15th - 16thAPRIL2015

OSLONORWAYS E T A F

Scandic Solli Hotel, Oslo, Norway Redefining Soldier Equipment Strategies For Complex Operational Environments

#SETAF@SMiGroupDefence

EXPERTS LEADERS AND PARTICIPANTS INCLUDE:

Brigadier Asle Kjelsberg, Former Quartermaster General,Norwegian Armed Forces

Rune Lausand, Chief Scientist, FFI, NORMANS, NORWAY

Colonel Johannes Bogner, Head of Project Team, Soldatde Zukunft, Austria MoD

Lieutenant Colonel Pawel Sweklej, Project Manager,Soldier System TYTAN, General Command of the PolishArmed Forces

Lieutenant Colonel Tiberius Tomoiaga, Military Equipmentand Technological Research Agency, METRA, Romania

Major Jonathan Herbert, Project Director IntegratedSoldier System, Canadian Department of National Defence

Ross Jones, Programme Leader, Dismounted SoldierSystems Programme & Delivery Directorate, DSTL, UK

Steven Savage, Research Director, Division of Sensors &EW Systems, FOI, Swedish Defence Research Agency

Dr. Adelbert Bronkhorst, Principal Scientist, TNO, NetherlandsCol Richard Hansen (Retd), Former Programme Manager,Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army

Magnus Lifgren, Project Manager Soldier System, MARKUS,FMV, SWEDEN

John Foley, Technical Director, FIST, THALES UK

Mr Olaf Aul, Chief Technical Leader, IdZ -ES, RheinmetallDefence Electronics, Germany

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:1. No Attendees only participants: SETAF’s

unique discussion based format means wedeliver only technical discussions lead byexperts in their field

2. Participation confirmed from soldier systemexperts from Norway, Sweden, Finland, UK,US, Canada, Austria, Germany, Poland,Romania and the Netherlands

3. Winter Warfare Soldier Equipment BriefingsDay: hear from local and internationalprogrammes and how they design andoptimise their soldier systems for sub-zeroenvironments

4. Real solutions uncovered in the SETAFexhibition zone: the very latest technologieswill be showcased to help advance the nextgeneration of soldier systems

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MILITARY, GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC SECTOR RATES AVAILABLE

Book by 19th December 2014 to save £400 • Book by 30th of January 2015 to save £200 • Book by 27th of February 2015 to save £100

SMi Group proudly presents its inaugural...

Don't Miss the Pre-Conference WinterWarfare Soldier Equipment Briefings Day

14th April 2015

Make Sure you register for the SETAF ProgrammeAcquisition and Integration Masterclass

16th April 2015with Colonel Richard Hansen, Former Program

Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier

Register online at: www.setaf.org.com • Alternatively fax your

Soldier Equipment and Technology Advancement Forumwww.setaf.org

Dear Colleague,

It is with great pleasure that I invite you to participate in theSoldier Equipment Technology and Advancement Forum (SETAF)taking place between the 14th and 16th of April, 2015 in Oslo,Norway.

I am excited about the prospect of SETAF as we intend tooffer and generate a more informal set of focused discussions, inlieu of the typical PowerPoint presentations. The event offers afresh and unique way to bring together our international soldiercommunity to share similar progress and successes as well aschallenges and obstacles from which we can all learn andbenefit.

At SETAF there are no attendees, only participants, makingthis a truly interactive and worthwhile meeting for the entireindustry. You will see from our agenda there is a healthy mix ofmilitary programme managers, procurement experts, chiefscientists and technical engineers and project leads from industry.That combined with an equipment demonstration area meansthis forum can help the soldier systems of today and tomorrowadvance.

I have found these forums to be invaluable both as a USArmy Colonel PM Soldier Warrior and now as a research,development, and acquisition civilian.

Personally I view it as extremely worthwhile, hence lendingmy support to it.

