadron, US Army Asymmetric Warfare Group
Dr Corde Lane, Director of Human Research & Engineering
Directorate, US Army Research Laboratory
Colonel (Ret’d) Edwin Davis, Acting Director Maneuver Battle
Lab, CDID, US Army
INDUSTRY SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Mr Mathias Nakatsui, System Engineering Manager, STAR-PAN
System Architect, Glenair
Mr Jerry Hathaway, Vice President and General Manager,
Electro-Optical & Infrared Systems, Leonardo DRS
Mr Itay Weiss, CEO & Reserve Major, Israeli Navy, Secubit Ltd
FN America, Speaker Name TBC
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BENEFITS OF ATTENDING
• Participate in the only event in North America focused
solely on Soldier and Marine equipment modernization
and capability development
• Hear the latest developments from innovative
and cutting-edge soldier modernization projects
including Soldier Warrior, Nett Warrior, IVAS, Marine
Expeditionary Rifle Squad and many others
• Meet and network with the senior officers and civilians
at the forefront of soldier capability development in
the US Army and Marine Corps
FUTURE SOLDIER
TECHNOLOGY USA
FUTURE SOLDIER
TECHNOLOGY USA 2019
24th -25th
JUNE

2. Dear Colleague,
It is with great pleasure that I invite you to join us at Future Soldier
Technology USA, taking place on the 24th-25th of June in Arlington,
VA, USA., North America’s premier conference dedicated solely
to dismounted Soldier and Marine equipment modernization
and capability development. The meeting will bring together a
community of key government planners, policy makers, combat and
materiel developers, and decision-makers as well as industry partners,
to drive discussion on the future of Soldier/Marine modernization and
accelerate promising close combat initiatives.
In the face of identified pacing threats, rapid technological
developments and the changing nature of warfare in the 21st
century, the dismounted Soldier/Marine remains the key conduit for
success in modern multi-domain operations. The US and coalition
militaries recognize the need to strengthen and more tightly integrate
both the individual Soldier/Marine and the squad, as reflected in the
Army’s key modernization priority of enhancing soldier lethality and
achieving the new level of warfighting overmatch.
The task of developing a more lethal, mobile, survivable, connected,
and resilient Soldier/Marine are being aided by leveraging innovative
and immersive technologies including artificial intelligence, machine
learning, and augmented, “mixed” or virtual reality. With innovative
projects and programs under developments including next generation
weapons and fire control (NGSW-AR/R/FC), Nett Warrior, IVAS and
Squad X, there has never been a more key time to discuss how new
technologies and agile approaches to soldier modernization can help
produce a more “expeditionary, mobile, hardened, and intuitive”
war-fighter.
This high-level, immersive gathering with support from the DoD
community, PEO Soldier, USMC Systems Command, US Army Futures
Command, the Close-Combat Lethality Task Force and an array of
international military representatives, will drive critical thinking and
provide a platform for government, academia, and industry to join
together to address the latest developments and requirements for
dismounted Soldier/Marine operations.
I believe this conference is the perfect forum for this important topic
and I would hope that we can, through the medium of spirited
discussion and networking, enhance our approach, analysis, and
solutions to address close combat overmatch against pacing threats.
I urge you to join us in June 2019 to participate alongside a diverse set
of international experts and decision makers, in both the dismounted
soldier situational awareness focus day and the wider conference to
realize this goal.
