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MARCH 19-20, 2002 Navy Ballistic Missile Defense Conference

Event #2160

Arlington, VA

Regular Registration Fees:

Member $270

Non-Member $325

Government $205

Description: This event provides insights into the U.S.

MARCH 19-21, 2002 Joint Undersea Warfare Technology Spring Conference

Event #2260

San Diego, CA

Regular Registration Fees:

Government/Academia $380

Member $595

Non-Member $630

Description: This year's Undersea Warfare Conference promises to be beneficial to both government and industry With topic areas focusing on undersea sensors and vehicles, aviation, C41, combat systems, and mine warfare, attendees will have a well-rounded conference experience. Also taking place will be a beach party by the water, which presents a perfect opportunity for networking. Come join us in March!

MARCH 21-22, 2002 Combat Vehicles Conference

Event #2620

Gaffey Hall, Fort Knox, KY

Registration fees to be determined.

Description: The rescheduled Combat Vehicle Conference will sharpen the focus of current investment initiatives advocated by the new administration and provide updates on executing transformation activities. The Secretary of the Army has been invited to present his view of the Army's Transformation thrust and wartime posture.

MARCH 25-27, 2002 Nan-Lethal Defense V

Event # 2420

Reston, VA

Registration fees to be determined.

Description: This conference is designed to enhance awareness of the need for non-lethal weapons, concepts, tactics, training and doctrine. It will address the full range of operations from peace support and humanitarian missions through the strategic implications these weapons systems provide.

MARCH 25-28, 2002 28th Environmental & Energy Symposium & Exhibition

Event # 2440

Charleston, SC

Regular Registration Rates:

Member $675

Non-Member $725

Government $450

Non-Member Allied $730

Description: NDIA, along with the Department of Defense and the Environmental Protection Agency, will conduct this forum for the exchange of technical information, funding and new ideas on environmental and energy issues, including government policy, regulations, programs and law. 120 exhibits on environmental and energy programs and 200 speakers dealing with terrorism, vulnerability, organizational responses and sustainability and their impact upon structures, daily operations and environmental and energy resources will be offered.

MARCH 25-28, 2002 Interoperability Conference

Event # 2120

Mesa, AZ

Regular Registration Rates:

Member $640

Non-Member $695

Government $550

Non-Member Allied $700

Description: This conference will help identify courses of action for the Department of Defense to address Interoperability issues, and provide a forum for the exchange of information and ideas among the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Navy, Marine Corps, U S Air Force, U S Army Joint Staff and Joint Forces Command, and Industry, regarding current and potential approaches to address these issues.

APRIL 3-4, 2002 TechTrends 2002 Conference & Exhibition

Event #2950

Baltimore, MD

Registration fees to be determined.

Description: This event offers an opportunity for technology, R&D and science organizations to learn funding initiatives offered by government agencies; to form strategic partnerships; and to learn through workshop presentations and keynote speakers.

APRIL 15-18, 2002 37th Annual Gun & Ammunition Conference & Exhibition

Event #2590

Panama City, FL

Regular Registration Rates:

                   G&A Rates  Combined

Member                  $655      $850
Non-Member              $705      $900
Government              $470      $675
Non-Member Allied       $710      $905

Description: This conference provides an international forum for the exchange of technical information and ideas, development plans and technology of present and future gun and ammunition systems and related integration technologies.

We encourage attendance at both the Gun & Ammunition and Missiles & Rockets Conferences. Combined rates are shown.

APRIL 17-19, 2002 3rd Annual Missiles & Rockets Conference & Exhibition

Event #2630

Panama City, FL

Regular Registration Rates:

                   M&R Rates  Combined

Member                  $400      $850
Non-Member              $455      $900
Government              $300      $675
Non-Member Allied       $460      $905

APRIL 22-24, 2002 Atlanta Executive Seminar XXVIII (Invitation Only)

Description: This Symposium promises to be a premier opportunity to gain insights into current and future missile systems and technologies. It also offers a wonderful forum to display your products and capabilities to a diverse audience of technical experts as well as government and industry leaders. We encourage attendance at both the Gun & Ammunition and Missiles & Rockets Conferences. Combined rates are shown.

Event #2510

Atlanta, GA

Regular Registration Rates:

Member $860

Non-Member $860

Government $330

APRIL 25, 2002 2002 Strike, Land Attack & Air Defense Annual Symposium

Description: The National Defense Industrial Association, the Army Acquisition Executive and the US Army Materiel Command will provide a forum where more than 150 senior defense industry and Army decision-making partners meet to freely and directly exchange their thoughts on mutual acquisition business practices.

Event #2100

Laurel, MD

Regular Registration Rates:

Government $175

Member $220

Non-Member $255

APRIL 29 - MAY 1, 2002 46th Annual NDIA Fuze Conference

Description: "FORCEnet, the Single Integrated Picture (SIP)--Enabling the Warfighter through Network Centric Warfare" is the theme event. FORCEnet is the architecture and building blocks of sensors, networks, decision aids, weapons, warriors, and supporting systems integrated into an adaptive, human centric, comprehensive system that operates from sea bed to space and from sea to land.

Event #2560

San Antonio, TX

Regular Registration Rates:

Member $610

Non-Member $640

Government $375

Description: Presentations will be given from military, government, system contractor, and fuzing industry personnel for topics relating to requirements, developments and innovation; program status; and methods of addressing DoD and STANAG mandated changes. This year we hope to increase the number of foreign presentations and group many of the papers under a "NATO Fuze" forum.