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William M. ShepherdSenior Advisor, Science & Technology, USSOCOM

Alan R. ShafferPrincipal Deputy Director, Defense Research & Engineering, OSD

elaine simmonsDirector, Tactical Air Forces Division, Cost Assessment & Program Evaluation, OSD

WHy AttenD PStS-09 Through the 2010 Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR) process, DoD has been assessing the threats and challenges the nation faces with a focus on rebalancing the Department’s strategies, capabilities and forces to address today’s conflicts and tomorrow’s threats. As the precision strike community continues to provide superb support to our forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, we are also making dramatic technological improvements in precision weaponry to enable the Joint force of the future.

With Departmental change on the horizon, stay engaged with the Precision Strike community. PSTS-09 will showcase advanced technologies that present opportunities to the future of warfare. You will hear what Defense leadership and technology experts are saying about the conflicts (both irregular and conventional) we are likely to experience in the future, as well as what types of forces are likely to be required. In addition to the eight technical topics—Persistent ISR, Data Fusion, Decision Support, Engaging Moving Targets, Defeating WMD, Precision Electronic Attack, Non-Kinetic Effects and UAVs—highlights of this enlightening three-day classified program are reflected below:

luncheon Presentation: Award for Technical Excellence in the Field of Precision Strike

Please join us for one of the best technology symposiums of its kind!

Dr. richard t. roca Director—JHU/APL

lieutenant general (ret) thomas mcinerney, usAFFox News Military Analyst

rear Admiral William shannon, iii, usnPEO for Unmanned Aviation and Strike Weapons (PEO (U&W))

rear Admiral David “Deke” Philman, usn OPNAV N88, Director of Air Warfare

John FoxManager, Advanced Weapons Programs, The Boeing Company

PSTS-09Keynote Speakers

• WeaponSystemIAThreat• NavyWeaponsDevelopment&Network Enabled Weapons• BuildingtheFutureForce• Precision Weapon Improvement Priorities• Developing the JSF to Fight the War on Terror • WinningtheGlobalWaronTerror• 8thAF&GlobalStrikeCommand’sRole in National Security Strategy• Strike&TargetingChallengesinthe CENTCOM AOR• Challenges in Calculating Collateral Damage• S&TforPrecisionStrike• Precision Strike in a Jamming Environment• NetEnabledWeapons

• TheFutureofCarrier&Expeditionary Aviation• NavalStrikeAircraft&Weapons• TestinginTomorrow’sJointEnvironment• Anti-SurfaceWarfare(ASuW) Requirements Panel • Technologies for Directed Energy Weapons• FutureSOFCapabilityNeeds• U.S.SpecialOperationsPanel• PrecisionMunitions&Platformsin Support of IW• AC-130UGunshipEngagementsin Support of OEF• 3rdPartyTargetingofTLAM• Precision Tactical Targeting in OEF and OIF

Lieutenant General Duane D. Thiessen, USMCDeputy Commandant forPrograms and Resources, USMC

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0715 check-in / continentAl BreAkFAst

0815 symPosium Welcome: Andy McHugh—Chairman of the Board

0820 Jhu / APl Welcome: Dr. Richard T. Roca—Director

0830 nAVy WeAPons DeVeloPment & netWork enABleD WeAPons: Rear Admiral William E. Shannon, III, USN—PEO for Unmanned Aviation and Strike Weapons (PEO (U&W))

0850 WeAPon system inFormAtion AssurAnce (iA) threAt: Mark E. Byrkit—Senior Professional Staff Scientist, Air & Missile Defense Dept., JHU/APL

0930 keynote—BuilDing the Future Force: Lieutenant General Duane D. Thiessen, USMC—Deputy Commandant for Programs and Resources, USMC

1015 netWorking reFreshment BreAk

1045 DeVeloPing the JsF to Fight the WAr on terror: Captain John “Snooze” Martins, USN—Director,AirVehicle,F-35LightningIIProgram

1115 WArPlAn-WArFighter ForWArDer sPirAl ii (WWF ii) Joint eXPeDitionAry Force eXPeriment (JeFX 09-3) Assessment (ABSTRACT): Greg Williams—Senior Professional Staff, JHU/APL

1145 strike horiZontAl integrAtion limiteD oBJectiVe eXPeriment (shiloe) For net enABleD WeAPons (ABSTRACT): Christian Sprinkle—Senior Program Manager, Raytheon Missile Systems

1215 luncheon—kossiakoff center Dining room (sponsored by: Lockheed Martin Corp.)