Looking forward to your presence,
Colonel (Ret’d) Richard Hansen, Former Program
Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army
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Hear the very latest from senior military
personnel and decision makers
Listen to senior DoD personnel
and international guest speakers
Meet and network with key military
speakers and programme managers
EXPERT MILITARY AND TECHNICAL SPEAKERS:
Brigadier General Anthony Potts, Commanding General, PEO
Soldier, US Army (Subject to Final Confirmation)
Brigadier General A.J. Pasagian, Commander Marine Corps
Systems Command, USMC
Brigadier David Smith, Director General Integrated Soldier
Systems, Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group,
Australian Army
Major General (Ret’d) John Charlton, Former Commanding
General, US Army Test & Evaluation Command
Brigadier Matt Jackson DSO RM, Commander 3 Commando
Brigade, Royal Marines
Mr Douglas Tamilio, Combat Capabilities Development
Command Soldier Center, US Army CCDC
Mr Joe L’Etoile, Director Close Combat Lethality Task Force,
US DoD (Subject to Final Confirmation)
Colonel Troy Denomy, PM Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier,
US Army
Colonel Elliott Caggins, Project Manager Soldier Weapons,
PEO Soldier, US Army
Colonel Travis Thompson, Chief of Staff CFT Soldier Lethality/
Director TCM Soldier, US Army Futures Command
Colonel Joe Bookard, Director Rapid Equipping Force,
US Army
Lieutenant Colonel Vince Morris, PdM Ground Soldier Systems
(GSS), PM SWAR, PEO Soldier, US Army
Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Kurz, Commander Concepts &
Integration Squadron, US Army Asymmetric Warfare Group
Dr Corde Lane, Director of Human Research & Engineering
Directorate, US Army Research Laboratory
Colonel (Ret’d) Edwin Davis, Acting Director Maneuver Battle
Lab, CDID, US Army
INDUSTRY SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Mr Mathias Nakatsui, System Engineering Manager, STAR-PAN
System Architect, Glenair
Mr Jerry Hathaway, Vice President and General Manager,
Electro-Optical & Infrared Systems, Leonardo DRS
Mr Itay Weiss, CEO & Reserve Major, Israeli Navy, Secubit Ltd
FN America, Speaker Name TBC

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Future Soldier TechnologY USA
DAY ONE | 24th JUNE 2019 www.futuresoldierusa.com
8.30 Registration & Coffee
8.50 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Colonel (Ret’d) Richard Hansen, Former Program Manager, Soldier
Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army
OPENING KEYNOTE BRIEFINGS
9.00 Transforming the Warfighter’s Equipment and Capabilities to
Dominate the 21st Century Battlefield
• Improving close combat preparedness to ensure the infantry
soldier can fight and win in complex tactical environments
• Providing next generation weapons and ensuring the soldier is
equipped with effective optronic accessories for maximum lethality
• Reducing physical and cognitive burden through Adaptive Soldier
Architecture
• Closely coordinating programmes and projects to ensure effective
capability integration
• Ensuring capability development is equally prioritized as well as
equipment and materiel modernization
Brigadier General Anthony Potts, Commanding General PEO Soldier,
US Army (Subject to Final Confirmation)
9.30 Enhancing Soldier Lethality and Survivability through Marine Corps
Equipment Modernization and Development
• Prioritizing lethality, mobility, and survivability in Marine Corps
equipment modernization programmes
• Improving firepower through new combat weapon suites
• Lightening the load for Marines: acquiring better, lighter and more
effective personal protective equipment
• Ensuring survivability is not compromised through lighter protective
equipment
• The future vision for Marine Expeditionary Forces to succeed in
multi-domain operations
Brigadier General A.J. Pasagian, Commander, Marine Corps Systems
Command, USMC
10.00 Next Generation Interconnectivity Powering Mission Success
• Understanding Mission Profiles
• Adaptive Technology to Meet the Profiles
• Tactical Engineering and Integrated Manufacturing Capability
• Tactical Applications
• Worldwide Technical and Logistical Support
Mr Mathias Nakatsui, System Engineering Manager, STAR-PAN System
Architect, Glenair
10.30 Morning Coffee
ENHANCING LETHALITY
11.00 Delivering Lethality Overmatch and Close Combat Superiority Through
Innovative New Technologies
• The Close Combat Lethality Task Force’s mission increasing
dismounted soldier lethality and overmatch
• Upgunning infantry squads through the Next Generation Squad
Weapon (NGSW), providing greater accuracy and lethality, whilst
reducing recoil and weight
• Further projects leveraging innovative S&T for greater soldier
lethality
• Increasing agility within acquisition and capability development,
working with industry and research to deliver the best possible
equipment
Mr Joe L’Etoile, Director Close Combat Lethality Task Force (CCLTF),
US DoD (Subject to Final Confirmation)
11.30 Next Generation Weapon Systems for the Dismounted Soldier:
Increasing Range and Accuracy
• Enhancing individual and crew served weapons for lethality
overmatch
• The Squad Designated Marksman rifle: Increasing range, accuracy,
and lethality for infantry squads
• Boosting small arms firepower through the modular handgun system
(MHS), with enhanced laser and light-based aiming
