MONDAY FOCUS DAY JULY 29, 2019 OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS AND MISSION READINESS

0800 REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST

REMARKS & INTRODUCTION 0900 SHUKI HASSON Director, International Fighter USA Summit 2019 Institute for Defense and Government Advancement

OPENING REMARKS 0910 LIEUTENANT GENERAL (R) MARK O SCHISSLER Chairman International Fighter USA Summit 2019

KEYNOTE: Strategic Overview Of The Department Of Defense A&S Efforts For The 5th Generation And PCA Program • Addressing DoD priorities and plans to support US and International Allies Air Dominance • Acquisition & Sustainment processes needed to support full integration of the 5th Generation fighters 0930 • Overviewing the Vision for the 6th Generation Program THE HONORABLE ELLEN M. LORD Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment U.S. Department of Defense

The Global Responsibility – Strengthening Foundations For Cooperation • Assessing the changing nature of multi player combat air operations • Current fighter initiatives and its relation on geo-cooperation 1000 • Maintaining effective aerial cooperation and identifying key factors to improve it GENERAL JEFFREY L. HARRIGIAN USAFE-AFAFRICA and NATO AIRCOM Commander USAF

1030 NETWORKING BREAK

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Gearing Up For A Faster, Stronger And Technologically Reliant Air Combat • Developing, assessing and integrating the F-22 into the AF • Establishing common tactical picture – beyond IFDL, MADL and Link 16 1115 • Evaluating the advantages and challenges of operating a technologically advanced fighter COLONEL OWEN STEPHENS Director of F-22 Division Life Cycle Management Center USAF

Discussing The Case For Fifth Generation Airpower • Identifying successes and challenges post 5th Generation first integration phase • Sharing perspective over building infrastructure to support cross generational forces 1145 • Discussing technologies that support software-reliant and multi-domain battlespace LIEUTENANT GENERAL (R) DAVID A. DEPTULA Dean The Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies

1230 LUNCH

Exploring The ‘Wingman’: Current And Future UAS’s Supporting, Mediating And Operating Alongside Manned Fighter Jets • Evaluating the capabilities of existing tactical UAS as a stand-alone fighter and as a support for manned fighters • Exceeding current maneuverability skills to adjust for a UAS dependent battlefield 1330 • Assessing UAS potential to function as an economic alternative for light attack missions AIR COMMODORE TERRY VAN HAREN The Australian Air Attache’ in Washington, DC Royal Australian Air Force

Agile Combat Employment Concept And Operation In Multi-Player Theaters • Evaluating PACAF Agile Combat Employment Concept • Managing and de-escalating territorial penetration 1400 • Assessing gaps and providing solutions to operating in a multi-player airspace COLONEL ROBERT D. DAVIS Commander, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson Alaska

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TECHNOLOGY: Advancing USAF Mission Readiness Through Multi-Disciplinary And Multi-Generational Fighter Training • Mapping the current RedFlag technologies and the future adaptations • Simulators’ adjustments to the developing technology and 5th Generation capabilities 1500 • LVC training and the path to revolutionizing fighter readiness COLONEL JACKOB TRIGLLER Commander of the 354th Operations Group, , Alaska

1530 NETWORKING BREAK

CASE STUDY: Operation In Multi Player Theater And Addressing The Near-Peer Threat • Managing and deescalating the latest territorial penetration (the NATO case / the NORAD case) 1615 • Evaluating performance and capabilities • Assessing the EWS and COM systems’ used in mission

DOCTRINE: Advancing Czech Mission Readiness Through Multi-Disciplinary And Multi-Generational Fighter Training • Creating training programs that would address integration of future fighters • Maximizing proficiency by creating cross-generational training methods with proper adaptations to meet the capability standards of different fighter jets 1645 • Expanding cross-training boundaries without affecting the standard of performance LIEUTENANT COLONEL JAROSLAV TOMANA Chief of the Tactical Branch, Combat Training Department Czech Air Force

CLOSING REMARKS 1715 LIEUTENANT GENERAL (R) MARK O SCHISSLER Chairman International Fighter USA Summit 2019

1745 POST CONFERENCE NETWORKING

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0800 REGISTRATION & MORNING NETWORKING

OPENING REMARKS 0850 LIEUTENANT GENERAL (R) MARK O SCHISSLER Chairman International Fighter USA Summit 2019

Mapping The Current Multi-Domain Battlespace Where F-35 And F-22 Are The Leading Players • Understanding the latest challenges arising from non-peer activity in international aerial territories • Achieving full operational capacity for the 5th Generation and integrating it in the joint international effort 0900 • Comprehending the differential limitations and ways to overcome the challenge of operating multi-generation, multi-manufactory fighter jets GENERAL CHARLES Q. BROWN JR Commander of the US USAF

Maximizing Efficiency Of Existing Fighter Jets While Transitioning In To The 5th Generation And Planning For The Future • Expanding current USAF fighter capabilities and the required back support • Mapping existing and missing links to establish full F-22 and F-35 integration 0930 • Repurposing F-15 and F-16 to support broader missions and serve as a generational gap buffer MAJOR GENERAL KEVIN A. HUYCK Director of Operations Headquarters

Poland’s Air Component Command vision for future fighter cooperation • Evaluating challenges in supporting NATO Policing Missions • Assessing modernization requirements to support Poland’s Air combat advancement 1000 • Addressing Polish-US shared vision for establishing a permanent USAF base in Poland BRIGADIER GENERAL IRENEUSZ STARZYNSKI Deputy Commander Air Operations Centre Polish Air Component Command