Yours Sincerely,

Colonel (retired) Richard Hansen,Former Program Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier, United States Army

P.S. Don’t miss the Winter Warfare Soldier Equipment Briefings Dayon the 14th of April where you can hear briefings on how tomaximise soldier system effectiveness in sub-zero temperaturesand harsh operational environments

5 Reasons You Should Attend SETAF Norway 2015

1. No attendees, only participants.SETAF is an event where everyonegets involved in technicaldiscussions, no one sits out and justobserves!

2. Explore shared experiences anduncover opportunities forpartnership and exchange oflessons learnt with new andinnovative industry partners in theSETAF exhibition zone

3. The SETAF Winter Warfare SoldierEquipment Briefings Day: Don’tmiss the chance to hear briefingsfrom Norway, Sweden, Finland,Poland, Romania and Canada onhow they optimise soldier systemsand focus their design for sub-zeroand low temperature harshoperational environments

4. Hear direct operational feedbackfrom soldier systems tested intheatre and how this real lifeexperience is redesigning the nextphase of national programmes

5. Take advantage of over 20 hoursof informal networking - morethan at any other soldier systemmeeting in 2015!

r registration to +44 (0)870 9090 712 or call +44 (0)870 9090 711

08.00 Coffee and Registration and Informal Introductions

08.30 Forum WelcomeSETAF Steering Committee Chairman (Colonel Richard Hansen)

08.45 Formal OpeningBrigadier Asle Johan Kjeldsberg, Former Quartermaster General/ Head of Defence Procurement, Norwegian Defence Staff

09.00 Providing Soldier With Real Time Mission Critical Digital Information AndThe Impact On Cost Weight And PowerPANELISTS: Rune Lausand, Chief Scientist, FFI, NORMANS, NORWAYRoss Jones, Programme Leader, Dismounted Soldier Systems Programme& Delivery Directorate, DSTLColonel Richard Hansen (Retd), Former Programme Manager, SoldierWarrior, PEO Soldier, US Army

09.45 Showcasing The Latest Industry Development In Soldier Equipment AndTechnology PANELISTS: John Foley, Technical Director, FIST, THALES, UKMr. Olaf Aul, Chief Technical Leader, IdZ -ES, Rheinmetall DefenceElectronics, Germany

10.30 Coffee and Networking In Exhibition Area

11.00 Break Out Room 1 Break Out Room 2 Discussion Groups-Lightening Discussion Groups-Situational The Load Awareness and SensorsStrategies To Lighten The Soldier Load When Incorporating New Modular Technology Into the Soldier System CO-CHAIR DISCUSSION LEADERSLieutenant Colonel Tiberius Tomoiaga, Military Equipment and Technological Research Agency, METRA, RomaniaDr. Adelbert Bronkhorst, Principal Scientist,TNO Netherlands

12.00 Where Is The Trade-Off Between Weight Reduction, Sustainability And Soldier System Effectiveness?CO-CHAIR DISCUSSION LEADERSMagnus Lifgren, Project Manager Soldier System, MARKUS, FMV, SWEDENRoss Jones, Programme Leader,Dismounted Soldier Systems Programme & Delivery Directorate, DSTLCo-Chair Position Available to Industry

13.00 Lunch and Informal Networking In the Exhibition Area

14.00 Predictions For The Future Soldier 2030: What Will Be Required And How Will Technology Provide It? PANELISTS:Brigadier Asle Johan Kjeldsberg, Former Quartermaster General/ Head of Defence Procurement, Norwegian Defence StaffColonel Richard Hansen, Former Programme Manager, Soldier Warrior,PEO Soldier, US Army Major Jonathan Herbert, Project Director Integrated Soldier System,Canadian Department of National DefenceMagnus Lifgren, Project Manager Soldier System, MARKUS, FMV, SWEDENLieutenant Colonel Pawel Sweklej, Project Manager, Soldier System TYTAN,General Command of the Polish Armed Forces

