2017 Ausa Annual Meeting & Exposition

PROGRAM

2017 AUSA ANNUAL MEETING & EXPOSITION

A Professional Development Forum

9-11 OCTOBER 2017 Walter E. Washington Convention Center Washington, DC

BUILDING READINESS America’s Army from the Great War to Multi-Domain Battle THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS The Association of the United States Army would like to thank the following sponsors for their generous support during the 2017 Annual Meeting.

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H ONE STAR SPONSORS ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY salutes the United States Army in its 242nd Year of Service to the Nation Welcome! The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) welcomes you to the 63rd AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition, the largest land power exposition and professional development forum in North America. The Meeting will take place 9-11 October 2017 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. AUSA is a member-based, nonprofit professional organization proudly serving America’s Army and its supporters. If you have a connection with the Army—professionally or personally—AUSA is your resource for Soldier and family programs, educational resources, business opportunities, and more. Join us today at www.ausa.org/join.

Location The 2017 AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition is conveniently located in the heart of Washington, D.C. at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, 801 Mt. Vernon Pl NW, Washington, D.C. 20001. The facility is metro accessible and offers 3000+ parking spots within a three-block radius.

Security AUSA has added certain security measures that affect access to and movement within the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. Please be advised that for security reasons, badges must be worn at all times in order to be in the building. AUSA is an official partner of the Department of Homeland Security’s “If You See Something, Say Something™” campaign. If you notice anything suspicious, please notify authorities immediately at 202-249-3333. Your safety is our highest priority.

ADA Compliance This Meeting & Exposition complies with the Department of Justice’s Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), ensuring equal opportunities for persons with disabilities to the fullest extent possible. If you require assistance, please advise personnel at the security office in Room 160 or call 202-249-4045.

2 General Information General Information General AUSA App AUSA is excited to announce our new app just in time for the Annual Meeting & Exposition. Set your agenda, connect with attendees, and find the most up-to-date information through the app at www.ausa.org/mobile. Don’t forget to post updates using #AUSA2017. Web-only use is also available.

Admission Policy AUSA welcomes its members, military and civilian employees of the United States armed forces, designated representatives of exhibitor and member companies, invited guests of the Association, and others who have an identifiable relationship with the United States Army. Military family members are also welcome to attend the Annual Meeting. Some events may not be appropriate for children. All attendees must provide proof of identity by a Government issued photographic ID and must demonstrate that they have an “identifiable relationship” with the United States Army. A full list of applicable relationships may be obtained at www.ausa.org/entry.

Registration Registration for the Annual Meeting is free. Visitors with registration badges are admitted at no charge to all program sessions and exhibit areas. Attendees may register Friday, 6 October through Saturday, 7 October in the West Registration area, and Sunday, 8 October through Wednesday, 11 October in both the East and West Registration areas. Please see the schedule for specific times.

#AUSA2017 Don’t forget to use hashtag #AUSA2017 as you post about breaking news, take-aways, and your unique experiences on social media and in the AUSA app.

General Information 3 Tickets Tickets and an ID badge are required for admission to social functions, including the President’s Reception, Dwight David Eisenhower Luncheon, Guard & Reserve Breakfast, Corporate Member Luncheon, Army Civilian Luncheon, and George Catlett Marshall Memorial Reception and Dinner. Other ticketed events are noted in this program and in the AUSA app. All attendees must have tickets in their personal possession and display their ID badge prior to entry into the function area. Tickets for each function may be purchased at the Sales Booth located in the West Registration area from Friday, 6 October through Wednesday, 11 October while supplies last.

Dress Code Opening Ceremony: Military: Duty (Army Combat Uniform (ACU); Army Service Uniform (ASU) – Class A or B) Civilian: Business Attire President’s Reception: Military: ASU – Class A Civilian: Business Attire Marshall Reception and Dinner: Military: Mess Dress / ASU with bowtie / Class A with bowtie Civilian: Black Tie Exhibit Floor and all other events: Military: Duty (ACU; ASU– Class A or B) Civilian: Business Attire Presenters at all Contemporary Military Forum Panels, Family Forums and any Award Recipients: Military: ASU – Class A Civilian: Business Attire Presenters at Warriors Corner: Military: Duty (ACU; ASU– Class A or B) Civilian: Business Attire

Chapter Presidents and Delegates Chapter materials may be obtained at the Ticket Pickup window located in the West Registration Area Friday, 6 October and Saturday, 7 October through Wednesday, 11 October. See the schedule for specific times.

4 General Information General Information General ROTC Cadets ROTC cadets and cadre may register at the Ticket Pickup window located in the West Registration Area Friday, 6 October 1300–1700 and Saturday, 7 October through Wednesday, 11 October. See the schedule for specific times.

Exhibits Over 750 organizations have joined this year’s Annual Meeting & Exposition. Exhibit halls are located on both levels of the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. Halls A, B, and C are on the lower level, and Halls D and E are on the upper level. Special features include the Small Business Pavilions (Halls A and E), the Homeland Security Pavilion with exhibits from the Department of Homeland Security (Hall A), the Veterans Pavilion (Hall A), the Cyber Pavilion (Hall E), the Family Readiness Pavilion (Hall B), and the AUSA Pavilion (Hall A). AUSA also warmly welcomes our international partners and their pavilions: Australia (Hall A, #704), France (Hall B, #1841), Germany (Hall E, #8429), Greece (Hall E, #7228), Israel (Hall B, #2455), South Korea (Hall B, #1809), Norway (Hall C, #3339), Poland (hall C, #3807), Switzerland (Hall B, 2648), Ukraine (Hall C, #3817), and the United Kingdom (Hall E, 7351).

United States Army Display The United States Army display is located in Exhibit Hall D, Booth #6829. The display will showcase experimental and prototypical models of the latest developments in Army equipment and materiel, as well as mission performances of selected Army commands.

Warriors Corner The Warriors Corner, located in Exhibit Hall D, Booth #6829, will feature special presentations from Army Commands and other Army leaders. Please consult the Warriors Corner schedule starting on page 44.

General Information 5 United States Army Assembly Areas In addition to the Warriors Corner in Hall D, Booth #6829, the United States Army will also host three assembly areas: one for the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology (ASA(ALT)) and the United States Army Materiel Command in Hall E, Booth #7515; one for the United States Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) in Hall B, Booth #2925; one for and the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Installations, Energy and Environment) (ASA(IE&E)) in Hall B, Booth #1725.

United States Army Innovators Corner The United States Army Innovators Corner, located in Hall B, Booth #2361, provides attendees the opportunity to interface with senior Army Science & Technology leaders and learn about their organizations’ capabilities and priorities. Engage with representatives on technology transfer opportunities and ways for industry and academia to partner with Army research and development. See the schedule starting on page 52.

United States Army Retirement Credit Points Army National Guard and United States Army Reserve personnel attending program sessions are authorized one retirement credit for each day’s attendance, if at least four hours are spent in program sessions in uniform (reference NGR 680-2, paragraph 2-3 and Appendix C, Rule 6, and Army Regulations 140-1 and 140-185.) Coordinate with your unit chain of command regarding retirement point application.

United States Army Soldier for Life A “Soldier for Life” is a trusted professional who honorably served and remains connected with the Army team long after hanging up their uniform. It is a shift in how we focus Soldier support services in all phases of the Soldier lifecycle. The Soldier for Life exhibit, located in Hall E, Booth #8353, showcases the various employment, educational, healthcare, retirement services and resources available to Soldiers, their families, and veterans. Once a Soldier, always a Soldier...a Soldier for Life!

6 General Information General Information General AUSA Pavilion Stop by the AUSA Pavilion in Exhibit Hall A, Booth #307 to relax, recharge, and take full advantage of your AUSA membership benefits. If you’re not already a member, come find out why your friends and colleagues have already made the pledge to support America’s Army. You’ll also have a chance to stock up on the latest Army publications written by independent Army subject matter experts, meet dedicated partners, collect cool giveaways, and pick up gifts and souvenirs at the AUSA Gift Store.

Family Readiness Pavilion The AUSA Family Readiness Pavilion is located in Exhibit Hall A and will feature twenty-four non-profit organizations and service providers aimed at increasing the quality of life for Soldiers and their families.

AUSA Homeland Security Pavilion AUSA will host the Homeland Security Pavilion with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in Hall A, Booth #225. The pavilion will include exhibits from DHS divisions such as the Secret Service, Coast Guard, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and more. Attendees can view special demonstrations, join in “tech talks”, and explore DHS job opportunities.

AUSA Small Business Pavilion This year AUSA will host two Small Business Pavilions: one in Hall A, Booth #539, and one in Hall E, Booth #7811. AUSA recognizes small businesses as a critical component to Army readiness. Learn about regulatory changes, business opportunities, and certifications during the complementary Small Business Seminar.

General Information 7 Warriors to the Workforce: Veterans Hiring Event Located in Hall A, Booth #261, Warriors to the Workforce brings together major companies as they provide employment opportunities for our veterans. Attending veterans have the chance to talk with employers, submit qualifications, and participate in on-the-spot job interviews.

