Make sure you are part of the conversation at the 17th annual Defence iQ Future Artillery Conference, the world’s most influential conference on indirect fires, taking place at the H4 Hotel München Messe, Munich, Germany, from 30 May – 1 June 2023.
Download the official 2023 program to see the line-up of speakers, sessions, and more.
Chaired by both Lieutenant General (Ret.) Carsten Jacobson, German Army, and Colonel (Ret.) Paul Daniels, US Army, Future Artillery 2023 will bring together military, industry, research, and development, as well as academia to tackle the most pressing challenges to the artillery community.
The 2023 agenda explores force structure within the wider multi-domain battlespace, advances in range and precision, addressing logistical concerns, ammunition stockpiles, and supply chains, as well as leveraging C2ISR to enhance lethality and survivability. The US Army has increased artillery round production by 500%, should other nations follow suit?
Senior speakers include:
- Lieutenant Colonel Kenneth Nygren, Commander, Swedish Artillery School
- Brigadier General Francesco Principe, Inspector of the Artillery Corps, Italian Army
- Major General Darren Crook, Director Land Equipment, DE&S – UK MoD
- Colonel Sergei Baronov, Chief of the Main Directorate of Artillery, Missiles and UAVs, General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
- Colonel Roman Bobal, Chief of Artillery, Slovak Armed Forces
Conference Producer, Stephen Ayshford, said: “Future Artillery is taking place against a clear backdrop. The War in Ukraine shows us the continued relevance and effective use of indirect fires in the modern multi-domain battlespace but equally possesses new challenges and lessons for NATO planners. Subsequently, this year’s conference is set to address a number of these, looking at the composition of tomorrow’s force and the continued leveraging of C2ISR capability to enhance both lethality and survivability.”
Register online here by Friday, 28 April, and save up to €300 on your event pass.