14.45 Keynote Presentation-Diamond Sponsor

15.30 Coffee and Networking In Exhibition Area

16.00 Discussion Groups-Power Discussion Grous-Night Vision More Power Less Weight:Making The Dream A RealityCO-CHAIR DISCUSSION LEADERSDarren Browning, NATO LCG DSS / Power Group Chairman, DSTL, UKDr Ed Andrukaitis, Project Manager, Advanced Electrical Power Sources, Defence R&D Canada, Department of National Defence

17.00 Power Considerations For Extreme Conditions: Maximising Soldier Energy From The Arctic To The DesertCO-CHAIR DISCUSSION LEADERSSteven Savage Senior Scientist,Defence, Safety and Security FOI - POWER, SWEDEN Rune Lausand, Chief Scientist, FFI, NORMANS, NORWAY

18.00 End of Discussion Groups and Forum Day 1

18.00 Drinks Reception In Exhibition Area

08.00 Coffee and Registration and Informal Introductions

08.30 Day 2 WelcomeSETAF Steering Committee Chairman (Colonel Richard Hansen)

08.45 Fact or Fiction? COTS Will Become The Future For Soldier ModernisationProgrammes As Defence Forces Look For A More Cost Effective AndModular Soldier System Design PANELISTS: Brigadier Asle Johan Kjeldsberg, Former Quartermaster General/ Head ofDefence Procurement, Norwegian Defence StaffLieutenant Colonel Pawel Sweklej, Project Manager, Soldier System TYTAN,General Command, Polish Armed ForcesLieutenant Colonel Matti Honkela, Programme Manager, Warrior 2020Materiel Division Army Command, Finland*John Foley, Technical Director, FIST, THALES UK

09.30 Keynote Presentation Available-Platinum Sponsor

10.15 Evaluating Emerging Threats And Their Potential Strategic Impact On Future Dismounted OperationsPANELISTS: Ross Jones, Programme Leader , Dismounted Soldier Systems Programme & Delivery Directorate, DSTLMajor Magnus, E Halberg, PM Soldier Equipment, Development, Swedish Armed Forces*Lieutenant Colonel Tiberius Tomoiaga, Military Equipment andTechnological Research Agency, METRA, RomaniaColonel Richard Hansen (Retd), Former Programme Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army

11.00 Coffee and Networking In Exhibition Area

11.30 Break Out Room 1 Break Out Room 2 Discussion Group - Discussion Group - Protective Human Factors Clothing and Ballistic ProtectionHuman Factors And Ergonomic Considerations When Loading The Soldier Small ArmCO-CHAIR DISCUSSION LEADERS

Ross Jones, Programme Leader - Dismounted Soldier Systems Programme & Delivery Directorate, DSTLDr. Adelbert Bronkhorst, Principal Scientist, TNO Netherlands

12.15 Weight Distribution Considerations When Building A Soldier SystemCO-CHAIR DISCUSSION LEADERS

Col Richard Hansen, Former Programme Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army Lieutenant Colonel Pawel Sweklej, Project Manager, Soldier System TYTAN, General Command of the Polish Armed ForcesCo-Chair Position Available to Industry

13.00 Lunch and Informal Networking In the Exhibition Area

14.00 SETAF Masterclass:Programme Acquisition and IntegrationCol Richard Hansen, Former Programme Manager, Soldier Warrior

17.00 End of Forum Day 2

SETAF Main Conference Agenda

Must Haves In The SoldierHandheld Situational AwarenessDevice: Making It Worth TheWeight!CO-CHAIR DISCUSSION LEADERSJohn Foley, Technical Director,FIST, THALES UKMr. Olaf Aul, Chief TechnicalLeader, IdZ -ES, RheinmetallDefence ElectronicsCo-Chair Position Available toIndustry

Delivering Data To Achieve The Tactical Operational Edge CO-CHAIR DISCUSSION LEADERSCol Richard Hansen, Former Programme Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army