Battle Challenge A highly innovative “competition with a purpose,” Battle Challenge is a unique fitness and ability-based military sport comprised of marksmanship skills and job-related tasks highly relevant to the United States Armed Forces. Join attendees in Hall C, Booth #4000 to participate or watch competitors perform a series of nine tasks while racing against the clock in an adrenaline filled, side-by-side battle field simulation. Visit the booth for registration information.

AUSA Walking Challenge As part of AUSA’s ongoing initiative to encourage healthy activity AUSA events, we want you to “step up” to better health! Attendees can challenge themselves, their friends, or new connections to stay moving and work their way up the Leader Board. One winner will be announced each day, and an overall winner will be announced at the end of the event. All winners will be recognized on Wednesday, 11 October. For more information visit www.ausa.org/walk.

Mark Wills Concert Mark Wills, Academy of Country Music Awards winner and multi- platinum selling country music star, will perform in the Walter E. Washington Convention Center Ballroom on Tuesday, 10 October at 1930. AUSA Annual Meeting badge-holders are invited to attend for free. Sponsored by Veterans United.

8 General Information General Information General ILW Contemporary Military Fora The Institute of Land Warfare (ILW) Contemporary Military Fora offer professional education opportunities on defense topics, and are open to Annual Meeting badge-holders. Select presentations will be available via the Association’s website at www.ausa.org.

Information Booth/Lost and Found An information booth, located in the Central Registration area, will be open during meeting business hours to answer questions and give directions. Lost and found will also be at this location. AUSA does not assume responsibility for any lost or stolen items.

Nursing Mothers / Changing Room AUSA has provided dedicated space for nursing mothers in Salon E, located in East Registration. Refrigeration is provided. Please clearly mark all containers with a name and phone number. A separate changing room is also available in Salon E in East Registration. Please do not leave personal belongings in the changing room. A coat check is available in West Registration for short-term storage.

Photography Photographs from AUSA’s 2017 Annual Meeting & Exposition will be available on or about Monday, 16 October. View and download photos free of charge at www.ausaevents.com under “2017 Annual Meeting.”

General Information 9 ANNUAL MEETING SCHEDULE

Schedule as of 25 September 2017, and subject to change. For the most updated version, download the app at www.ausa.org/mobile.

All functions will be held in the Walter E. Washington Convention Center unless otherwise noted. FRIDAY, 6 October

0800-1700 AUSA Registration West Registration Area SATURDAY, 7 October

0800-1700 AUSA Registration and Ticket Pickup West Registration Area

SUNDAY, 8 October

0800 33rd Annual Army Ten-Miler Pentagon Lead Sponsors – AUSA and KBRwyle 0800-1800 AUSA Registration and Ticket Pickup East and West Registration Area 1300-1700 Chapter Presidents Training Rooms Shaw and LeDroit Park, Level M3 Marriott Marquis 1800-2030 Chapter Presidents Reception and Dinner Marquis Ballroom – Salons 1-5, Level M2 Marriott Marquis (Invitation only/ID badge required) HOST AND KEYNOTE SPEAKER: GEN Carter F. Ham United States Army, Retired President and CEO Association of the United States Army Presentation of Chapter Awards

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TODAY’S THEME: LETHALITY 0630-0830 The Sergeant Major of the Army Battle Challenge Room 152 A and Exhibit Hall C HOST: SMA Daniel A Dailey Sergeant Major of the Army OPENING REMARKS: SMA Kenneth O. Preston United States Army, Retired Vice President NCO & Soldier Programs Association of the United States Army WELCOME: GEN Carter Ham United States Army, Retired President and CEO Association of the United States Army 0700-1900 AUSA Ticket Pickup Open West Registration Area 0700-1900 AUSA Registration Open East and West Registration Area 0730-0900 MG Robert G. Moorhead National Guard/ Army Reserve Breakfast Room 146 ABC (Ticket/ID badge required) HOST: LTG Jack Stultz United States Army, Retired Council of Trustees Association of the United States Army Presentation of Walter T. Kerwin, Jr. Readiness Awards 1st Battalion 116th Infantry Virginia Army National Guard Commander: LTC Christopher Samulski CSM Irving N. Reed, Jr.

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900th Quartermaster Company United States Army Reserve El Paso, TX Commander: Captain Carlos Almanza SFC Emiliano Nevarez Presentation of Chapter Awards SPEAKER: GEN Robert B. Abrams Commanding General United States Army Forces Command 0730-0900 AUSA Family Readiness Networking Breakfast Room 201 (Ticket/ID badge required) HOST: Family Readiness Directorate Association of the United States Army 0900-1700 Exhibits Open: Halls A, B, C, D and E 0930-1115 Opening Ceremony Ballroom Prelude 3rd United States Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) Fife & Drum Corps The United States Army Band, Pershing’s Own PRESIDING: GEN Carter F. Ham United States Army, Retired President and CEO Association of the United States Army INVOCATION: Chaplain (COL) Terry Austin Military District of Washington United States Army KEYNOTE SPEAKER: The Honorable James N. Mattis Secretary of Defense National Award Presentations

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General Creighton W. Abrams Medal GEN Eric K. Shinseki United States Army, Retired Major General Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Medal Catherine “Kit” C. Roache Lieutenant General Raymond S. McLain Medal MG Gus L. Hargett, Jr. United States Army, Retired Major General James Earl Rudder Medal MG Marcia M. Anderson United States Army, Retired Sergeant Major of the Army William G. Bainbridge Medal SGM Todd B. Hunter United States Army, Retired The Joseph P. Cribbins Award Army Civilian of the Year Margaret A. Tyree The AUSA Volunteer Family of the Year SFC Eryn Seidl and Family United States Army, Retired The AUSA National Service Award Patriot Guard Riders Presentation of Chapter and Division/ Command Awards 1230-1430 Corporate Member Luncheon Marquis Ballroom – Salon 1-5, Level M2 Marriott Marquis (Ticket/ID badge required) HOST: MG Patricia P. Hickerson United States Army, Retired Council of Trustees Association of the United States Army

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KEYNOTE SPEAKER: GEN David G. Perkins Commanding General United States Army Training and Doctrine Command Presentation of Chapter Awards Patriotic Program The United States Army Brass Quintet 1230-1430 SMA Awards Luncheon Room 146 ABC (CSMs, GOs, NCOs, and Soldiers of the Year – Ticket/ID badge required) HOST: SMA Daniel A. Dailey Sergeant Major of the Army OPENING AND CLOSING REMARKS: SMA Kenneth O. Preston United States Army, Retired Vice President NCO & Soldier Programs Association of the United States Army SPEAKER: GEN James C. McConville Vice Chief of Staff United States Army Patriotic Program The United States Army Chorus 1230-1430 ROTC Luncheon Marquis Ballroom – Salon 6-10, Level M2 Marriott Marquis (Ticket/ID badge required) HOST: LTG Raymond V. Mason United States Army, Retired SPEAKER: GEN Gustave F. Perna Commanding General United States Army Materiel Command Presentation of ROTC Awards

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Patriotic Program The United States Army Band Downrange 1300-1730 AUSA Authors’ Forum Room 145 A MODERATORS: LTG Theodore G. Stroup, Jr. United States Army, Retired Senior Fellow Association of the United States Army LTG Richard Trefry United States Army, Retired Senior Fellow Association of the United States Army AUTHORS’ DISCUSSION: MG Jacob Even, IDF Retired (Author) COL Simcha B. Maoz, IDF Retired (Author) BG Gideon Avidor, IDF Retired (Presenter) At the Decisive Point in the Sinai: Generalship in the Yom Kippur War Publisher: University Press of Kentucky (September 2017) Richard W. Harrison, Ph.D. (Editor) The Iasi-Kishinev Operation: The Red Army’s Summer Offensive Into the Balkans Publisher: Helion and Company (August 2017) The Budapest Operation: An Operational-Strategic Study Publisher: Helion and Company (June 2017) The Battle of Kursk: The Red Army’s Defensive Operations and Counter-Offensive, July-August 1943 Publisher: Helion and Company (August 2016) Brian D. Laslie, Ph.D. (Author) Architect of Air Power: General Laurence S. Kuter and the Birth of the US Air Force Publisher: The University Press of Kentucky (October 2017)

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COL Pesach Malovany, IDF Retired (Author) Wars of Modern Babylon: A History of the Iraqi Army from 1921 to 2003 Publisher: University Press of Kentucky (July 2017) MG David T. Zabecki, USA Retired (Editor) Lossberg’s War: The World War I Memoirs of a German Chief of Staff Publisher: University Press of Kentucky (September 2017) BG Dani Asher, IDF Retired (Editor) Inside Israel’s Northern Command: The Yom Kippur War on the Syrian Border Publisher: University Press of Kentucky (February 2016) Robert S. Allen (Author), Capt John Nelson Rickard, CAF (Editor) Forward with Patton: The World War II Diary of Colonel Robert S. Allen Publisher: The University Press of Kentucky (August 2017) 1330-1500 Digital Learning Session: Social Media and the Future of Leader Development Room 204 ABC PANELISTS: COL Jim Greer, Ph.D. United States Army, Retired CPT Doug Meyer Creator Hay in the Barn Leader Rebecca Johnson, Ph.D. Marine Corps University MAJ Joe Byerly Editor and Creator From the Green Notebook Presentation/Tutorial: How Twitter can be an Army Friend

