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DELIVERING SECURE, NETWORKED AND INTEROPERABLE TACTICAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

DefenceIQ is delighted to announce that following the resounding success of Tactical Communications 2011 the event will return to London between 23-25 April 2012.

The provision of secure, networked and interoperable tactical communications systems remains critical in ensuring our forces maintain tactical dominance on the battlefield. Tactical Communications 2012 will therefore have a new and enhanced focus on providing timely and essential feedback from frontline operators to gain an in-depth understanding of how tactical communications systems have actually fared on the battlefield and the capability gaps that are being revealed in need of solutions.

Next year’s Tactical Communications forum will be the most important and incisive event for the tactical communications community to attend in 2012 to ensure our front line forces remain bolstered by the capability to communicate first time, every time.


Don’t miss your additional learning opportunities at Tactical Communications 2012

Pre-conference workshop: Monday 23rd April 2012

09.30 – 12.00 Spectrum Management Workshop:

Led by:

Captain Martin Murray
SO3 G6, Land Warfare Centre
UK MoD

Tactical Communications 2012’s Spectrum Management Workshop will be a unique opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of the ever growing issue of defence spectrum management.

This is a workshop that simply cannot be missed!

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Signals Solutions: Multinational Tactical Communications for the 21st Century

Listen to Dr Phil Vigneron talk about what he foresees as the ideal solution to conjoining multinational tactical comms. Dr Vigneron is the Canadian National Representative to the VHF/UHF Waveform Standardisation Group at NATO.

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Colonel Thomas Byrge, Commander, 3rd Combat Communications Group, USAF

Col. Thomas Byrge, Commander of the 3rd Combat Communications Group, USAF, joins us to provide his perspective on deploying networks across combined forces, the lessons learned in the field of communications from recent operational feedback, and future integration of SDR. Tactical Communications 2010 takes place April 28th-30, London.


Testimonials

Tactical Communications 2012 will be a unique opportunity to hear from military and industry experts and its diverse audience will provide a valuable networking forum. This event will undoubtedly garner participants with an unrivalled portfolio of knowledge, insight and useful points of contact. Captain Martin P. Murray, SO3 G6, HQ Land Warfare Centre, UK MoD
Covered some good topics in the Tactical Communications domain. High level and medium level in detail. Plenty to think about and follow up on Ian Clark, Business Development Manager, General Dynamics
Very valuable and interesting. An ‘eye-opener’ on a number of issues Lieutenant Colonel Peter de Picker, Commander, 6th CIS Group, Belgian Army
The scope of this conference- covering operational perspectives, waveform design and spectrum issues, and information about upcoming systems- will make it an interesting and relevant event. I expect to learn about the major trends in future tactical communications networks, and to exchange information with others on how this is being brought forward. Dr Phil Vigneron – Canadian national representative to the VHF/UHF waveform standardisation project group – NATO

Attend Tactical Communications 2012 to:

  • Interact with senior tactical communications officials (your current or future clients) from a wide range of NATO member nation states such as the UK, US, Turkey and Poland over the course of two days in an intimate and informal environment
  • Garner the active and future requirements of over ten nations, including Spain, France, Belgium and Denmark who will be one location for two days
  • Enhanced focus on front line tactical communications operators and how their experiences with you and your competitors’ systems is revealing capability gaps that are waiting to be exploited which will ensure that your resources are being invested wisely
  • This is your chance to showcase your effective and innovative solutions to senior officers such as the Commanding General of the US Army Signal Center of Excellence and the Commander of the Royal Corps of Signal’s 11th Signal Brigade
  • Benefit from a balanced agenda with limited vendor briefings which will mean that you maximise your time learning from our panel of senior tactical communications officers

Download the Tactical Communications Brochure to find out more

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