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Lieutenant General Daniel L. Karbler, Commanding General, United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command and the Joint Functional Component Command for Integrated Missile Defense and Colonel Andrew R. Morgan (M.D.), Commander, United States Army NASA Detachment will join us May 4th to discuss how Army Space contributes to an MDO-ready force. Army space capabilities are critical to successful ground combat operations today, and their importance will only grow as the MDO concept transforms. Space integration with land force operations continues to rise in importance as our reliance on satellite communications, GPS, electronic warfare, missile warning, and surveillance capabilities grows. Space is essential to what the Army needs to achieve decision dominance.
THEME
Army Space: Supporting the AimPoint Force 2035
Sponsor
SPEAKERS
Lieutenant General Daniel L. Karbler,
Commanding General, United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command and Joint Functional Component Command for Integrated Missile Defense
AGENDA
PLEASE NOTE ALL TIMES LISTED ARE IN EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME
- 1145 – 1200: Log-on
- 1200: Opening remarks by General Robert B. Brown, United States Army Retired, Executive Vice President, AUSA
- 1210: Fireside Chat with Lieutenant General Daniel L. Karbler, Commanding General, United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command and Joint Functional Component Command for Integrated Missile Defense; Colonel Andrew R. Morgan (M.D.), Commander, United States Army NASA Detachment; and General Robert B. Brown, United States Army Retired
- 1245: Closing remarks by General Robert B. Brown, United States Army Retired