Expanding the Future Shield for Integrated Missile Defense Systems

Enemy missile capabilities have increased exponentially within the past decade. The ability to produce, deploy, and launch explosive ordinance has become increasingly simplified. Globally, state and non-state actors who have had the intention, but rarely the means, have gained the capacity to pose a significant threat to the United States and its allies. Aggressors such as Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah, Myanmar and North Korean, have all shown substantial growth in their ballistic missile programs

The global missile defense market, which was worth $10.27bn in 2010 alone, is currently in a state of flux as development continues to move beyond established markets in the US and Europe. A growing number of allied countries will be investing billions of dollars into missile defense programs over the next 10 years and are looking to procure increasingly sophisticated technology or collaborate on further ranges of missile defense.

The future development of Americas integrated missile defense system will be increasingly imperative. To protect U.S. interests at home and abroad as well as support and reassure our allies, the U.S. must make acquisition efforts to bolster our missile defenses and the defensive capabilities

Benefits of Attending

• Hear advancements being made in Missile defense technology
• Understand the future of IADS in regards to the deadline of Ballistic Missile Defense Systems
• Discover acquisition priorities from the military and commercial realm

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