NDIA: Event.

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MAY 13-16, 2002

International Infantry & Joint Services Small Arms Systems Section Symposium Exhibition & Firing Demonstration

Event #2610

Atlantic City, NJ

Regular Registration Rates:

Member $605

Non-Member $660

Non-Member Allied $665

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At this symposium, the international infantry and small arms communities come together for technical paper presentations, informational speakers and exhibits of the hardware used by current and future defense organizations. A firing demonstration is scheduled where exhibitors can display their product capabilities. The symposium is expected to draw law enforcement, government, industry and international participants, in addition to a strong representation from all branches of the military. NDIA looks forward to seeing you in Atlantic City.

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MAY 20-24, 2002

Global Demilitarization Symposium & Exhibition

Event #2580

Lexington, KY

Regular Registration Rates:

Member $670

Non-Member $715

Government $420

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This symposium supports Department of Defense efforts to reduce the stockpile of excess and obsolete conventional weapons. The program will focus on the global challenges and successes experienced in the disposition of energetic materials to include ongoing disposal, recycling, and reuse programs and research. Additionally, demilitarization policy updates will be provided, as available.

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JUNE 3-5, 2002

Mines, Demolition and Non-Lethal Conference and Exhibition

Event #2500

Tampa, FL

Regular Registration Rates:

Member $425

Non-Member $480

Government $315

Non-Member Allied $485

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NDIA will hold this event in conjunction with the U.S. Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC). The Army's evolving requirements for the future force demand flexibility of response, greater situational awareness, and continuing compliance with international agreements-all within lighter, more rapidly deployable packaging.

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JUNE 3-5, 2002

2nd Annual Intelligent Vehicle Systems Symposium

Event #2570

Traverse City, MI

Regular Registration Rates:

Member $575

Non-Member $630

Government $355

Non-member Allied $635

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The objective of the annual Intelligent Vehicle Systems Symposium is to provide researchers, developers and program managers from government, academia, and industry a forum for exchange of information on current work related to the advancement of technologies and applications of intelligent systems to Army and commercial vehicles.

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JUNE 10-12, 2002

2nd Annual National Symposium and Exhibition on Terrorism Preparedness and Response

Event #2450

Los Angeles, CA

Registration fees to be determined.

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The symposium is a follow-on to the highly successful NDIA-IAB event held in Salt Lake City in 2001. The focus is on specific measures and equipment to cope with the threats of chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive events which could affect the United States.

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JUNE 11-19, 2002

7th International Cannon Artillery Firepower Symposium & Exhibition

Event #2640

Parsippany, NJ

Registration fees to be determined.

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The theme of the symposium is "Science & Technology -- Transforming Fires in the 21st Century".

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JUNE 17-21

The Defense Systems Acquisition Management Course (DSAM)

Event #202C

San Diego, CA

Tuition: Industry $1,490

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The Defense Systems Acquisition Management Course is structured for industry acquisition managers in today's dynamic environment, providing the latest information related to acquisition policy, reform initiatives, procedures and processes. The target audience is industry program managers, assistant program managers, systems engineers, industry personnel serving on Defense Department Integrated Product Teams, and other personnel who must interface with offices involved in program development and execution.

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JUNE 18-20

2002 Warheads and Ballistics Symposium (Classified)

Event #2480

Colorado Springs, CO

A jointly sponsored symposium

Regular Registration Fees:

Member $655

Non- Member $675

Government/Academia $475

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A jointly sponsored symposium combining the Ballistic Division's Eighth Classified Ballistics Symposium with the Bomb & Warhead Division's 52nd Annual Bomb & Warhead Technical Symposium. The meeting will provide a forum for classified, export-controlled and non-public domain papers in the areas of ballistics, weapon effectiveness, and bomb and warhead technology. The symposium will be classified at the SECRET/NOFORN level to U.S. citizens only.

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JUNE 24-27

Security Technology Conference & Exhibition

Event # 2490

Reston, VA

Registration fees to be determined.

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This event examines the changes caused by the war on terrorism and the new national security strategy, homeland defense, the impact on traditional security processes, and the future direction of the security industry relative to requirements and capabilities arising from these historic events.

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JUNE 24-27

Simulation Based Acquisition & Advanced Systems Engineering Environment Conference

Meeting #2390

McLean, VA

Regular Registration Rates:

Member $665

Non-Member $715

Government/Academia $580

Non-Member Allied $720

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Simulation is a key enabler to the transformation of the Department of Defense, from assessment of future requirements to early test of "virtual" new systems concepts. This conference will examine the current initiatives and studies which are emphasizing the needs for advanced systems engineering environments and discuss implementation strategies concepts and future challenges.

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JUNE 25-26

Army Small Business Conference - "Army & Small Business: A Winning Team"

Event # 2430

Alexandria, Virginia

Registration fees to be determined.

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The conference is aimed at the Army's small business contractors. It brings together leaders of the industry small business community and the government to discuss recent changes affecting small businesses. Participants will include key Army decision makers from the Pentagon to field commanders who conduct acquisitions. The conference provides a forum for open exchange of information between senior government officials and small business leaders.