1245 luncheon ADDress—Winning the gloBAl WAr on terror: Lieutenant General Thomas G. McInerney, USAF (Ret)—Fox News Military Analyst

1330 Precision guiDAnce kit (Pgk) (ABSTRACT): Tom Bybee—PGKTechnicalDirector,ATKAdvancedWeaponsDivision

1400 8th Air Force & gloBAl strike commAnD’s role in nAtionAl security strAtegy: Colonel West Anderson, USAF—Eighth Air Force Chief of Staff, Barksdale AFB

1445 netWorking reFreshment BreAk

1515 methoDologies For Assessing WeAPons eFFectiVeness in the urBAn enVironment (ABSTRACT): Robert Stevenson—Senior Operations Research Analyst, Systems Planning & Analysis

1545 Precision tArgeting—enABler oF Precision strike (ABSTRACT): Stephen Pearcy—Senior Advisor, USARDEC, Picatinny Arsenal

1615 strike & tArgeting chAllenges in the centcom Aor: Lieutenant Colonel Mike “Tiger” Greiger, USAF—CENTCOM Chief of Fires/Strike Standards, J3-Fires,UnitedStatesCentralCommand

1700 chAllenges in cAlculAting collAterAl DAmAge: Lieutenant Colonel Deborah MacKay, USAF—Chief for Targeting Policy, Directorate for Intelligence, The Joint Staff (J2)

ALT 120gm DAgger (ALTERNATE ABSTRACT): Townsend Blanchad—120GMDAGGERBusinessDevelopmentManager, Raytheon Missile Systems

ALT oPtimiZAtion oF moDulAr ABl & risk mitigAtion in eVent-DriVen comBAt mission (ALTERNATE ABSTRACT): Dr. Irene Farquhar—Farquhars’ Consulting

1730 eVening recePtion With heAVy hors D’oeuVres

mark e. ByrkitSenior Professional Staff Scientist, Air & Missile Defense Dept., JHU/APL

colonel West Anderson, usAF Eighth Air Force Chief of Staff, Barksdale AFB

captain John “snooze” martins, usnDirector,AirVehicle,F-35Lightning II Program

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0700 CHECK-IN / CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST (sponsored by: Northrop Grumman)

0730 THERMOBARIC ADVANCED CONCEPT TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION (ACTD) (ABSTRACT): Major Ken Lemire, USA—Program Manager, Thermobaric ACTD, Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), US Army, Eglin AFB

0800 A SMALL UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEM (UAS) FOR ENHANCED SUPPORT OF CAVE DETECTION & DEFEAT (ABSTRACT): Peter Thompson—Professional Staff, Test Support Division, DTRA, Albuquerque

0830 COMMAND AND CONTROL OF PRECISION STRIKE (ABSTRACT): Scott Ponsor—SeniorTechnologyConsultantforPMA-231IPT,Deloitte

ALT GPS EPHEMERIS & IONOSPHERIC CORRECTION SHARING SERVICE (GEISS) FOR PRECISION GUIDED MUNITIONS (ALTERNATE ABSTRACT): Dr. Alison Brown—President and CEO of NAVSYS Corporation

0900 KEYNOTE—SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR PRECISION STRIKE: Alan R. Shaffer—Principal Deputy Director, Defense Research & Engineering, OSD

0945 NETWORKING REFRESHMENT BREAK

1010 PRECISION STRIKE IN A JAMMING ENVIRONMENT: Elaine Simmons—Director, Tactical Air Forces Division, Cost Assessment & Program Evaluation (CAPE), OSD

1040 NET ENABLED WEAPONS: Wayne Willhite—Chief Engineer, Naval Air Warfare Center, China Lake

1110 THE FUTURE OF CARRIER & EXPEDITIONARY AVIATION: Rear Admiral David “Deke” Philman, USN—OPNAV N88, Director of Air Warfare

1135 NAVAL STRIKE AIRCRAFT & WEAPONS: Captain Larry “Buck” Burt, USN—OPNAV N880C, Strike Aircraft Plans & Requirements

1200 LUNCHEON—Kossiakoff Center Dining Room

1230 RICHARD H. JOHNSON AWARD CEREMONY: • Chairman’sRemarks • PresentationofAwardforTechnicalExcellenceintheFieldofPrecisionStrike • Recipient’sRemarks

1245 CAN HIGH-SPEED CRUISE MISSILES MEET PROMPT GLOBAL STRIKE (PGS) NEEDS? (ABSTRACT): Roger Gray—Principal Scientist, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division

