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Click on the name of the event for more detailed information. Sponsored by: PSA | JHU/APL | AUVSI Meeting Date: June 22-24, 2010 Location: Johns Hopkins University-Applied Physics Laboratory, Kossiakoff Center, Laurel, Md. This symposium will be conducted at the Unclassified level on June 22 and SECRET/NOFORN level on June 23-24, 2010. __________________________________________________________________________________ PRECISION STRIKE TECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM Meeting Date: October 27-28, 2010 Location: Johns Hopkins University-Applied Physics Laboratory, Kossiakoff Center, Laurel, Md. This symposium will be conducted at the SECRET/NOFORN level Call for papers now available - click here to download a copy PSTS (held each October) is intended to conduct in-depth reviews at the SECRET/NOFORN level of emerging precision strike innovative technologies—highlighting the most promising next generation precision engagement concepts, capabilities, and processes. Further, PSTS is expected to provide a forum for exchanging insights, experiences, and ideas regarding joint and coalition precision strike technologies to improve the kill chain. Topics of particular interest include challenges associated with Persistent ISR, Data Fusion, Decision Support, Engaging Moving Targets, Defeating Weapons of Mass Destruction, Precision Electronic Attack, and other non-kinetic effects, as well as innovative concepts for Prompt Global Strike and Maritime Interdiction. PAST EVENTS PRECISION STRIKE WINTER ROUNDTABLE & WILLIAM J. PERRY AWARD CEREMONY Theme: Strategic Challenges for Precision Engagement NEW Meeting Date: March 3, 2010 (rescheduled from February 10, 2010) Location: Crystal Gateway Marriott, Arlington, VA Present and clarify National Defense Policy and Strategies to achieve the goals of Precision Engagement, afford the precision strike community the latest thoughts from Defense Committee Members of Congress, and highlight major precision strike achievements through presentation of the William J. Perry Award.
The Perry Award recognizes public or private sector leadership or achievement that results in significant contributions to the development, introduction or support of precision strike systems. The recipient must have made significant contributions that have led to the strengthening of our national security by direct application of precision strike capabilities to DoD systems and/or to the enhancement of our industrial technology base for application to precision strike technology. __________________________________________________________________________________ PRECISION STRIKE ANNUAL REVIEW Theme: Iron Discipline in Acquisition to meet Precision Engagement Requirements Meeting Date: April 20-21, 2010 Location: The Waterford at Springfield-Springfield, VAA Focus on the review and way forward of important precision strike weapons systems and capabilities essential to meet the joint warfighters' needs—particularly those weapons systems in development and procurement. The Acquisition Community and the International Arena are important elements of this review. Review Highlights
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