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1330-1500 United States Army Women’s Foundation Panel: Leading in a Complex World Room 209 BC Presentation: Firsts, Seconds, and Leader Thirds KEYNOTE SPEAKER: MG Mari K. Eder United States Army, Retired Former Deputy Chief of the United States Army Reserve Panel Presentation: Extraordinary Soldiers: Their Experiences, Challenges, Successes MODERATOR: CSM Donna A. Brock United States Army, Retired Senior Enlisted Advisor 43rd Surgeon General United States Army PANELISTS: BG Cindy R. Jebb 14th Dean of the Academic Board United States Military Academy, West Point CW5 Phyllis J. Wilson Senior Army Leadership Instructor United States Army Warrant Officer Career College Fort Rucker CSM Billie Jo Boersma Command Sergeant Major United States Army Garrison Fort Belvoir SSG Elizabeth Marks World Class Athlete Program Fort Carson 2016 Paralympic Gold and Bronze Medalist 2016 Invictus Games (4) Gold Medals 2016 ESPY Pat Tillman Award Recipient

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1400-1600 ILW Contemporary Military Forum Room 151 AB Ready Now LEAD SPEAKER: GEN Robert B. Abrams Commanding General United States Army Forces Command PANELISTS: MG Joseph M. Martin Commanding General 1st Infantry Division MG Joseph F. Jarrard Adjutant General State of Georgia COL Christopher R. Norrie Chief, Operations Group, National Training Center and former Commander 3rd Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, the rotational Armor Brigade Combat Team to Europe 1400-1600 ILW Contemporary Military Forum Room 147 AB Future Multi-Domain Threats within the Operational Environment LEAD SPEAKER: BG Kevin C. Wulfhorst Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff, G-2 United States Army Reserve PANELISTS: Jeffrey Mankoff Deputy Director and Senior Fellow, Russia and Eurasia Program Center for Strategic & International Studies Ken Gause Director, International Affairs Group CNA Mehdi Khalaji Libitzky Family Fellow The Washington Institute 18 Annual Meeting Schedule Monday

Peter Brookes Senior Fellow, National Security Affairs Heritage Foundation Vera Zakem Director, Strategy, Marketing, and Partnerships/ Project Director (CSS) CNA 1400-1600 M ilitary Retiree and Veteran Update Seminar Room 140 A 1400-1630 AUSA Military Family Forum I Room 207 AB Warrior and Family: Wellness It Takes a Team OPENING REMARKS: Patricia M. Barron Director Family Readiness Association of the United States Army LEAD SPEAKER: MG Robert D. Tenhet Deputy Surgeon General and Deputy Commanding General (Support) United States Army Medical Command Soldier and Family Wellness Panel MODERATOR: Josie E. Beets Senior Advisor for the Chief Financial Officers Council and President’s Management Council Office of Executive Councils Past President, Military Spouse JD Network PANELISTS: Chaplain (COL) Joseph H. Melvin Fort Belvoir Garrison Chaplain COL Miguel D. Howe United States Army, Retired April and Jay Graham Fellow of the Military Service Initiative George W. Bush Institute

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LTC Amy Beth P. Moore United States Army, Retired Army Survivor Advisory Working Group Marianne L. Campano Military Caregivers - Heart of Recovery Initiative Office of the Surgeon General, Army Rachel M. O’Hern Executive Director Returning Heroes Home Inc. CLOSING SPEAKER: Vice Admiral Raquel C. Bono Director, Defense Health Agency Medical Corps, United States Navy 1400-1700 Reserve Component Committee Meeting Room 209 A 1500-1630 CSM ARNG/CSM USAR Breakout Session Room 150 AB SPEAKERS: SMA Daniel A. Dailey Sergeant Major of the Army CSM Christopher S. Kepner Command Sergeant Major Army National Guard CSM Ted L. Copeland Command Sergeant Major United States Army Reserve 1500-1700 ILW Contemporary Military Forum Room 202 B Army Modernization – A Lifecycle Approach MODERATOR: Dr. Thomas P. Russell Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Research and Technology

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LEAD SPEAKERS: Steffanie B. Easter Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology) and Army Acquisition Executive LTG John M. Murray Deputy Chief of Staff, G-8 PANELISTS: Lisha H. Adams Executive Deputy to the Commanding General Army Materiel Command BG Joel K. Tyler Commanding General Joint Modernization Command Mitch Snyder President & CEO Bell Helicopter 1500-1800 Army Civilian Advisory Committee Room 203 AB 1500-1800 Young Professionals Advisory Committee Room 145 B 1730-1830 International Military Reception Room 146 ABC (Invitation, Ticket/ID badge required) 1830-2015 President’s Reception Ballroom (Ticket/ID badge required) HOST: GEN Carter F. Ham United States Army, Retired President and CEO Association of the United States Army Honoring: The Honorable Ryan D. McCarthy Acting Secretary of the Army GEN Mark A. Milley Chief of Staff United States Army

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SMA Daniel A. Dailey Sergeant Major of the Army Presentation of the John W. Dixon Award Dennis A. Muilenburg Chairman, President and CEO The Boeing Company

TUESDAY, 10 October TODAY’S THEME: READINESS 0730-1700 AUSA Registration and Ticket Pickup East and West Registration Area 0730-830 Warrant Officers Breakfast Room 209 ABC (Ticket/ID badge required) OPENING REMARKS: GEN Gustave F. Perna Commanding General United States Army Materiel Command COMPO UPDATE: CW5 Richard R. Kunz, Jr. Command Chief Warrant Officer United States Army Combined Arms Center and Fort Leavenworth, KS CW5 Peter T. Panos Command Chief Warrant Officer United States Army National Guard CW5 Russell P. Smith Command Chief Warrant Officer United States Army Reserve 0800-0900 International Military Networking Breakfast Room 202 A (Ticket/ID badge required) SPEAKER: MG Stephen E. Farmen Commanding General United States Army Security Assistance Command

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0800-1100 Retiree and Veterans Affairs Committee Meeting Room 140 A 0800-1100 Chapter Presidents and Delegates Workshop Room 150 AB 0830-0930 Congressional Staffers Breakfast Room 146 ABC (Invitation only) SPEAKERS: The Honorable Ryan D. McCarthy Acting Secretary of the Army GEN Mark A. Milley Chief of Staff United States Army 0830-1700 Small Business Seminar Room 201 (See agenda on page 48) 0830-1100 The Sergeant Major of the Army’s Professional Development Forum Room 152 AB Building Readiness Through Training and Education OPENING REMARKS: SMA Kenneth O. Preston United States Army, Retired Vice President NCO & Soldier Programs Association of the United States Army SPEAKERS: SMA Daniel A. Dailey Sergeant Major of the Army CSM David S. Davenport Command Sergeant Major United States Army Training and Doctrine Command

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CSM David O. Turnbull Command Sergeant Major United States Army Combined Arms Center CSM Jimmy J. Sellers Command Sergeant Major United States Army Sergeants Major Academy (Commandant) Joe Parson Army University AWARD PRESENTATION: SMA Daniel A. Dailey Sergeant Major of the Army Presentation of Larry L. Strickland Educational Leadership Award Presentation of SGM Dawn Kilpatrick Memorial AUSA Scholarship Award 0900-1100 Warrant Officers Professional Development Forum Room 202 B SPEAKER: GEN Gustave F. Perna Commanding General United States Army Materiel Command 0900-1700 Exhibits Open: Halls A, B, C, D and E 0900-1200 AUSA Military Family Forum II Room 207 AB Soldier & Family Readiness - Identifying Needs & Leveling Expectations OPENING REMARKS: Meg O’Grady Vice President Military and Public Sector Solutions Kaplan University R.E.A.L. Training Overview Heather E. Leiby School Liaison Transition Specialist, G-9 Installations Management Command United States Army

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SPEAKER: Diane M. Randon Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army (Manpower & Reserve Affairs) Office of the Secretary of the Army Assessing Soldier and Family Needs Dr. Carra S. Sims Senior Behavioral and Social Scientist The RAND Corporation Strengthening Soldier and Family Readiness Panel MODERATOR: SGM Rodney J. Rhoades Senior Enlisted Advisor United States Army Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management PANELISTS CSM Michael A. Grinston Command Sergeant Major United States Army Forces Command CSM David S. Davenport Sr. Command Sergeant Major United States Army Training and Doctrine Command CSM Sheryl D. Lyon Command Sergeant Major United States Army Europe CSM Christopher S. Kepner Command Sergeant Major United States Army National Guard CSM Ted L. Copeland Command Sergeant Major United States Army Reserve 1000-1130 Director, Army National Guard Seminar Room 145 AB SPEAKER: LTG Timothy J. Kadavy Director, Army National Guard National Guard Bureau Annual Meeting Schedule 25 TUESDAY, 10 October (continued)