1315 TESTING IN TOMORROW’S JOINT ENVIRONMENT: Rear Admiral David “Decoy” Dunaway, USN Commander, Operational Test and Evaluation Force, Norfolk, VA

1355 NETWORKING REFRESHMENT BREAK

Keith SandersDD Air Warfare, Portfolio Systems Acquisition, OUSD(AT&L)

Rear Admiral David “Decoy” Dunaway, USNCommander, Operational Test and Evaluation Force

Captain Larry “Buck” Burt, USNOPNAV N880C, Strike Aircraft Plans & Requirements

Lieutenant Colonel Tim Farquhar, USAFAir-to-GroundWeaponsAnalystForce Application Division (J-8)The Joint Staff

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1415 ANTI-SURFACE WARFARE REQUIREMENTS PANEL: Moderator: Lieutenant Colonel Tim Farquhar, USAF Air-to-GroundWeaponsAnalyst,ForceApplicationDivision(J-8),TheJointStaff

1420 reQuirements: • UONS/Capability Gap/Solution/Range Issue: Speaker TBD—PACOM/PACFLT • Naval Aviation Perspective: Captain Larry “Buck” Burt, USN—OPNAV N880C, Strike Aircraft Plans & Requirements • USAF Perspective: Colonel Mike Fantini, USAF—Division Chief, Combat Force Application Requirements (AF/A5RC) • Surface Perspective: Captain Robert Kerno, USN—OPNAV N864, Surface Warfare

1505 science & technology: • LRASM Goals / Technologies / Rapid Transition Capability: Rob McHenry— Program Manager, Tactical Technology Office, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) • Support to the Warfighter: Joe Doychak—Program Manager, Aerospace Science Research Division, Office of Naval Research

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1545 oFFice oF the secretAry oF DeFense: • Capitalization on Investment & OSD Concerns: Keith Sanders—DD Air Warfare, Portfolio Systems Acquisition, OUSD(AT&L)

1605 Peo u&W: • Addressing the ASuW Capability Gap—An Acquisition Perspective: Captain Mat Winter, USN—PMA-201, NAVAIR • Network Enabled Weapons & Time Sensitive Strike: Captain Dave Davison, USN—PMA-280, NAVAIR

1640 strike, lAnD AttAck & Air DeFense (slAAD): • ASuW Study Group’s Interim Findings: John Fox—Manager, Advanced Weapons Programs, The Boeing Company

1700 AsuW reQuirements PAnel Discussion—Q&A: •N88 – Captain Larry “Buck” Burt, USN • AF/A5RC – Colonel Mike Fantini, USAF • N864 – Captain Robert Kerno, USN • PEO – Captain Mat Winter, USN • OSD – Keith Sanders

1730 ADJOURN FOR THE DAY

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CAPTLarry“Buck”BurtUSNCol Mike Fantini USAF

COL Lance Moore USA (Ret)Col Bob Valin USAFLTC Joe Horab USA

LCDR Scott Wilson USNLt Col Tim Farquhar, USAF

LtCol Chuck Kelly USMC (Ret)LTC Ken Britt USA (Ret)

eXecutiVe DirectorDawn Campbell, CMP

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captain mat Winter, usnPMA-201, NAVAIR

colonel mike Fantini, usAFAF/A5RC

captain robert kerno, usn OPNAV N864

captain Dave Davison, usnPMA-280, NAVAIR

Dr. Kirk E. HackettTechnical Adviser, High Power MicrowavesAir Force Research LaboratoryKirtland AFB

Lieutenant Colonel Hampton Hite, USAStaff Synchronization Officer for Fire Support Command & Control,DCSArmyG-8

0700 CHECK-IN / CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

0730 TACTICAL GRENADE EXTENDED RANGE (ABSTRACT): William Hackman—Senior Program Manager, MBDA, Incorporated

0800 EXTENDED RANGE MORTAR AMMUNITION (ABSTRACT): Dr. Christine Michienzi—ProgramManager,GunPropellantDevelopment,NavalSurface Warfare Center, Indian Head Division

ALT PRECISION TARGETING OF SENSORS & NETWORK DENIAL USING LOW POWER DIRECTED ENERGY (ALTERNATE ABSTRACT): Gaelen Hatfield—Design Engineer, AMP Research, Incorporated

0830 TECHNOLOGIES FOR DIRECTED ENERGY WEAPONS: Dr. Kirk E. Hackett—Technical Adviser, High Power Microwaves, Air Force Research Laboratory, Kirtland AFB

