26 October, 2020
| Online Event
The Digital Counterpart to International Military Helicopter
The US Army Future Vertical Lift program has established a bold vision for the future helicopter force. It outlines a requirement for platforms that are more agile, better-protected, more lethal and better networked. They must be able to integrate unmanned systems, connect with the joint force and field air-launched effects at range to minimise requirements for mass and offset A2/AD. With such a pressing range of requirements, the FVL webinar offers an opportunity to bring together core partners from across NATO, establishing a clear design blueprint to inform international programmes and platform re-capitalisation efforts alike.
With FVL programme updates from PEO Aviation, US Army and the office of Director, Army Aviation, plus international perspectives from the UK, Netherlands and Germany, the FVL Webinar will include three interactive discussions on three important themes: the Future Threat Environment, Manned-Unmanned Teaming and Bridging the Capability Gap. The half-day session is designed to support defence/industry partnerships on next-generation platforms, whilst also ensuring that current fleets are equipped to fight and win for as long as they are required to do so.
Panelists Include:
Brigadier General Walter Rugen
Director, Future Vertical Lift CFT
US Army Futures Command
Brigadier General Michael C. McCurry
Director, Army Aviation, Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-3/5/7
US Army
Brigadier General Rob Barrie
Program Executive Officer, Aviation
US Army
Brigadier Steve Hussey
Head of Capability Air Manoeuvre
British Army
Air Commodore Robert Adang
Commander Defence Helicopter Command
Royal Netherlands Air Force
Colonel Philip J Ryan
Commanding Officer
US Army Special Operations Aviation Command
Colonel Scott Anderson
UAS Project Manager, PEO Aviation
US Army
Colonel David Phillips
Program Manager, Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft, PEO Aviation
US Army
Colonel Chris McKenna
Commander, 1 Wing, 1 Canadian Air Division
Royal Canadian Air Force
Major General Andreas Hannemann
Commander Rapid Forces Division
Bundeswehr
Brigadier General Andreas Pfeiffer
Deputy Commander, Rapid Forces Division
Bundeswehr
Pat Collins
Senior Fellow, Helicopters Operating Centre
DE&S, UK MoD
Michael Schaefer
Programme Manager, A400M and NH90/TIGER Programme Office
NSPA
Main Themes Include:
Retain a critical touchpoint with the helicopter community in the absence of physical gatherings and hear key programme updates on FVL and its counterparts across NATO
Deliver lethality and connectivity for future platforms by integrating decisive air-launched effects and design open architectures that can integrate sensors across the joint network
Maximise situational awareness, increase range and reduce risk for next-generation vertical lift by setting a roadmap for manned-unmanned teaming
Embed innovation within the helicopter supply chain by overcoming existing obstacles to agile acquisition and taking advantage of a DevOps approach
Prevent a capability shortfall by ensuring that legacy fleets sustain readiness and relevance ahead of new platforms coming online
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