1000-1200 ILW Contemporary Military Forum (Homeland Defense) Room 151 AB Defense Partnerships and Security of North America MODERATOR: LTG Jeffrey S. Buchanan Commanding General United States Army North/Fifth United States Army PANELISTS: LTG Reynold N. Hoover Deputy Commander United States Northern Command LGEN Stephen Bowes Commander, Canadian Joint Operations Command Canadian Armed Forces Sergio de la Peña Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, Western Hemisphere Affairs United States Department of Defense Ronald D. Vitiello Acting Deputy Commissioner United States Customs and Border Protection United States Department of Homeland Security LtGen Roble Arturo Granados Gallardo Chief of Staff, National Defense Mexican Military 1000-1200 ILW Contemporary Military Forum Room 147 AB Army Materiel Readiness for the Future Force LEAD SPEAKER: Lisha Adams Executive Deputy to the Commanding General United States Army Materiel Command

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MODERATOR: MG Cedric T. Wins Commanding General United States Army Research, Development and Engineering Command PANELISTS: MG John A. George Director Force Development Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-8 MG Robert M. Dyess, Jr. Deputy Director/Chief of Staff Army Capabilities Integration Center United States Army Training and Doctrine Command MG Susan A. Davidson Commander 8th Theater Sustainment Command United States Army Pacific Command Loren Thompson, Ph.D. (Invited) Chief Operating Officer Lexington Institute Scott J. Davis Program Executive Officer Combat Support & Combat Service Support 1230-1430 Dwight David Eisenhower Luncheon Ballroom (Ticket/ID badge required) HOST: Phebe N. Novakovic Chairman Council of Trustees Association of the United States Army MASTER OF CEREMONIES: GEN Carter F. Ham United States Army, Retired President and CEO Association of the United States Army

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SPEAKER: GEN Mark A. Milley Chief of Staff United States Army INVOCATION: Chaplain (BG) Thomas L. Solhjem Deputy Chief of Chaplains United States Army Stephen Ailes - Ralph E. Haines, Jr. Award SSG Chad A. Hickey Finnis D. McCleery Award SSG Bryan N. Ivery Gen Maxwell Thurman Recruiting Excellence Awards SSG Christopher J. Geber SFC Richard E. Barcus SSG Brian J. Campagna Army Retention Excellence Awards SSG Gwen E. Van Etten SFC Matthew D. Wienczkowski 1300-1600 Small Business Matchmaking Room 202 A 1400-1600 Military Retirement Planning Seminar Room 140 A 1430-1530 F oreign Military Sales Room 202 B Building Readiness Through Partner Capacity SPEAKERS: LTG Charles W. Hooper Director, Defense Security Cooperation Agency Ms. Ann Cataldo Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Defense Exports & Cooperation MG Stephen E. Farmen Commanding General United States Army Security Assistance Command

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1500-1600 ILW Contemporary Military Forum – United States Department of Homeland Security Breakout Session I Room 204 AB Unity of Effort for International Security OPENING REMARKS: LTG Jeffrey S. Buchanan Commanding General United States Army North/Fifth United States Army MODERATOR: Eric Olson Wilson Center PANELISTS: Richard Booth Director Domains Awareness Division United States Department of Homeland Security Chief Robert Boatright Director Border Patrol Special Coordinator Center United States Border Patrol BG Patrick Hamilton Director, Joint Staff Joint Force Headquarters, Austin, Texas National Guard Bureau BG Laura L. Yeager Director, Joint Staff Joint Force Headquarters, Sacramento, California National Guard Bureau 1500-1630 AUSA Military Family Forum III 207 AB A Town Hall with the Army’s Senior Leaders OPENING REMARKS: LTG Michael Linnington United States Army, Retired Chief Executive Officer Wounded Warrior Project

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MODERATOR: LTG Gwen Bingham Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management PANELISTS: The Honorable Ryan D. McCarthy Acting Secretary of the Army GEN Mark A. Milley Chief of Staff United States Army SMA Daniel A. Dailey Sergeant Major of the Army Special Recognition Army Survivors Advisory Working Group AUSA Volunteer Family of the Year CLOSING REMARKS: Patricia M. Barron Director Family Readiness Association of the United States Army 1500-1600 Army Civilian Career Program Session: CP19 – Physical Security Liberty Ballroom – Salon N, Level M4 Marriott Marquis LEAD SPEAKER: Dewayne McOsker, Office of the Provost Marshal General SUPPORTING SPEAKER: Martin “Nick” Hunter Office of the Provost Marshal General 1630-1730 Army Civilian Career Program Session: CP15 – Quality and Reliability Assurance Liberty Ballroom – Salon N, Level M4 Marriott Marquis Generational Diversity: Bridging the Gap in the Workplace SPEAKER: Tanya Allbritten CP15 Proponency Manager

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1500-1630 Chief, United States Army Reserve Seminar Room 147 AB Readiness for the Near Peer Fight PANELISTS: LTG Charles D. Luckey Chief of Army Reserve Commanding General United States Army Reserve Command GEN Robert B. Brown Commanding General United States Army Pacific GEN Robert B. Abrams (Invited) Commanding General United States Army Forces Command LTG Stephen M. Twitty Commanding General First United States Army LTG Joseph Anderson (Invited) Deputy Chief of Staff, G-3/5/7 United States Army 1500-1700 Chapter Operations Committee Meeting Room 208 B

1500-1700 ILW Contemporary Military Forum: Room 151 AB Year of Execution: Achieving Deterrence in Europe Through Land Power Dominance LEAD SPEAKER: LTG Ben Hodges Commanding General United States Army Europe PANELISTS: LTG Darryl A. Williams Commander Allied Land Command North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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Maj. Gen. Jaroslaw Mika General Commander Polish Armed Forces Lt. Gen. Leo Beulen Commanding General Royal Netherlands Army Maj. Gen. Karl Engelbrektson Chief of Staff Swedish Army MODERATOR: COL Kathleen Turner Public Affairs Director United States Army Europe 1645-1815 Guard and Reserve Reception Room 150 B 1930-2100 AUSA Concert featuring Mark Wills The United States Army Band Downrange Ballroom B Sponsored by Veterans United

WEDNESDAY, 11 October TODAY’S THEME: BUILDING THE FUTURE FORCE 0700-0900 First and European Regions Breakfast Meeting Marquis Ballroom – Salon 6, Level M2 Marriott Marquis (Invitation only/ID badge required) PRESIDING: COL Dennis J. Dougherty United States Army, Retired First Region President Eric P. Lien European Region President SPEAKER: LTG Frederick B. Hodges Commanding General United States Army Europe and Seventh Army Presentation of Chapter Awards

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0700-0830 Second Region Breakfast Meeting Marquis Ballroom – Salon 5, Level M2 Marriott Marquis (Invitation only/ID badge required) PRESIDING: CSM Douglas W. Gibbens Second Region President SPEAKER: LTG Paul A. Ostrowski Military Deputy/Director, Army Acquisition Corps Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology) Presentation of Chapter Awards 0700-0900 Third Region Breakfast Meeting Marquis Ballroom – Salons 9-10, Level M2 Marriott Marquis (Invitation only/ID badge required) PRESIDING: Kris McBride Third Region President SPEAKER: LTG Laura J. Richardson Deputy Commanding General/Chief of Staff United States Army Forces Command Presentation of Chapter Awards 0700-0900 Fourth Region Breakfast Meeting Marquis Ballroom – Salons 3-4, Level M2 Marriott Marquis (Invitation only/ID badge required) PRESIDING: Gus J. Rodriquez First Region President SPEAKER: GEN David G. Perkins Commanding General United States Army Training and Doctrine Command Presentation of Chapter Awards

Annual Meeting Schedule 33 WEDNESDAY, 11 October (continued)

0700-0900 Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Regions Breakfast Meeting Marquis Ballroom – Salons 1-2, Level M2 Marriott Marquis (Invitation only/ID badge required) PRESIDING: Doug Stuart, Ph. D. Fifth Region President COL Phil Stage United States Army, Retired Sixth Region President COL Sam Thiessen United States Army, Retired Seventh Region President SPEAKER: LTG Charles D. Luckey Chief, Army Reserve Commanding General United States Army Reserve Command Presentation of Chapter Awards 0700-0900 Pacific Region Breakfast Meeting Marquis Ballroom – Salons 7-8, Level M2 Marriott Marquis (Invitation only/ID badge required) PRESIDING: COL Benjamin D. Lukefahr United States Army, Retired Pacific Region President SPEAKER: GEN Robert B. Brown Commanding General United States Army Pacific Presentation of Chapter Awards 0800-1700 AUSA Registration and Ticket Pickup East and West Registration Area (Marshall Dinner tickets may be picked up at the Information Desk until 1930)