0910 NETWORKING REFRESHMENT BREAK

0930 KEYNOTE—FUTURE SOF CAPABILITY NEEDS: William M. Shepherd— Senior Advisor, Science & Technology, United States Special Operations Command

1015 U.S. SPECIAL OPERATIONS PANEL: Moderator: Lieutenant Colonel Hampton Hite, USA—Staff Synchronization Officer for Fire SupportCommand&Control,DCSArmyG-8 •USSOCOM Support to OEF/OIF: Panelist TBD by LTG David Fridovich, USA Director, Center for Special Operations, USSOCOM • Global Special Operations Support: Panelist TBD • Precision Munitions and Platforms in Support of Irregular Warfare: Jim “Hondo” Geurts—Commander, Joint Acquisition Task Force – Dragon, HQ USSOCOM · Strategic Authorities & Approval Process: Panelist TBD by JCS (J-37) DD for Special Operations & Combating Terrorism (DDSO/CT), The Joint Staff

Questions to be addressed by the Panelists include: How is precision engagement being employed? How is it working? What requirements are needed for improved capability in the GWOT?

1130 AC-130U GUNSHIP ENGAGEMENTS IN SUPPORT OF OEF: Lieutenant Colonel Mark Clawson, USAF—Assistant Operations Officer, 4th Special Operations Squadron, Hurlburt Field

1200 BUFFET WORKING LUNCH—Kossiakoff Center Dining Room (socom officials informal interaction with government & industry representatives)

1300 3RD PARTY TARGETING OF TLAM: Commander David “Manny” Ramsey, USN—USSOCOMNSWDG

1320 PRECISION TACTICAL TARGETING IN OEF AND OIF: Michael Wirtz—Digital Precision Strike Suite (DPSS) PM, Naval Air Warfare Center, Weapons Division, China Lake

1400 CLOSING REMARKS: Andy McHugh

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Jim “Hondo” Geurts Commander, Joint Acquisition Task Force-Dragon, HQ USSOCOM

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SECURITY FORM REQUIREMENTS ALL participants attending PSTS must complete and submit the enclosed form as your certified visit request and justification for attendance. (page 13 of this brochure) directly to the JHU/APLVisitorControl office by Tuesday, October 22, 2009. NO OTHER FORMS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Forms can be faxed to 240-228-6400 or mailed to the address below:

JHU/APL—ATTN: Visitor Control11100JohnsHopkinsRoad|Laurel,MD20723-6099Questions regarding security forms only: Telephone: 240-228-5661

Psts-09 is being conducted at the secret/noForn level. Briefcases, large purses, cell phone, pagers and other electronic items are not allowed inside the auditorium and must be left outside the auditorium. We will provide zip lock bags and a table for this purpose. Attendees are advised that cell phone detectors will be in use. only the final program may be taken into the meeting room.

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ATTIREAppropriate dress for this Symposium is business attire for civilian and military Class A uniform for military presenters. Military attendees may wear the Uniform of the Day for their respective organizations.

ACCOMMODATIONSPSA has reserved a block of rooms at the columbia sheraton hotel. When making reservations please reference“PrecisionStrikeAssociation”toobtainthespecialrate.

Sheraton Columbia (6.0 miles)800-638-2817or410-730-390010207 Wincopin Circle | Columbia, MD 21044Discount rate: $139—Singleand$125GovtperdiemuntilOctober 11, 2009. Please call to make your reservations early. All rooms are available on a first come first serve basis.

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Courtyard Marriott (6.5 miles)800-321-2211or410-290-00028910 Stanford Boulevard | Columbia, MD 21045

Hilton Columbia (6.5 miles) 800-445-8667 or 410-997-10605485 Twin Knolls Road | Columbia, MD 21045

PROCEEDINGSTheunclassifiedproceedings for PSTSwill be available for all attendees online 2-3weeks after theevent. The URL for the proceedings will be included in the conference materials to be distributed at the symposium for those who attend. Please note not all presentations are included in the proceedings as they will be given at a classified level. the decision to include an unclassified version of their presentation is left up to the presenter.

FINAL AGENDA AND ATTENDANCE ROSTERA final (revised) agenda and attendance roster will be distributed at the meeting. In order to appear on the roster, your completed registration and payment must be received by COB Tuesday, October 20, 2009. An updated roster will not be printed after the conference.

