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OCTOBER 15TH | 12:00 - 1:00 PM EST
THE FUTURE OF AIR AND MISSILE DEFENSE
How sensors, radars, command and control systems and interceptors can work together against unpredictable threats
As threats such as cheap, expendable drones and hypersonic missiles continue to proliferate, air and missile defense must adapt to meet the challenges of intercepting and destroying them. Key to doing so is an integrated air and missile defense strategy that can quickly and accurately identify threats and respond to them. In this panel, Defense News explores how sensors, radars, command and control systems and interceptors can work in concert to effectively depend against unpredictable threats.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH:
SPEAKING:
Col. Anthony Behrens
Executive Director, Joint Program Office for the Guam Defense System
Col. Jonathan A. Bodenhamer
Project Manager, STARE, PEO Missiles and Space
Col. Andrew Lunoff
Project Manager, SHIELD, PEO Missiles and Space
U.S. Army
Tom Karako
Senior Fellow, International Security Program and Director, Missile Defense Project
CSIS
Joe DeAntona
Vice President, Requirements & Capabilities, Land & Air Defense Systems
Raytheon, An RTX Business
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