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0800-0915 Senior Executive Service Meeting Rooms Shaw and LeDroit Park, Level M3 Marriott Marquis SPEAKER: The Honorable Ryan D. McCarthy Acting Secretary of the Army 0900-1700 IGNITE D.C. Room 207 AB (Pre-registration required) 0900-1600 Small Business Seminar Room 201 (See agenda on page 48) 0900-1700 Exhibits Open: Halls A, B, C, D and E 0900-1100 I LW Contemporary Military Forum Room 151 AB Multi-Domain Battle: Converging Cross-Domain Solutions LEAD SPEAKER: GEN David Perkins Commanding General United States Army Training and Doctrine Command PANELISTS: Gen. James M. “Mike” Holmes Commander Air Combat Command Langely Air Force Base, Virginia LtGen Robert S. Walsh (Invited) Commanding General Marine Corps Combat Development Command MG Stephen G. Fogarty Chief of Staff United States Cyber Command VADM Kevin D. Scott (Invited) Director Joint Force Development, J7

Annual Meeting Schedule 35 WEDNESDAY, 11 October (continued)

The Honorable Elbridge A. Colby Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Strategy and Force Development United States Department of Defense Lt.Gen. Frank Leidenberger Commander German Army Elements Multinational Headquarters and Basic Military Organization 0900-1100 ILW Contemporary Military Forum Room 147 AB Man, Train, Equip the Force of the Future MODERATOR: CSM Daniel K. Elder United States Army, Retired Senior Fellow Association of the United States Army LEAD SPEAKER: SMA Daniel A. Dailey Sergeant Major of the Army PANELISTS: CSM Anthony T. Stoneburg Command Sergeant Major United States Army Recruiting Command James Cox Army Marketing Research Group Assistant Secretary of the Army (Manpower and Reserve Affairs) CSM Michael L. Gragg Command Sergeant Major United States Army Center for Initial Military Training Dr. Whitfield “Chip” East Director of Guidance Department of Physical Education United States Academy, West Point CSM Rodger W. Mansker Command Sergeant Major United States Army Materiel Command

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Tom W. Coleman Chief, Operations Program Executive Office (PEO) Soldier 0930-12:00 AUSA ILW Paper Presentation Room 150 B MODERATOR: LTG Theodore G. Stroup, Jr. United States Army, Retired Senior Fellow Association of the United States Army PRESENTERS: Scott S. Haraburda Conventional Munitions Industrial Base Land Warfare Paper 113, August 2017 COL Susan Bryant, USA COL Heidi Urben, USA Reconnecting Athens and Sparta: A Review of OPMS XXI at 20 Years 0930-1130 Army Civilian Forum Independence Ballroom – Salon A-D, Level M4 Marriott Marquis Army Civilians: Professionals Enabling Readiness KEYNOTE SPEAKER: LTG Thomas C. Seamands Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1 United States Army SPEAKER: Kathleen S. Miller Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations (G-3/5/7) Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-3/5/7 PANEL DISCUSSION: Steffanie B. Easter Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology) and Army Acquisition Executive

Annual Meeting Schedule 37 WEDNESDAY, 11 October (continued)

William F. Moore Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff, G-4 United States Army Diane M. Randon Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army (Manpower & Reserve Affairs) Office of the Secretary of the Army Charles G. (Gregg) Stevens Chief Army Medical Department Civilian Corps United States Army Medical Command 1000-1100 ILW Contemporary Military Forum: Department of Homeland Security Breakout Session II Room 204 AB Unity of Effort in Protecting the Force OPENING REMARKS AND MODERATOR: MG David P. Glaser Provost Marshal General/Commanding General United States Army Criminal Investigation Command PANELISTS: Kurt Reuther Director Regional Intelligence United States Department of Homeland Security Douglas Raymond Assistant Chief of Staff United States Army North, G-2 Emmitt “Skip” Sigmon Senior Advisor Office of the Director of INTERPOL-Washington United States Department of Justice Michael Trapp Deputy Provost Marshal United States Army North

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1000-1200 Military Retirement Planning Seminar Room 140 A 1130-1200 Sustaining Member Reception Room 145 AB (Invitation/Ticket/ID badge required) 1200-1330 Sustaining Member Luncheon Room 146 ABC (Invitation/Ticket/ID badge required) HOST: GEN Carter F. Ham United States Army, Retired President and CEO Association of the United States Army SPEAKERS: The Honorable Ryan D. McCarthy Acting Secretary of the Army The Honorable Patrick M. Shanahan (Invited) Deputy Secretary of Defense 1200-1400 Army Civilian Luncheon Marquis Ballroom – Salon 5, Level M2 Marriott Marquis (Ticket/ID badge required) HOST: John B. Nerger Advisory Board of Directors Association of the United States Army Presentation of AUSA Regional Army Civilian of the Year Awards Presentation of Chapter Awards KEYNOTE SPEAKER: GEN Gustave F. Perna Commanding General United States Army Materiel Command 1300-1600 Small Business Matchmaking Room 202 A

Annual Meeting Schedule 39 WEDNESDAY, 11 October (continued)

1300-1630 Outstanding Soldiers Tour of Arlington National Cemetery and Washington, D.C. Buses depart from the Convention Center 9th Street between L Street and Mt. Vernon 1400-1500 Engaging with Industry—A Look Forward Room 150 B SPEAKERS: The Honorable Ellen M. Lord Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics United States Department of Defense Steffanie B. Easter Steffanie B. Easter Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology) and Army Acquisition Executive

1400-1600 ILW Contemporary Military Forum Room 151 AB A New Kind of Force for a New Fighting Domain: Cyber Talent Management MODERATOR: LTG Paul M. Nakasone Commanding General United States Army Cyber Command PANELISTS: MG John B. Morrison, Jr. Commanding General United States Army Cyber Center of Excellence BG Stephen J. Hager Deputy Commander (Operations) Cyber National Mission Force United States Cyber Command Herbert S. Lin, Ph.D. Senior Research Scholar for Cyber Policy and Security Hank J. Holland Fellow in Cyber Policy and Security, Hoover Institution Stanford University

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Christopher Lynch Leader Defense Digital Service United States Department of Defense Guy Filippelli Vice President, Solutions Data and Insider Threat Solutions Forcepoint 1400-1600 ILW Contemporary Military Forum Room 147 AB Army Special Operations Value to the Nation LEAD SPEAKER: LTG Kenneth E. Tovo Commanding General United States Army Special Operations Command PANELISTS: The Honorable Geoffrey R. Pyatt United States Ambassador Hellenic Republic United States Embassy Athens, Greece Mark E. Mitchell Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense Special Operations/Low Intensity Conflict BG David P. Komar Director, Requirements Integration Directorate Army Capabilities Integration Center United States Army Training and Doctrine Command COL Bethany C. Aragon Commander 4th Military Information Support Group (Airborne) LTC Tom Craig Commander 1st Battalion 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) COL Brandon Tegtmeier Commander 75th Ranger Regiment Annual Meeting Schedule 41 WEDNESDAY, 11 October (continued)

1430-1530 A rmy Civilian Career Program Session: CP11 – Comptroller Independence Ballroom – Salon B, Level M4 Marriott Marquis 1430-1530 A rmy Civilian Career Program Session: CP53 – Medical Independence Ballroom – Salon B, Level M4 Marriott Marquis Aligning and Developing the Army’s Medical Civilian Workforce to Support the Surgeon General’s Strategic Campaign Objectives and Army Medical Department’s Mission SPEAKERS: Greg Stevens CP 53 Functional Chief Representative Carolyn Collins CP 53 Army Career Program Proponency Manager 1600-1700 Army Civilian Career Program Session: CP12 – Safety & Occupational Health Independence Ballroom – Salon B, Level M4 Marriott Marquis SPEAKER: Dr. Brenda Miller CP12 Functional Chief Representative Safety & Occupational Health Proponent 1600-1700 Army Civilian Career Program Session: CP26 – Manpower and Force Management Independence Ballroom – Salon B, Level M4 Marriott Marquis LEAD SPEAKER: Beryl Hancock Chief, CP26 Proponency Office PANELIST: Michele Davis CP26 Program Manager

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1830-2130 George Catlett Marshall Memorial Reception and Dinner Ballroom (Ticket/ID badge required) HOST: Phebe N. Novakovic Chairman Council of Trustees Association of the United States Army MASTER OF CEREMONIES: GEN Carter F. Ham United States Army, Retired President and CEO Association of the United States Army INVOCATION: Chaplain (MG) Paul K. Hurley Chief of Chaplains United States Army George Catlett Marshall Medal Presentation Awarded to: Gary Sinise Actor, Director, Musician, and Humanitarian Founder, Gary Sinise Foundation Patriotic Program Selections by the United States Army Band Pershing’s Own COL Andrew J. Esch Leader and Commander