• Increasing efficiency through wireless fire control, improving loading
and ammunition integration
• Testing and fielding the latest weapons and weapon technology
Colonel Elliott Caggins, Project Manager Soldier Weapons, PEO
Soldier, US Army
12.00 Chasing the Future, Running from the past of Soldier Systems
• Advances into new Soldier capabilities are being driven by
commercial technology
• Developing systems and capabilities which utilize commercial’s
rapid advances with an eye toward the primary missions of
shooting, moving, communicating and sustaining both on and off
the battlefield will require a new paradigm in defense research,
development, testing and production
• Advanced soldier systems such as ENVG-B and IVAS are bridging
these commercial and defense worlds and creating new unique
capabilities and challenges, some of which are presented here
Mr Jerry Hathaway, Vice President and General Manager, Electro-
Optical & Infrared Systems, Leonardo DRS
12.30 The Future of Lethality: Embedding Immersive Technologies into
Soldier Systems for Enhanced Capabilities
• The future of lethality for the dismounted soldier: How the cross
functional team for soldier lethality can deliver cutting edge
advancements in soldier capability
• Integrating immersive technologies such as Augmented Reality
(AR) into dismounted soldier technology
• Supplying real time tactical data to the soldier in the wearer’s field
of vision, including blue force tracking and geospatial information
• Other current and future programmes aimed at enhancing soldier
lethality, and the CFT’s vision for future soldier lethality
Colonel Travis Thompson, Chief of Staff, Soldier Lethality Cross
Functional Team and Director of Soldier TCM-S, US Army CDID
1.00 Networking Lunch
ADAPTIVE SOLDIER ARCHITECTURE
2.00 Soldier and Squad System Integration and for Improved Combat
Effectiveness
• Soldier modernization through a ‘soldier and squad as a platform’
approach, integrating multiple systems for enhanced capabilities
at individual and squad level
• Improving soldier power and weight considerations through a
central processing unit and a single battery source
• Enhancing soldier mobility in diverse environments
• The need for greater access to data for the soldier at the lowest
tactical level
Colonel Troy Denomy, Project Manager Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier,
US Army
2.30 Nett Warrior: Integrating C4I Technology to Achieve Greater
Dismounted Situational Awareness
• Ensuring faster and more informed battlefield decision making by
increasing dismounted situational awareness
• Leveraging COTS smartphone technology to aid the warfighter
• Combining tactical navigation, targeting, and communications
data in a single display
• Ensuring effective connectivity through multiple networks, for
greater communication reliability
• Increasing integrated capabilities through open architecture
design
Lieutenant Colonel Vince Morris, PdM Ground Soldier Systems (GSS),
PM SWAR, PEO Soldier, US Army
3.00 The Impact of Connected Weapons in the Future Battlefield
• The Future Battlefield’s challenges
• What information will we get from the Future Soldier
• How AI will impact the Future Battlefield
• Weapon logic & future systems integration
• AI-powered decision making
Mr Itay Weiss, CEO & Reserve Major, Israeli Navy, Secubit Ltd
3.30 Afternoon Tea
INNOVATION IN SOLDIER MODERNIZATION PROGRAMS
4.00 Transforming Soldier Mobility through Robotics & Autonomous Systems
• Embedding RAS into dismounted soldier operations
• How the Maneuver Battle Lab is expanding RAS capabilities
through advanced testing and experimentation
• Lightening the load through the Squad Multi-Purpose Equipment
Transport
• Leveraging miniature land and air-based RAS, such as soldier borne
Nano-drones
• Potential for further autonomous sensors to improve dismounted
situational awareness
Colonel (Ret’d) Edwin Davis, Acting Director Maneuver Battle Lab,
US Army
4.30 A Human Factors Approach to Enhancing Soldier Modernization and
Lethality
• Engaging in innovative human performance research to further
future soldier capabilities
• Evaluating and reducing cognitive and physical burdens to the
dismounted soldier
• Empowering the soldier through research & analysis supporting
the Synthetic Training Environment, increasing lethality battle
preparedness
• Research and experimentation to human/system integration in
support of the notion of ‘soldier as a system’
Dr Corde Lane, Director, Human Research & Engineering Center,
U.S. Army Research Laboratory
5.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
Colonel (Ret’d) Richard Hansen, Former Program Manager, Soldier
Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army
5.15 Evening Networking Drinks Reception
Hosted by Lead Sponsor Glenair

4. SPECIAL RATES AVAILABLE FOR INTERNATIONAL MILITARY AND GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES, AND US DOD COMPLIMENTARY PASSES AVAILABLE
8.30 Registration & Coffee
9.20 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Colonel (Ret’d) Richard Hansen, Former Program Manager, Soldier
Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army
OPENING KEYNOTE BRIEFINGS
9.30 Empowering the Warfighter and Maximizing Combat Effectiveness
Through Advanced Science & Technology Research
• Ensuring soldiers are effectively equipped and to face the
challenges of the modern battlefield