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• Dulles Airport Access Road to the Capital Beltway (I-495) East or North toward Baltimore

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October 27-29, 2009

Sponsorship Opportunity

*Subject to change-if opportunity not available

Contact: Company:

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Signature:Total Amount Due Precision Strike Association

2111WilsonBlvd.-Suite400,Arlington,VA22201-3061703-247-2590Fax:703-527-5094Email:info@precisionstrike.org

Precision Strike AssociationPSTS-09

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES: All sponsorships will receive recognition in pre-conference advertising, all on-site materials (attendee's list, final program, cover of biography package). Sponsorship also includes yourorganization's name on the PSAwebsite, on-site slide presentation shown at each break, aprominent sign at a highly visible location in the conference venue and a 75-100 word company profile in the final program.All sponsorships are reserved on a first come - first serve basis.

DAY 1 Continental Breakfast $1500 Luncheon Lockheed MartinAM Break Kaman Precision ProductsPM Break $1000Reception $2500

DAY 2 Continental Breakfast Northrop GrummanLuncheon $2500AM Break The Boeing CompanyPM Break $1000

DAY 3 Continental Breakfast $1500 Buffet Luncheon $2000

The Johns Hopkins University - Applied Physics Laboratory / The Kossiakoff Center * Laurel, MD

Please use the form below to reserve space and mail or fax payment to: PSA, 2111 Wilson Blvd. Suite 400, Arlington, VA 22201-3061/ fax with credit card information to 703-527-5094. Questions? Please contact Dawn Campbell at the information below.

PERSONAL DATA(To be completed by applicant. Please type or print legibly)

Name ________________________________________

SSN __________________________________________

Citizenship ____________________________________

Date of Birth ___________________________________

Birthplace _____________________________________

If Naturalized Date & No. _________________________

Company/Org _________________________________

Telephone ____________________________________

Signature _____________________________________

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SECURITY CLEARANCE CERTIFICATIONCertification is made herewith that the above named person has a SECRET Security Clearance.

Security Clearance______________________________

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PSTS-09 WILL BE CONDUCTED AT THE SECRET LEVEL

♦ Kossiakoff Conference Center♦ JHU/APL, Laurel, MD♦ October 27-29, 2009

CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEES ONLY (must check one)Justification for Attendance (PerNISPOM6-203)

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CERTIFICATION

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PRECISION STRIKE TECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM 2009security clearance Form

Title 18 United States Code 1001 makes it a criminal offense, punishable by a maximum of f ive (5) years of imprisonment, a $10,000 fine, or both, knowingly and wil lfully to make a false statement or representation to any Depar tment or Agenc y of the United States as to any matter within the jurisdiction of any Depar tment or Agenc y of the United States. This includes a n y s t a t e m e n t m a d e h e r e i n w h i c h i s k n o w i n g l y i n c o r r e c t , incomplete, or misleading in any impor tant par ticular.

this form has been revised to meet the guidelines set forth by the DoD 5220.22-m / national industrial security Program operating manual (nisPom) chapter 6, section 2. All military, government, industry attendees, speakers, guests and Jhu/APl employees must complete this security clearance certification by 22 october 2009. No walk-ins will be permitted.

reQuireD Process For suBmission:

1. This form must be completed as your certified visit request and justification for attendance. Fax to the JHU/APL Visitor Control Center (240) 228-6400.

2. Please note: No JPAS or other type of visit requests will be accepted for this event.

MAILINGADDRESS: JHU/APL11100 Johns Hopkins Road Laurel,Maryland20723-6099Attention: Visitor Control

QUESTIONS: (240) 228-5661

Form revised: 8/27/2009

Precision Strike Association2111WilsonBlvd.Suite400Arlington, VA 22201

To register online go to: http://www.precisionstrike.org

RICHARD H. JOHNSON TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

The Precision Strike Association is proud to honor the Richard H. Johnson Technical Achievement Award (the Johnson Trophy) at the Precision Strike Technology Symposium. This award is named after the first recipient, and will be presented annually to recognize an individual from public or private sector for outstanding personal technical achievements resulting in significant contribution to precision strike systems.

Dick Johnson, who will be awarded the trophy posthumously, was an exemplar of such achievements, having personally led the

design or redesign of more precision strike airframes than any contemporary. In a number of conflicts over the past two decades, the majority of weapon airframes employed were Johnson’s designs. His designs, or imitations of them, appear in nearly every nation’s military where precision strike systems are employed.

More information about this award and Richard Johnson can be found by visiting our website: www.precisionstrike.org

MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Precision Strike Winter Roundtable—February 10, 2010 | crystal gateway marriott, Arlington, VAPrecision Strike Annual Review—April 20-21, 2010 | the Waterford at springfield, springfield, VA