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OBJECTIVE Today’s Submarine Force, with its unique stealth, endurance and mobility, has the ability to gain access to areas to which other forces will likely be denied. Thus, the Joint Force depends on submarines to penetrate anti-access systems for essential intelligence and to defeat those systems to allow the flow of other forces. To effectively exploit its concealment, today’s and tomorrow’s submarines require new organic systems and off-board payloads that will operate against a range of adversaries and can evolve with, and respond to, changing world conditions. Accordingly, the objectives of this Symposium are to highlight: 1) Technologies to increase the submarine’s stealth and survivability, and to reduce the need to compromise its stealth; 2) Submarine-delivered offensive means, including nontraditional means of influence, to penetrate and defeat anti-access systems, support the flow of Joint Forces into the area, and impose risk on the adversary; and 3) Technologies to further integrate the submarine with off-board sensors and assets to increase its value in the kill-chain. These objectives align squarely with the Submarine Force Leadership Undersea Warfare Strategy. The updated Undersea Warfare Design refines areas to which you, the audience, may bring the talents and capabilities of your organization to bear on the future performance, sustainability, and adaptability of the Submarine Force. Further, the Design aids in focusing the direction of future Symposia toward solving the primary technology concerns and needs of the Force. Once again the Symposium will bring both new and returning special guests and Keynote speakers. New to the Symposium will be the Director of Undersea Warfare (OPNAV N97), RADM (Sel) Barry Bruner. Returning will be Ron O’Rourke to once again “call it like it is” regarding Submarine Force priorities and opportunities. And finally our new Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Jonathan Greenert, will share his insight of the challenges to future forward submarine operations. While submarines have long been essential elements of the United States’ military’s force structure, current and future world conditions are likely to further increase the demand for submarine support. It is the flexibility of the submarine that enables its utility in a range of operational imperatives that may be required by Theater Commanders. Technical advances by potential future adversaries pose an increased risk to our naval surface and air forces. Hence, future submarine missions may well expand to fulfill non-traditional roles to enhance the survivability of these forces. A final objective is to stimulate your energy and creativity to improve and enhance the capability of the United States’ submarines in their support of National Security Objectives as well as their ability to operate in mutual support of our Allies. Your active participation is sought and encouraged.
SuBMarInE TEChnOLOgy SyMpOSIuM Executive Committee George W. Emery General Chair VADM, USN (Ret.) G. Daniel Tyler Symposium Co-Chair Michael A. Mangan Program Chair Conrad F. Orloff Assistant Program Chair C. Mickey Garverick NSL Executive Director Lisa A. Blodgett Technical Advisory Board David E. Mann Technical Advisory Board Ernie L. Holmboe Technical Advisory Board George P. Bardsley Technical Advisory Board William M. Lewis 2011 Program Chair Cyndi A. Utterback 2009–2010 Program Chair Robert D. Sherman Arrangements Chair Barbara L. Friend Executive Assistant to General Chair and Asst. Arrangements Chair Brenda R. Kramer Exhibits Chair Raquel Y. Robinson Program Secretary Karen A. Denny Registration Support Commander, Submarine Force Liaison Officers Mr. Bobby Starks LCDR Brian Souder, USN CSDS-12 Liaison CAPT Dennis McKelvey, USN Mr. Scott Lang Session Chairs & asst. Session Chairs Session 1: Key Technologies for Submarines in the Anti-Access/Area Denial Scenario Chair: Kevin Peppe, CAPT, USN (Ret.), Raytheon Asst. Chair: Paul Rosbolt, CAPT, USN (Ret.), Raytheon Session 2: Enhancing Submarine Contributions to Irregular Warfare and Special Forces Chair: Mr. Ken Blomstedt, GD-EB Asst. Chair: Dr. Mark Bennett, GD-EB Session 3: Weapons to Increase the Impact of Undersea Operations Chair: RDML Thomas Wears, USN Asst. Chair: Mr. George Zvara, NUWC Newport Session 4: Leveraging Off-Board Sensors and Assets Chair: Dr. Alan Lytle, CAPT, USN, Northrop Grumman Corporation Asst. Chair: Paul Ims, CAPT, USN (Ret.), Northrop Grumman Corporation Session 5: Expanding the Submarine’s Role in the Theater-Level Kill-Chain Chair: Craig Selbrede, CAPT, USN (Ret.), JHU/APL Asst. Chair: Mr. Timothy Erickson, JHU/APL arrangements Committee Robert D. Sherman Chair Barbara L. Friend Assistant Chair C. Mickey Garverick Registration Allison A. Goodman Administration Karen A. Denny Administration James O. Kave Conference Center Facilities Tiffany M. Roebuck APL Security
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