• Advanced research with a ‘human factors’ focus to maximize the
potential of the warfighter
• Optimizing soldier performance including lethality and sustainability
through research and experimentation
• Taking a holistic approach to soldier protection, developing new
innovative materials to transform survivability
Mr Douglas Tamilio, Director Combat Capabilities Development
Command Soldier Center, US Army CCDC
10.00 The Soldier and the Changing Nature of Warfare in the 21st Century
• Assessing the past development of the modern infantry soldier to
further understand potential future soldier requirements
• The wars of the future: The role of the individual soldier in the multi-
domain warfare concept
• Emphasising human factors in soldier capability enhancement: the
need to consider soldier physical and mental performance as well
as new technology
• Challenges in developing and acquiring new soldier equipment in
an era of rapid technological change
Major General (Ret’d) John Charlton, Former Commander US Army
Test Evaluation Command, US Army Test and Evaluation Command
10.30 Session Reserved for Sponsor
FN America
11.00 Morning Coffee
INTERNATIONAL SOLDIER MODERNIZATION PROGRAM UPDATES
11.30 Enhancing Royal Marines Equipment and Capabilities to Meet Future
Operational Requirements
• Current priorities and efforts to ensure the individual Royal Marine is
able to dominate diverse battlefield environments
• Preparing Marines for urban, mountain, jungle, and littoral warfare,
and equipping them for operational success
• Leveraging new technology to aide situational awareness and
communications in dismounted operations
• Future vision for Royal Marine squads reflecting the changing
nature of warfare
Brigadier Matt Jackson DSO RM, Commander, 3 Commando
Brigade, Royal Marines
12.00 Empowering the Australian Soldier through Next Generation
Equipment Acquisition and Capability Integration
• Land 125: providing Australian soldiers with advanced gear and
equipment that meet the modern combat requirements
• Improving ballistic protection through the Australian Soldier
Combat System: new body armour and helmet requirements
• Increasing survivability by reducing signature detectability
• Future sub-phases and integrating innovative exoskeleton and
battlefield UAVS
Brigadier David Smith, Director General Integrated Soldier Systems,
Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group, Australian Army
12.30 Session Reserved for Sponsor
1.00 Networking Lunch
NEW APPROACHES TO SOLDIER EQUIPMENT MODERNIZATION
& CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT
2.00 Facilitating Agile Equipment Development to Enhance the
Warfighter’s Fighting Capabilities
• The role of REF in rapid non-standard equipment development to
augment soldier equipment modernization efforts
• Meeting the needs of the dismounted soldier to ensure increased
lethality and survivability
• Working closely with dismounted soldier and in theater to ensure
the most agile equipment development
• Priorities in non-standard equipment development: mission control,
fire protection, and dismounted ISR
• Lessons to be learned from the REF’s agile processes
Colonel Joe Bookard, Director of Rapid Equipping Force, US Army
2.30 Strengthening Soldier Lethality by Adapting to Complex and
Asymmetric Threats
• Contributing to soldier capability development through the work of
the Asymmetric Warfare Group
• The need for agile response to new and complex threats in the 21st
century battlefield to prepare soldiers for multi-domain operations
• Enhancing lethality and survivability for the dismounted soldier
• Identifying and bridging capability gaps through close work with
partnership with other Army organizations
Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Kurz, Squadron Commander ,
Asymmetric Warfare Group
3.00 Afternoon Tea
3.30 Integrated Soldier System Suite: Enhancing Dismounted Situational
Awareness for Canadian Infantry Soldiers
• Developing new integrated C4I systems for the dismounted soldier
to improve the close combat common operating picture
• Network-enabled communications for greater command and
control functions
• Leveraging enhanced navigation, night vision goggles and
thermal binoculars, wearable communication systems into battle
uniforms, and multi-modal soldier information systems
Session Reserved for Project Director ISSP, Name TBC, Department of
National Defence
4.00 Soldier Modernization in the next Decades: Encouraging Agility and
Innovation, Respecting Lessons Learned
• Big “A” Acquisition as a “Team of Teams”
• Building awareness of and managing the risks and opportunities of
innovation and integration
• Managing polarities at play: Visionary AND Practical, Agile AND
Deliberate, Creative AND Disciplined
• Benchmarking industry and government best practices that
transition new ideas to integrated capabilities
Colonel (Ret’d) Richard Hansen, Former Program Manager, Soldier
Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army
4.30 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two
Colonel (Ret’d) Richard Hansen, Former Program Manager, Soldier
Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army
Future Soldier TechnologY USA
DAY TWO | 25th JUNE 2019 www.futuresoldierusa.com

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□ Book by 31st May to receive $100 off the conference price
EARLY BIRD
DISCOUNT