Maximising Soldier Operations UnderDark: Evaluating The Latest NightVision Technologies Available AndWhich Will Best Suit Your NeedsCO-CHAIR DISCUSSION LEADERSLieutenant Colonel (Ret.) ChristopherWoodburn , Infantry Weapons andOptics, Maneuver Branch, Fires andmaneuver Integration Division, UnitedStates Marine CorpsMajor Rune Nesland-Steinor, ProjectManager Weapons, Optics andElectronic Warfare Land SystemsDivision, Norwegian Defence LogisticOrganisation*

Optimisng Lethality ThroughAdvanced Night Vision WeaponsSight Capabilities CO-CHAIR DISCUSSION LEADERCaptain Baard Thodesen, InfantrySection, Norwegian Army LandWarfare Centre, Norway*

Enhancing Soldier Protection ForEmerging and ContemporaryThreats CO-CHAIR DISCUSSION LEADERS

Brigadier Asle Johan Kjeldsberg,Former Quartermaster General/Head of Defence Procurement,Norwegian Defence StaffLieutenant Colonel MattiHonkela, Programme Manager,Warrior 2020 Materiel DivisionArmy Command, Finland*Major Magnus, E Halberg, PM Soldier Equipment,Development, Swedish Armed Forces*

The Ultimate Trade Off: SurvivabilityEffectiveness Whilst EnsuringEnhanced Mobility and PowerCO-CHAIR DISCUSSION LEADERS

Colonel Johannes Bogner, Headof Project Team, Soldat de Zukunft,Austria MoDHelena Lundberg, ProjectTechnician HBS and FormerProgramme Manager, Protection,FMV, Sweden*Darren Browning, NATO LCG DSS /Power Group Chairman, DSTL, UK

Day One 15th April 2015 Day Two 16th April 2015

*subject to final confirmation

At the heart of each soldier system is the ability to integrateeffectively the essential components that deliver dismountedoperational superiority in theatre. Whether this becommunications equipment, sensors, through to power andballistic protection, the need to acquire and then integrate thetechnologies available and recommended by scientists,engineers and industry remains the everyday challenge of thoseheading up national soldier programmes today.

In this unique workshop, Colonel Richard Hansen, FormerProgramme Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier, will give his vast

experience of achieving this and what the common challengesand opportunities are as the market continues to evolve everforward.

Key points addressed in the SETAF Masterclass will be:• Balancing power and weight• Ballistic protection as an integrator and cable system • Human factors and in operation testing data to shape future

variants• Managing upwards: on time and in budget • Collaborating with industry for the best results

The SETAF Winter Warfare Soldier Equipment Briefings Day ‘Optimising soldier systems in sub-zero operational environments’ | 14th April 2015

The SETAF Post Conference Masterclass Soldier Modernisation Programme Acquisition and Integration Optimisation | 16th April 2015 Afternoon

08.30 Coffee and Registration and Informal Introductions 09.00 Forum Welcome by SETAF Steering Committee Chairman

(Colonel Richard Hansen)

09.15 Key Steps When Designing And Fielding A Winter WarfareSoldier System: How Technology Improvement Is DrivingEnhanced Operational Performance

PANELISTS

Lieutenant Colonel Tiberius Tomoiaga, Military Equipmentand Technological Research Agency, METRA, Romania

Major Jonathan Herbert, Project Director Integrated SoldierSystem, Canadian Department of National Defence

Rune Lausand, Chief Scientist, FFI, NORWAY Major Magnus E Hallberg, PM Soldier Equipment,

Development, Swedish Armed Forces*

10.00 Effective Soldier Protective Clothing & Head BourneSystems For Winter Operations

Helena Lundberg, Project Technician HBS, Former PM SoldierEquipment and Personal Protection, FMV, Sweden*

10.30 Briefing Available To Focus Day Lead Sponsor

11.00 Coffee and Networking

11.30 Optimising Situational Awareness For The Finish Soldier Lieutenant Colonel Matti Honkela, Programme Manager,

Warrior 2020, Materiel Division Army Command, Finland*

12.00 Optimisng Mobility and Sustainability in Winter WeatherConditions

Reserved for Senior Officer, Norweigan Amred Forces Schoolof Winter Warfare (NSWW)