Annual Meeting Schedule 43 WARRIORS CORNER

Booth #6829, Hall D MONDAY, 9 October

1200-1240 United States Army Research, Development and Engineering Command - Lethality in Support of Multi Domain Battle MG Cedric T. Wins Commanding General, United States Research, Development and Engineering Command Dr. Michael Richman United States Army Aviation and Missile Research Development and Engineering Center COL Richard J. Hornstein United States Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center 1250-1330 R apid Acquisition for Land Power Dominance in Europe Douglas K. Wiltsie Director, Army Rapid Capabilities Office MG Wilson A. Shoffner, Jr. Director of Operations, Army Rapid Capabilities Office MG David G. Bassett Program Executive Office (PEO) - Ground Combat Systems 1340-1420 Foreign Military Sales: Office of the Program Manager-Saudi Arabian National Guard – The Blueprint for Success MG Frank M. Muth Program Manager, Saudi Arabian National Guard Modernization Program 1430-1510 Gear Up #WhatWeDoForSoldiers COL Wayne “Ed” Barker PM-Soldier Warrior, PEO-Soldier 1520-1600 Building Tactical Network Proficiency Gary Martin PEO Command, Control and Communications-Tactical

44 Warriors Corner Warriors Corner

Larry Muzzelo Deputy to the Commanding General, United States Army Communication-Electronics Command 1610-1650 Next Generation Combat Vehicle MG Eric Wesley Commanding General, United States Army Maneuver Center of Excellence

TUESDAY, 10 October

0930-1010 N ATO Land Forces – Enhanced Forward Presence (eFP) LTG Darryl A. Williams Commanding General, Allied Land Command North Atlantic Treaty Organization Stephen Rice Chief Warrant Officer, Command Senior Enlisted Leader (Canadian Army) LTC Wade Rutland Commander, Battle Group Latvia (Canadian Army) CPT Brage Reinaas Battle Group Lithuania (Norwegian Army) 1020-1100 I nstallations of the Future – Enabling Warfighter Readiness J. Randall Robinson Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army, Installations, Energy and Environment LTG Gwendolyn Bingham Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management, United States Army 1110-1150 A ll Things Security Force Assistance Brigades BG (P) Brian Mennes Director, Force Management, G-3/5/7 1430-1510 The Network Way Ahead MG John B. Morrison, Jr. Commanding General, Cyber Center of Excellence MG James J. Mingus Director, Mission Command Center of Excellence Warriors Corner 45 WARRIORS CORNER (continued)

1520-1600 G etting Out of Our Own Way - Building a Culture of Innovation LTG Edward C. Cardon Director, Office of Business Transformation Robin Swan Deputy Director, Office of Business Transformation 1610-1650 P reparing for Large Scale Combat Operations: Field Manual 3-0 LTG Michael D. Lundy Commanding General, United States Army Combined Arms Center

WEDNESDAY, 11 October

0915-0955 Implications of Fighting, By, With, and Through LTG Michael X. Garrett Commanding General, United States Army Central 1005-1045 A MC Role in Delivering Readiness at the Tactical Point of Need COL Eric P. Shirley Commander, 407th Army Field Support Brigade 1055-1135 Year of Execution: Rotational Forces in Action LTG Ben Hodges Commanding General, United States Army Europe COL Chris Norrie Former Commander, 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division Current Commander, Operations Group, National Training Center COL Claire Gill Commander, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade, 10th Mountain Division COL Michelle Donahue Commander, 16th Sustainment Brigade 1145-1225 U nited States Army South NCO Professional Development in South and Central America and the Caribbean: One Year Later MG Mark R. Stammer Commanding General, United States Army South

46 Warriors Corner Warriors Corner

SGM Jose Bueno United States Army South SGM Christina Bhatti United States Army South 1235-1305 Cyber Attacks are Borderless MG Garrett S. Yee Military Deputy, Cyber Security, CIO G-6 BG Joseph P. McGee Deputy Commanding General (Operations) United States Army Cyber Command 1325-1405 S trengthening Readiness Contingency Capabilities - United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Readiness Support Center INTRODUCTION MG Michael C. Wehr Deputy Chief of Engineers, United States Corps of Engineers Kent Simon Director, USACE Readiness Support Center 1415-1455 Army Virtual Health BG Jeffery Johnson Commanding General Brooke Army Medical Center Dr. Colleen Rye Chief, Army Virtual Health, G-3/5/7, OTSG-MEDCOM 1455-1535 S etting the Theater for Long Term Strategic Success BG Eugene J. LeBoeuf Acting Commanding General, United States Army Africa COL Al Boyer Commander, 1st Brigade, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) COL John Osborn Surgeon, United States Army Africa

Warriors Corner 47 SMALL BUSINESS SEMINAR

Conference Room 201 & 202 A Building Readiness: Small Business, a Critical Component

TUESDAY, 10 October

0800-0810 Welcome & Opening Remarks 0810-0900 SBA Panel New Woman Owned Small Business Certification Portal Sean Crean SBA Director of Government Contracting New All-Small Mentor Protégé Program Holly Schick SBA Director of All-Small Mentor Protégé Program Regulatory Changes Impacting Small Business Firms Ken Dodds SBA Director of Policy, Planning & Liaison Update on the HUBZone Program Mariana Pardo SBA Director, HUBZone Program 0900-0950 809 Panel Commercial Buying; Barriers to Entry; IT Acquisition; Streamlining Regulations Commissioner David Drabkin Principal Drabkin and Associates, LLC Director Dixon Hughes Goodman, LLP 0950-1000 Break (10 min)

48 Small Business Seminar Seminar Small Business

1000-1050 Government Wide Category Management – General Services Administration Calvin Mitchell Acting Director National Account Management Strategy Division Alexandra Rouse Director Professional Services Program Management Division John Burchill Business Management Specialist Army IT Steve Sizemore Director Direct Client Support Division GSA Region 4 Jannine Wilkinson National Account Manager Army 1100-1150 Industry Panel Crystal King Supplier Diversity The Raytheon Company Gloria Pualani Corporate Director Global Supplier Diversity Program/Government Relations Northrop Grumman Diane Dempsey Director Socio-economic Business Programs BAE Systems

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Lola Anderson Certified Federal Contracts Manager Director Procurement CALIBRE Wayne Pfizer CACI 1200-1250 Lunch 1300-1600 Matchmaking (Rm 202 A)

WEDNESDAY, 11 October

0900-0910 Welcome and Opening Remarks Steffanie B. Easter Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology) and Army Acquisition Executive 0910-1000 APG Opportunities Kenyata Wesley Executive Director of the Army Contracting Command Aberdeen 1010-1040 A rmy C4 (Command, Control, Communications and Computers) and Information Technology (IT) Opportunities LTG Bruce T. Crawford Chief Information Officer, G-6 Office of the Secretary of the Army 1040-1055 Break (10 min)

50 Small Business Seminar Seminar Small Business

1010-1040 Legislative Update Mark Tiner CTR Congressional Liaison ByteCubed Department of Defense Office of Small Business Programs 1150-1215 Office of Small Business Programs Update Tommy Marks Director Small Business Programs 1215-1300 Lunch 1300-1600 Matchmaking (Rm 202 A)

Small Business Seminar 51 INNOVATORS CORNER

Booth #2361, Hall B MONDAY, 9 October DECIDE FASTER AND MANNED-UNMANNED TEAMING (MUM-T) 1145-1155 Opening Remarks Steffanie B. Easter Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology) and Army Acquisition Executive 1155-1210 Early Synthetic Prototyping MG Robert M. Dyess Director Army Capabilities Integration Center United States Army Training and Doctrine Command 1235-1250 Neural Controlled Prosthetics Jason Ghannadian, MS Science Officer Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs Department of Defense 1300-1315 Autonomous Systems MUM-T Dr. Stuart Young Division Chief Information Sciences United States Army Research Laboratory 1345-1400 Synthetic Intelligence Partner with Machine Learning Louis Mazziotta Senior Science Officer United States Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center 1430-1445 Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Jason Dirner Lead Electronics Engineer United States Army Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center 1515-1530 Innovations in Military Assessments from WWI to Modern Warfare Michelle Ramsden Zbylut, Ph.D. Senior Research Scientist United States Army Research Institute 52 Innovators Corner Innovators Corner

1600-1615 Technology Transfer and Partnering David H. Humphrey, Ph.D. Licensing Officer Medical Technology Transfer Office

TUESDAY, 10 October SURVIVE & PROJECT FIRES AND MEDICAL 0945-0955 U nited States Army Medical Research and Material Command INTRODUCTION: MG Barbara M. Holcomb Commanding General United States Army Medical Research and Materiel Command 0955-1010 DP-14 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Nathan Fisher Project Manager Medical Robotics & Autonomous Systems Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center 1030-1045 I-Portal PAS Device Dr. Marcello Pilia Assistant Portfolio Manager Neurotrauma & Traumatic Brain Injury Portfolio Combat Casualty Care Research Program 1100-1115 Medical Hands-Free, Ultra-Wideband Broadcast LTC Christian Cook Program Manager MEDEVAC Mission Equipment Jay Wang Product Manager MEDEVAC Mission Equipment 1200-1215 Compensatory Reserve Index Dr. Anne Ritter Assistant Portfolio Manager Forward Surgical – En-Route Care Portfolio Combat Casualty Care Research Program