1030 NETWORKING BREAK

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Cross Military Challenges And Solutions In Management And Operation Of A Multi-Generational Air Power • Focusing efforts on improving capabilities for 4th and 5th Generation in light of the adaptation challenges • Mapping cross-industry challenges and goals regarding providing support and upgrades for existing products 1115 • Sharing the industry’s focus on 6th Generation fighters REAR ADMIRAL RONALD A. BOXALL Incoming Director, Force Structure, Resources and Assessment (J8) Joint Chiefs of Staff

The US Navy’s Integration Of The F-35 Into A Carrier’s Flight Cycles 1145 • Adjusting infrastructure to support the F-35 integration into the fleets • Assessing training cycles and testing time to achieve operational capabilities • Locating opportunities to repurpose older generation fighters within the US Navy

1215 LUNCH

The F-35 And Its Role In Advancing The Current International Politico-Military Map 1315 MS. KELLI L. SEYBOLT Deputy Under Secretary of the Air Force, International Affairs USAF

USAF Measures To Maximize The Deployment And Usability Of Light Attack Fighters • Managing and improving capabilities of light attack jets • Analyzing the opportunities of using light attack fighters for broader missions 1345 • Investing in the development of the light attack new generation (OA-X/AT-X) COLONEL MICHAEL R. DROWLEY The Commander of the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base

Addressing Current Modernization Efforts, The Generational Gaps And The US Marines Vision For Future Fighters LIEUTENANT GENERAL STEVEN R. RUDDER 1415 Deputy Commandant for Aviation USMC

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1445 NETWORKING BREAK

Providing Relevant Munition Solutions To Support Broader Light Attack Missions • Exploring the current possibilities for light attack jet munition systems • Defining the top priority systems required to maximize light attack jet lethality 1530 • Identifying accessible technologies to connect light attack jets to advanced fighters COLONEL GARRY HAASE Director of Munitions Directorate Air Force Research Laboratory

Advancing Cyber Warfare Countermeasures To Support The 5th Generation Fighters 1600 • Recognizing the risks involved in deploying software-heavy fighters • Creating compatible countermeasures cyber systems to support technologically advanced fighter • Evaluating the scope of integrating cyber warfare in manned fighter vs. UAS ‘wingman’s

CLOSING REMARKS 1630 LIEUTENANT GENERAL (R) MARK O SCHISSLER Chairman International Fighter USA Summit 2019

1700 POST CONFERENCE NETWORKING

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0815 REGISTRATION & MORNING NETWORKING

OPENING REMARKS 0900 LIEUTENANT GENERAL (R) MARK O SCHISSLER Chairman International Fighter USA Summit 2019

Implementing Lessons Learned And Incorporating Future Vision For 6th Generation Fighter Jets 0915 MAJOR GENERAL DAVID KRUMM Director of Global Reach Programs Office of the ASAF for Acquisition

INTERNATIONAL PANEL: Creating The 6th Generation Fighter Jet Shopping List And Leading Capability Requirements • Discussing the future ‘must haves’ for jets in order to dominate the sky and the impact of the multi-role fighter • Budgeting for the anticipated operational and logistics price tag • Recognizing what needs to change in the current military/industry relationship to prevent repeating past mistakes 0945 Brigadier General Air Commodore Colonel Rupert Colonel David J. Colonel Robert Davis Ireneusz Starzynski Terry van Haren Ficker-Reiβing Pletz 3rd Wing Commander Deputy Commander The Australian Air ACOS Plans, Director of Fighter USAF Air Operations Centre Attache’ in Programs and Capability Transition Polish Air Washington, DC Development and Integration Component Royal Australian Air German Air Force Royal Canadian Air Command Force Force

1045 NETWORKING BREAK

The Royal Canadian Air Force’s Vision For Replacing Its Boeing CF-18A/B Hornet Fleet 1130 COLONEL DAVID PLETZ Royal Canadian Air Force Fighter Capability Office RCAF

Advancing Future Technologies To Support USAF Mission 1200 DR. RICHARD J. JOSEPH Chief Scientist US Air Force

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United States Air Force Operational Perspective And Needs For The Future Fighter LIEUTENANT GENERAL MARK D. KELLY 1230 Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations USAF

1300 LUNCH

Addressing The Challenges and Vision Of The Brazilian Air Force GRIPEN NG Program 1400 MAJOR GENERAL SERGIO BARROS DE OLIVEIRA Head of the Evaluation and Doctrine Department, COMPREP (SCAD) Brazilian Air Force

Suppression Of Enemy Air Defenses With 4th And 5th Generation Fighters Through Multi National Operations • Addressing 4th and 5th Generation inter-communication systems to achieve air dominance • Recognizing generational advantages and utilizing capabilities to fit future challenges 1430 • Standardizing codes and Prioritizing information flow to share real-time information LIEUTENANT COLONEL MICHAEL RICHARD Outgoing 480th Squadron Commander and Student of the National War College USAF

Israel’s Integration Of 5th Generation Fighters And The Vision For The Future Generation BRIGADIER GENERAL AMIR KEREN 1500 Israeli Air Force Attaché and the Deputy Defense Attaché to the Israel Defense Forces

CLOSING REMARKS LIEUTENANT GENERAL (R) MARK O SCHISSLER 1530 Chairman International Fighter USA Summit 2019

CLOSING REMARKS SHUKI HASSON 1600 Director, International Fighter USA Summit 2019 Institute for Defense and Government Advancement

1615 POST CONFERENCE NETWORKING AND FAREWELL

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