12.30 The Polish Soldier Weapon Approach To Soldier Winter Warfare Lieutenant Colonel Pawel Sweklej, Project Manager, Soldier

System TYTAN, General Command, Polish Armed Forces

13.00 Networking Lunch

14.00 A Look At The Winter Warfare Modules Of The ISSPProgramme

Major Jonathan Herbert, Project Director Integrated SoldierSystem, Canadian Department of National Defence

14.30 Evaluating Winter Warfare Capabilities of The RomanianRIFS Programme

Lieutenant Colonel Tiberius Tomoiaga, Military Equipmentand Technological Research Agency, METRA, Romania

15.00 End of Briefings Day

Rationale: Whilst many recent conflicts have seen dismounted operations focus on

hot and desert like conditions, there are many nations globally that need

soldier systems that stand up to the harsh environments of sub-zero

conditions. Whether it be heated hand-held displays, power consideration

or the reasons why equipment must be usable with thick protective gloves,

these systems are complex and fit for purpose. At SETAF Oslo 2015, we

dedicate a half day to insightful technical briefings from those operating

and fielding Winter Warfare soldier equipment. With Briefings sessions from

Norway, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Romania and Canada, keep an eye on

our website to see further updates.

Benefits of Attending:• Hear what Norway, Sweden, Finland,

Poland, Romania and Canada focus onwhen testing and developing arcticsoldier modules and components

• Meet with leading industry experts whospecialise in sub-zero and all terrainequipment and technology

• Optimise your future soldier systems toensure they too can be fielded in alloperational environments

Masterclass Leader: Colonel Richard Hansen, FormerProgram Manager, Soldier Warrior, PEO Soldier, US Army

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Who you will meet at SETAF 2015

The participants of SETAF will cover the whole value chainof the soldier equipment market. The speakers andinvited participants will be carefully selected to bringtogether those with active requirements for soldiertechnology and will ensure that as well as military leaders,the key system integrators and prime contractorsparticipate. We will also make sure that the very latesttechnology innovators will be present to share theirground breaking equipment with a captive audience alllooking to advance their soldier and marine programmes.

The audience will include, but not be limited to:• National Soldier Modernisation Programme Managers

(military) • Chief Scientist, Chief Engineer and Technical Project

Managers from Prime Contractors • Military Project Leaders for the following areas: - Soldier Power - Soldier C4i and Situational Awareness - Soldier Protective Clothing and Equipment - Human Factors - Soldier Weapons - Night Vision and Thermal Optics • Chief Scientists, soldier programmes • NATO Land Capability Group 1-Dismounted Soldier

Systems Chairs and Members

5 Reasons Your business will benefit from sponsoring SETAF 2015

1. Generate new sales leads: SETAF is the perfect placeto meet new prospects who may need yourequipment and technology to advance their soldiersystem. By the very nature of our high qualityparticipants, the contacts generated in our focuseddiscussions will lead to high conversion rates

2. Launch new products or services: use SETAF as alaunch pad to promote your latest technology orservice. With senior decision makers and influencersonsite as well as potential industry partners and press,innovative new products will always generate a buzz

3. Demonstrate thought leadership: speaking andparticipating in our discussion groups will allow you toshowcase your expert market knowledge to anaudience of high level decision makers

4. Raise your company profile and brand: being partof this unique forum establishes your company as akey leader and support within the soldiermodernisation community. By aligning our brand withSETAF you are taking the steps to keep your productsand services front of mind with those that matter

5. Distinguish and differentiate your offering: ensureyour competitors don’t get ahead and meet yourexisting customers and future prospects before you do

SOLDIER EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY AND ADVANCEMENT FORUM (SETAF) Pre-conference: Winter Warfare Soldier Equipment Briefing Day 14th April 2015, Main Conference: 15th and 16th April 2015

Post Conference Masterclass: 16th April 2015 (Afternoon), Scandic Solli Hotel, Oslo, Norway

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