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Air-Land Integration and Joint Fire Support 2009 Defence conference aims to provide a platform for the senior officers and industry leaders to gain access to the key case studies and emerging concepts that will drive the coordination of the future Joint force. The conference with the theme 'Optimising Information Exchange to Coordinate Fires and Battlefield Assets' is being organized by Defence IQ, a division of IQPC. The conference will be addressed by leading speakers from across the world to provide attendees with up-to-date insights into LLs and expert doctrinal recommendations. The conference will discuss the following key themes: How is Joint Fire Support being coordinated in current operations and what are the key challenges to overcome over the next 5 years?, What are the technological capability gaps identified and how will they affect future requirements?, and How have organisational and procedural changes improved the integration of Air and Land C4I, delivering critical advantage to the Warfighter?
- An HQ Air Command Perspective Of Air Land Integration And Joint Fire Support In Theatre Level Planning
- The UK Land Perspective On Joint Fire Support
- Integration Case Study: Multi-National Corps – Iraq
- An Operator’s Perspective Of Joint Time Sensitive Targeting
- Maximising The Ground Liaison To The Air Force
- Theatre Feedback From Afghanistan
- Enhancing The Integrated Airspace Picture
- Integrating Kinetic And Non Kinetic Targeting At The Operational Level
- Joint Fires
- The New French Joint Fire Support Doctrine
- Gaza: The Air Integration Lessons
- Air-Land: The Role Of Mental Models, Systems And Equipment In Errors Of Commission And Omission
- Integrating Air And Land In Theatre And At HQ Level
- The Challenges Of Battlespace Management And Air Land Integration Within Coalition Operations
- Airspace Deconfliction
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Defence IQ
