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Technet Korea 2021 Monday, 14 MAY 2018 07:00 – 16:00 Bus Tour and Briefing of Cp. Humphreys 15:00 – 18:00 Main Setup Day Tuesday, 15 MAY 2018 09:00 – 16:30 Registration Desk Hours 09:00 - 12:00 Final Setup of Exhibits 09:00 - 16:30 Training Sessions (see training schedules) 13:00 -17:00 Exhibits Open rd rd 14:30 – 16:00 Panel #1 (Wedding Hall 3 Floor) Presents 3 Annual TOPIC: How the Emergence of 5G Supports C4I Interoperability Moderator: COL Randy Wardle (EUSA G6) 17:00-20:00 Entertainment, Keynote Kick-Off Dinner TECHNET rd (Wedding Hall 3 Floor) Opening Welcome: GEN Kim, Byung-Joo (DCDR CFC) Keynote Speakers: LTG (r) Chun, In-Bum KOREA LTG Michael A. Bills (Commander US 8th Army) Sponsored by: DELL/EMC, CDWG, IRONBOW, WWT Wednesday, 16 MAY 2018 09:00 – 16:30 Registration Desk Hours 2018 09:00- 16:30 Training Sessions (see training schedules) 09:00 - 17:00 Exhibits Open 10:00 - 11:30 Panel #2 (Wedding Hall 3rd Floor) TOPIC: How do we produce Joint / Combined Cyber Warriors Moderator: MG (r) Jo, Sung-Jik 12:00 - 13:30 Keynote Luncheon, Entertainment (Wedding Hall 3rd Floor) TechNet Korea 15-17 MAY 2018 Honored Speakers: Rear Admiral Anders Grenstad, GEN (r) Jung, Seung-Jo 제 3회 한.미연합 세미나/장비전시회 Sponsored by: CISCO 3rd US and Korea Combined TechNet 14:30- 16:00 Panel #3 (Wedding Hall 3rd Floor) TOPIC: Joint/Combined and Coalition Interoperability Sponsored by: on the Battlefield AFCEA, Seoul Chapter 169, Korea Defense Moderator: COL (r) Lee, Hun Dong: Director, ROK Joint Information Communication Association (DICA), Interoperability Center Signal Corps Regimental Association (SCRA) 17:30- 22:00 After Hours Social Free Food & Drinks Sponsored by General Dynamics @ Vatos Tacos Itaewon; badges required of guest Korea National War Museum Thursday, 17 MAY 2018 Wedding Hall 09:00 - 13:00 Exhibits Open 10:30 – 12:00 Panel #4 (Wedding Hall 3rd floor): Yongsan TOPIC: How Contracting is done as a Combined Seoul, Korea (ROK/US) Effort in Korea COL Robert S. Mathews, Jr. (CSB), LTC Jung, Woo-Suk “Multinational C4I 12:00- 13:00 Closing Remarks/Presentations (Wedding Hall 3rd Floor) Interoperability” 17:30- 22:00 After Hours Social Free Food & Drinks Sponsored by: General Dynamics @ Vatos Tacos Itaewon; badges required of guest www.dica.ne.kr www.koreatechnet.com KEYNOTE SPEAKERS KEYNOTE SPEAKERS LTG. GENERAL MICHAEL A. BILLS GEN. KIM, BYUNG-JOO COMMANDING GENERAL, EIGHTH ARMY CHIEF OF General Kim Byung-Joo is a graduate of STAFF, COMBINED FORCES the Korea Military Academy (B.A. in COMMAND Philosophy), Joennam University (M.A. in Business), and Kyunggi University Lieutenant General Michael A. Bills, (Ph.D in Politics). General Kim is the a native of New York, received his Deputy Commander of the Combined commission in December 1983 Forces Command, and the Commander through the Army Reserve Officers’ of the Ground Component Command. He Training Corps program at George had also served in commanding general Mason University. Lieutenant General Bills holds a Bachelor of Arts at the 3rd Corps and the Army Missile Command. He also worked at in Sociology and a Masters of Strategic Studies. His military JCS in several positions including Deputy Assistant Chief of Strategic education includes the Armor Officer Basic and Advance Courses Planning and Joint fires head of section and the staff officer of the and is a graduate of the Command and General Staff College and the Military Committee Meeting. He has served in various international United States Army War College. Lieutenant General Bills most positions as well, including ROK deployment officer at CENTCOM recently served as the Assistant Chief of Staff U-3/C-3/J-3, United during the Iraq War, UNC observer at India and Pakistan. Nations Command/Combined Forces Command/United States Forces Korea. He now serves as the Commanding General, Eight Army and Chief of Staff Combined Forces Command. (RET.) LTG CHUN, IN-BUM Retired Lieutenant General Chun has had a distinguished career in the ROK army for REAR ADMIRAL nearly forty years as an infantry officer. ANDERS GRENSTAD LTG Chun became famous when he was credited with saving the life of the ROK RADM Grenstad is graduated from the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the Advanced Command Course at the Rangoon bombing in 1983. Swedish National Defence College. LTG commanded from platoon to the division as well as Commander of His first flag assignment, 1st of July the ROK Special Warfare Forces and earned a reputation for high morale 2005, was as Chief of Staff Royal and readiness. Swedish Navy, then in 2007 he His command of English has put him in many combined assignments to assumed the position as Chief of Staff include deployment to Iraq. Swedish Navy and Commander LTG Chun has a Masters degree in Strategy from the US Army War Maritime Component Command. In College and a PhD from Kyung-nam University in Political science. April, 2011, RADM Grenstad was appointed to Head of Swedish His awards include a US Bronze star, three Legion of Merits and the delegation to the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission in Korea first Korean to receive the US Special Operations Command Medal. where he served for over 2,5 years. In 2014 he was appointed as deputy Chief of Joint Operations at the Swedish Armed Forces Headquarters until January 2016 when he was appointed Acting Chief of Joint Operations until June when he took over as head of veteran’s affairs and preparations for a second tour to (RET.) GEN. JUNG, SEUNG-JO Korea. Since May 2017, RADM Grenstad has served as Head of Swedish delegation to Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission in General(Retired) Jung graduated the Korea 2017-2019. Korea Military Academy(BA), the Graduate School of Yonsei RADM Grenstad is a fellow of the Royal Society of Naval Sciences University(MBA), and the US Army and the Royal Swedish Academy of War Sciences. his personal War College. He had served in the decorations include; Republic of Singapore’s Meritorious Service Special Forces and the Field Armies as Medal, the United States Legion of Merit (Commander), l´ordre the commanders and staffs of various National du Mérit (France). The Republic of Poland Defence Forces echelons. He had also served as a multi- Medal in Gold, Korean Service Medal, the United States Legion of national division commander (Zaytun) in Merit (Officer). Iraq. He had worked in CFC, JCS and MND at several positions including the 37th Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff. He was retired from active duty in October, 2013 after 42 years of service. He had joined the CSIS in Washington DC as a senior visiting fellow in 2014. Currently, he is teaching the cadets in the Korea Military Academy and leading Korea-US Alliance Foundation as the president. .
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