Innovators Corner 53 INNOVATORS CORNER (continued)

1300-1310 United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Armed Forces Strategic Command INTRODUCTION: Thomas E. Webber Director Technical Center United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command 1310-1325 High Energy Laser Dr. Kip Kendrick Chief, Directed Energy Division Technical Center United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command 1400-1414 Advanced Small Arms Fire Control Darren Ward Lead Engineer United States Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center 1500-1515 Future Integral Target Engagement Terence F. Rice Project Management Engineer United States Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center 1515-1545 Technology Transfer and Partnering Kendra Meggett-Carr Technology Transfer Lead United States Army Research, Development and Engineering Command

WEDNESDAY, 11 October ASYMMETRIC VISION 1115-1125 Intelligence Community and United States Army Engineer Research and Development Center OPENING REMARKS: Dr. David W. Pittman Director United States Army Engineer Research and Development Center-Vicksburg

54 Innovators Corner Innovators Corner

1125-1140 Rapid Beach, Surfzone & Littoral Reconnaissance Dr. Katherine Brodie Research Oceanographer United States Army Engineer Research and Development Center 1200-1215 Soldier-Deployable Geospatial Technologies Dr. Ricky Massaro Physical Scientist United States Army Engineer Research and Development Center 1230-1245 United States Army Research, Development and Engineering Command RDECOM REMARKS: MG Cedric T. Wins Commanding General United States Army Research, Development and Engineering Command 1300-1315 Assymmetric Vision Dr. Richard Nabors Deputy of Operations Chief United States Army Communication – Electronics Research, and Engineering Center 1330-1345 Fusion 3D Terrain Visualization Damon Conover Electronics Engineer United States Army Research Laboratory 1400-1415 Layered Sensing Initiative Dr. Alan Samuels Research Chemist United States Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center 1430-1445 Technology Transfer/ International Patent Consortium Barry Datlof Director Medical Technology Transfer United States Army Research and Materiel Command

Innovators Corner 55 A.P. Hill Rappahannock (Fort A.P. Hill, VA) Corporal Bill McMillan-Bluegrass President: Scott Kittle (Lexington, KY) President: COL (R) Christopher Dolt Alamo (San Antonio, TX) President: Sheli Lawson Cowboy (Cheyenne, WY) President: Barry Gasdek Arizona Territorial (Phoenix, AZ) President: COL (R) Jeanne Joachim Blaes CSM James M. McDonald-Keystone (Harrisburg, PA) Arkansas (Little Rock, AR) President: COL (R) David L. Gerstenlauer President: COL (R) Harold A. Tucker Delaware (Laurel, DE) Arsenal of Democracy (Warren, MI) President: COL (R) Gary W. Dawson President: BG (R) Mark Montjar Denver Centennial (Denver, CO) Braxton Bragg (Fort Bragg, NC) President: Andrea Withrow President: CSM (R) Andrew McFowler Des Moines Freedom (Des Moines, IA) Buckeye Landpower (Akron, OH) President: MSG (R) John Shannon President: Jeffrey Spicer Dix (Fort Dix, NJ) Capital District of New York President: CSM (R) Arthur G.A. Maggs Jr. (Albany, NY) President: CSM (R) Robert W. Van Pelt Emerald Coast (Fort Walton Beach, FL) President: MAJ (R) Gregory Edward Hotaling Captain Meriwether Lewis (Fort Lewis, WA) Ethan Allen (Burlington, VT) President: COL Stephen Myers Acting President: Bill Tanner Carlisle Barracks-Cumberland Valley Fairfax Lee (Fort Belvoir, VA) (Carlisle, PA) President: LTC (R) Kenneth Britt President: COL (R) Robert Hume Fires (Lawton, OK) Catoctin (Fort Detrick, MD) President: Karen Bailey President: Joe Dorsey First In Battle (Grafenwoehr, Germany) Central California (Fresno, CA) President: CSM (R) Jose A. Santos President: SPC (R) Harry R. Paul First Militia (St. Augustine, FL) Central Ohio (Columbus, OH) President: BG Mike Canzoneri President: CSM (R) Ralph Veppert Florida Gulf Stream (Miami, FL) Central Texas-Fort Hood (Killeen, TX) President: Kenneth Penman President: Stephanie O’Banion Fort Campbell (Fort Campbell, KY) Central Virginia (Richmond, VA) President: Dave Cooper President: LTC (R) Robert A. Sempek Fort Huachuca-Sierra Vista Charleston (Charleston, SC) (Fort Huachuca, AZ) Acting President: LTC (R) Wayne Dandridge President: Bobby Fields III Chattahoochee Valley-Fort Benning Fort Jackson-Palmetto State (Columbus, GA) (Columbia, SC) President: COL (R) Robert (Rocky) Kmiecik President: Sheriff Leon Lott COL Edward Cross (Manchester, NH) Fort Knox (Radcliff, KY) President: LTC (R) Gregory M. d’Arbonne President: BG (R) Michael Devine Columbia River (Portland, OR) Fort Leonard Wood-Mid Missouri President: SGM (R) Jerry L. Glesmann (Fort Leonard Wood, MO) President: CSM (R) Robert Aldenberg Connecticut (Danbury, CT) President: BG (R) Daniel J. McHale Fort Pitt (Pittsburgh, PA) President: Carlos Y Carmona-Torres

56 AUSA Chapters AUSA Chapters Fort Riley-Central Kansas Henry Leavenworth (Leavenworth, KS) (Fort Riley, KS) President: COL (R) Calvin Sylvester Johnson President: CSM (R) James B. Champagne Houston Metroplex (Houston, TX) Fort Rucker-Wiregrass President: 1LT Toni N. Lawrence (Dothan/Fort Rucker, AL) Indiana (Indianapolis, IN) President: COL (R) Jim Muskopf President: Dr. Cynthia Gatto Fort Sheridan-Chicago (Chicago, IL) Isthmian (Panama City, Panama) President: John L. Fascia President: Walter T. Luchsinger Francis Scott Key (Fort Meade, MD) Japan (Camp Zama, Japan) President: Matthew Hauser President: Dale B. Woodhouse GA Omar N. Bradley (El Paso, TX) Joshua Chamberlain President: CSM (R) Lance Lehr (Kennebunkport, ME) Gem State (Boise, ID) President: Cindi Piacitelli President: LTC (R) Marshall O. Townsend Korea (Seoul, Korea) GEN Creighton W. Abrams President: Richard Pak (Heidelberg, Germany) Kuwait (Kuwait City, Kuwait) President: David Fulton President: Dr. Rania Azmi GEN John J. “Black Jack” Pershing Las Vegas-John C. Fremont (Omaha, NE) (Las Vegas, NV) President: BG (R) Roma J. Amundson President: SGM (R) Robert A. Lindley Jr. GEN John W. Vessey, Jr. Last Frontier (Anchorage, AK) (Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN) President: CSM (R) Bernie Knight President: CPT Mike Wolbrink Leonidas Polk (Leesville, LA) GEN Joseph W. Stilwell President: CSM (R) K. “Whitey” Hoiseth (Monterey, CA) Acting President: SGM James V. Southern Magnolia (Jackson, MS) President: COL (R) Kelly C. MacNealy GEN William C. Westmoreland (Reno, NV) Major Samuel Woodfill President: Mary Jennifer Logan (Cincinnati, OH) President: CW4 (R) Matthew Luther George Washington (Fort Myer, VA) President: COL (R) W. Glenn Yarborough Jr. Marne (Fort Stewart, GA) President: Joseph R. Ford Greater Atlanta (Atlanta, GA) President: SGM (R) Scarlett V. Williams Massachusetts Bay (Boston, MA) President: COL (R) Edward S. Graham Greater Augusta-Fort Gordon (Augusta, GA) Mediterranean (Vicenza, Italy) President: COL (R) James T. Schroeder President: Roberto Tomaiuolo Greater Kansas City MG Harry Greene, Aberdeen (Overland Park, MS) (Aberdeen, MD) President: MAJ (R) Emma Toops President: COL (R) Jim F. Costigan Greater Los Angeles (Los Angeles, CA) MG John S. Lekson (Albuquerque, NM) President: LTC (R) Peter Seitz President: COL (R) John Ralph Brault Greater New York-Statue of Liberty MG Robert B. McCoy (Fort McCoy, WI) (New York, NY) President: COL (R) Raymond G. Boland President: LTC (R) Joseph Schroder MG William F. Dean Hawaii (Honolulu, HI) (Dublin/East Bay Area, CA) President: Paul L’Ecuyer President: COL (R) Jon Ellis

