Conference Brochure and Final Agenda


Tuesday, 25 October 2005

General Session:

Expeditionary Warfare in the 21st Century & GWOT, by Major General Gordon C. Nash, USMC, OPNAV N75, Director, Expeditionary Warfare Division

Integrated Deepwater System (IDS), by RADM Patrick M. Stillman, USCG, PEO, Integrated Deepwater System Commandant (G-D)

Seabasing Logistics, Vice Admiral Justin D. McCarthy, SC, USN, OPNAV N4, Director of Material Readiness and Logistics

Session - Joint Battlespace Awareness and Command and Control:

Panel Presentations:

FORCEnet: A Process and a System, by Captain R. Simon, USN, Director Force Net, NETWARCOM

MAGTF C2 Overview, by Colonel R. McFarland, USMC, Director, C2 Integration Division Expeditionary Force Development Center MCCDC

Network-Enabled Battle Command for the Joint Fight, by Colonel James B. Henderson, USA, Army, Land WarNet

Air Force Command and Control & Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Center, by Colonel Greg Pietrocola, USAF, Advisor to the Commander, AFC21SR Center, Langley AFB

Composeable FORCEnet: Composeable Command and Control for Joint Expeditionary Decision Making, by Mr. George V. Galdorisi, Director, Decision Support Group, SPAWAR Systems Center, San Diego

Session - Sustaining the Sea Base:

Panel Presentations:

Using Logistics to Gain Competitive Advantage: Parallels between Industry & Expeditionary Warfare, by Mr. Andrew Jones, Vice President UPS Supply Chain Solutions

Seabasing Logistics CONOPs, by Mr. Jonathan Kaskin, OPNAV N42, Director Strategic Mobility/Combat Logistics Division

Seabasing a TRANSCOM Perspective, by Captain Craig Galloway, USN, US Transportation Command, J5A

DLA Afloat, by Col Jeff Hill, Chief, Distribution Management Division, Defense Logistics Agency

Sustaining the Seabase a View…, by Mr. Nicholas Linkowitz, HQMC I&L (Code LPV)

Sustaining the Sea Base, by Mr. Stephen Carmel, Maersk Line, Ltd.

Session Wrap-up::

NDIA Seabasing Study: Logistics Section, by Mr. Robert Luby, Jr., Vice President Supply Chain Management, Public Sector Leader, IBM

Session - Force Multipliers for The Joint Battlespace:

Panel Presentations:

Ship Acquisition, by Rear Admiral Charles Hamilton, USN, Program Executive Officer, Ships

Joint Battlespace Force Multipliers, by Rear Admiral William Landay, USN, Program Executive Officer, Littoral and Mine Warfare

Seabasing a National Imperative for the Joint Battlespace, by Brigadier General Thomas Conant, USMC, Assistant Deputy Commandant for Combat Development and Integration

Force Multipliers for the Joint Battlespace: Issues, Challenges and Opportunities, Brigadier General Andrew S. Dichter, USAF, Deputy Director for Joint Integration, Directorate of Operational Capability Requirements, Deputy Chief of Staff for Air and Space Operations, Headquarters, USAF

Naval Research: A Statutory Mission, Mr. George Solhan, ONR, Director Naval Expeditionary Maneuver Warfare and Combating Terrorism S&T Division

Rapid Acquisition to Support Today’s Joint Operational Needs, by Colonel Michael Mulligan, USMC, product Group Director, Infantry Weapons Systems, MARCORSYSCOM

Rapid Equipping Force Streamlined Acquisition Process, by Colonel Robert Lovett, USA, Project Manager, US Army Rapid Equipping Force

Spiral Development in Wartime, by Lieutenant Colonel Paul Hastert, USAF, Mission Planning / Mission Rehearsal Officer

Urgent Requirements - an I MEF G-9 Perspective, by Lieutenant Colonel John M. Pioli, USMC, I MEF G9, Innovation Technology

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