AUSA Chapters 57 Mid-Palatinate (Kaiserslautern, Germany) SGM Jon R. Cavaiani (Sacramento, CA) President: CW3 (R) Tony Williams President: SSG (R) Frank A. Goehringer Milwaukee (Milwaukee, WI) Silicon Valley (San Jose, CA) President: MSG (R) Gerald M. Brettschneider President: MG (R) Robert B. Ostenberg Minutemen (Fort Devens, MA) Space Coast (West Melbourne, FL) President: Norman D. Harkins Acting President: COL (R) Philip LoSchiavo Mission Trails (Santa Barbara, CA) St. Louis Gateway (St. Louis, MO) Acting President: CSM (R) Joseph Sweeney President: Brett R. Cox Monmouth (Fort Monmouth, NJ) Stuttgart (Stuttgart, Germany) President: COL (R) Samuel Fuoco President: Dr. Michael D. Pierce National Training Center-High Desert Suncoast (Tampa, FL) (Barstow/Fort Irwin, CA) President: COL (R) Jorge E. Rodriguez President: Renita Y. Deason Sunshine (Orlando, FL) New Orleans (New Orleans, LA) President: COL (R) DeLloyd Voorhees President: James W. Copeland Texas Capital Area (Austin, TX) Newton D. Baker (Cleveland, OH) President: MSG (R) Gerado Cesar Soto President: MAJ Christopher R. Zurawski Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson North Texas-Audie Murphy (Dallas, TX) (Roanoke, VA) President: COL (R) Richard C. Kaniss President: COL (R) John R. Miller Northern New Jersey (Elizabeth, NJ) Thunderbird (Oklahoma City, OK) President: COL (R) Dennis J. Dougherty President: CPT (R) Rob Allen Northern New York-Fort Drum Tobyhanna Army Depot (Scranton, PA) (Fort Drum, NY) President: SGM (R) Kelvin Spencer President: Mark Decilles Topeka (Topeka, KS) PFC William Kenzo Nakamura (Seattle, WA) Acting President: LTC (R) Raymond Rhodd Sr. President: Curtis Thompson Tri-State (Kingsport, TN) Picatinny Arsenal-Middle Forge (Dover, NJ) President: 1SG (R) Cynthia Humphrey President: Nick Pugliese Tucson-Goyette (Tucson, AZ) Pikes Peak (Fort Carson, CO) President: LTC (R) Donald C. Spiece Jr. President: COL (R) Douglas Harris UAE (Abu Dhabi, UAE) Polar Bear (Fort Wainwright, AK) President: MG (R) Stephen Arthur Toumajan President: Charles H. Wallace Utah (Salt Lake City, UT) Puerto Rico (Fort Buchanan, PR) President: COL (R) Penelope Cook President: CW4 (R) Cristino Lozada-Cruz Virginia Colonial (Fort Eustis, VA) Redstone-Huntsville (Huntsville, AL) President: Brad Herndon President: COL (R) Sam Torrey West Point Area (West Point, NY) Rhode Island (Providence, RI) President: John Buckheit President: LTC (R) Robert Galvanin Western New York (Buffalo, NY) Robert E. Lee (Fort Lee, VA) President: SFC Christopher Francis Park President: COL (R) Mike Flanagan White Sands Missile Range Rock Island Arsenal (Rock Island, IL) (Las Cruces, NM) President: Dr. Julie Johnson President: Allen B. Tyree San Diego (San Diego, CA) William Penn (Philadelphia, PA) President: Patrick M. McCarthy President: James A. Donahue San Francisco (San Francisco, CA) President: Patrick McAndrew

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Chapter Awards Chapter

Regional Support Command, New Jersey New Support Command, Regional Regional Support Command, New Jersey New Support Command, Regional Infantry “Blue and Gray” Division, Virginia th th th Cavalry Division, Fort Hood, Texas st Fighting Saints Battalion, St. John’s University John’s St. Battalion, Saints Fighting George Washington and Redstone – Huntsville 99 University of North Georgia 29 99 Fort Campbell; Chattahoochee – Valley Stuttgart Bison Company, Howard University and Maryland W Winner: Winner: Largest National Guard Division Army Reserve Command Winner: Greatest Support to AUSA by a Major Fort Benning; Greater Kansas City; Major General Harry Utah Aberdeen; Greene, Best General Membership Meeting Membership General Best Winners: inner: ROTC InstitutionROTC Awards Company Most Active Winner: Largest Company Largest Overall Membership Membership Overall Largest Winner: Central – Fort Texas Hood Best Activities to Enhance the Community the Enhance to Activities Best Largest Active Duty Division Winner: 1 Winner: Division Awards Best Overseas Chapter Best Overseas Winners: Arsenal Hawaii; (tie); of Democracy and John GEN W. Monmouth; (tie); Delaware Jr. Vessey, Best Chapter Overall Chapter Best Greatest Percentage Increase in Corporate Membership Winners: Fairfax Lee; Chattahoochee Valley – Fort Benning; Indiana; Northern New Jersey; Newton D. Baker

Greatest Percentage Increase in Government Civilian Employee Membership Winners: George Washington; Chattahoochee Valley – Fort Benning; Korea; Northern New Jersey; Catoctin

Greatest Percentage Increase in Membership Winners: Central Texas – Fort Hood; Fort Jackson – Palmetto State; Last Frontier; Mid – Palatinate; Thunderbird

Greatest Percentage Increase in Retiree Membership Winners: George Washington; Hawaii; Arsenal of Democracy; Major General Harry Greene, Aberdeen; Delaware

Greatest Government Civilian Employee Membership Winners: Redstone – Huntsville; Hawaii; Tobyhanna Army Depot; Major General Harry Greene, Aberdeen; Catoctin and Stuttgart (tie)

Greatest Reserve Component Increase Winners: Redstone – Huntsville; Fort Leonard Wood – Mid Missouri; GEN John W. Vessey, Jr.; Monmouth; Delaware

60 Chapter Awards Chapter Awards 61 Chapter Awards Chapter

Aberdeen Jackson Chapter of of Chapter Excellence Award Territorial Arizona Arsenal of Democracy Capital District of New York Central Ohio Delaware Jr. Vessey, JohnGEN W. George Washington Greater Augusta – Fort Gordon Metroplex Houston Indiana Kuwait Last Frontier Major General Harry Greene, MG Robert B. McCoy Monmouth North Murphy – Audie Texas Northern New Jersey Huntsville – Redstone Rhode Island Rock Island Arsenal SGM Jon R. Cavaiani St. Louis Gateway Stuttgart Thomas “Stonewall” J. Tobyhanna Army Depot – GoyetteTucson Utah

Jackson Aberdeen Cumberland Valley

Bronze: None Korea Silver: Last Frontier Tucson – GoyetteTucson Tobyhanna Army Depot

Thomas “Stonewall” J. Stuttgart St. Louis Gateway Rock Island Arsenal Rhode Island Redstone – Huntsville – Redstone Northern New Jersey North Murphy - Audie Texas Monmouth MG Robert B. McCoy Major Samuel Woodfill Major General Harry Greene, Kuwait Houston Metroplex Houston George Washington GEN William C. Westmoreland William GEN GEN John W. Vessey, Jr. Vessey, JohnGEN W. First Militia Delaware Central Ohio Carlisle BarracksCarlisle – Capital District of New York Arsenal of Democracy Arizona Territorial Arizona Award Gold: President’s Club Young Professionals Award Arizona Territorial Arsenal of Democracy Captain Meriwether Lewis First Militia George Washington Greater Kansas City Greater New York – Statue of Liberty North Texas – Audie Murphy Northern New Jersey Redstone - Huntsville Stuttgart Tucson – Goyette

62 Chapter Awards Chapter Awards – Meeting Sponsors Awards – Meeting Chapter Thank You To Our Sponsors

The Association of the United States Army would like to thank the following sponsors for their generous support during the 2017 Annual Meeting

AM General Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Cummins, Inc. Day & Zimmermann DuPont Kevlar DynCorp International Ernst & Young LLP GEICO General Electric Company Harris Corporation HDT Global Hewlett Packard Enterprise Hutchinson Industries Kaplan University KipperTool L3 Technologies, Inc. Lockheed Martin ManTech Merrill Technologies Group Microsoft Azure Government Northrop Grumman Orbital ATK Oshkosh Defense Persistent Systems, LLC Photonis Pioneer Services PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP RallyPoint Rogerson Kratos SureID, Inc. Textron Systems Vectrus Veterans United Home Loans Wounded Warrior Project, Inc. Meeting Sponsors 63 GENERAL GORDON R. SULLIVAN Conference & Event Center

Nestled within the Association of the United States Army headquarters, conveniently located two blocks from the Courthouse Metro in Arlington, VA, this Conference and Event Center offers a perfect setting for meetings, corporate events and social receptions.

With flexible spaces that canaccommodate an intimate meeting of 5 or a reception for 200, the Conference and Event Center is your Partner for Success providing exceptional:

n On-site catering choices n Interactive digital display wall n 13’ x 8’ digital video wall n Full duplex video and audio conferencing n Unlimited high speed Wi-Fi n Boardrooms and breakout rooms n Live and on-demand event streaming

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