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Central and Eastern Europe’s Most
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21st-22nd
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Angelo Hotel, Prague, Czech Republic
CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN:
Major General (ret’d) Josef Sedlak, Former Commander,
Joint Forces, Czech Armed Forces
GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY EXPERTS INCLUDE:
Major General Jaromir Zuna, Director of the Support Division,
Ministry of Defence, The Czech Republic
Brigadier General Strecha, Deputy Director, Capabilities
Development Division, Ministry of Defence, The Czech Republic
Brigadier General Morten Eggen, Commander Land Systems
Division, Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation
Brigadier General Michael Nilsson, Chief Defence Logistics,
Swedish Armed Forces
Brigadier General Dragos Iacob, Commander 15th
Mechanised Brigade, Romanian Armed Forces
Brigadier General Erich Weissenböck, Head of Force
Development Division, Ministry of Defence, Austria
Brigadier General (ret’d) Milan Celko, former Deputy
National Armaments Director, Ministry of Defence,
The Slovak Republic
Colonel (ret’d) Tomas Dvoracek, Director, Land Forces
Armaments Department, Armaments and Acquisition Division,
Ministry of Defence, The Czech Republic
Colonel Jiri David, Commander of the 7th Mechanised
Brigade, Czech Armed Forces
Colonel Dick van Broekhoven, Head of Material Division,
The Royal Netherlands Army
Colonel Slobodan Bandalo, Resources Directorate,
Armaments Sector, Ministry of Defence, Croatia
Colonel Maciej Zajac, Deputy Chief of Land Forces
Directorate, Armament Inspectorate, Poland
Colonel David Gardner, Commander of the 2nd Armoured
Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, US Army Europe
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Rosen, Project Deputy Manager
Stryker Future Operations, US Army
Captain Engineer Mario Lozano Benito, Technical Director
Pizarro Programme, Pizarro Programme, Land Systems,
Weapons and Material Armament Directorate,
Ministry of Defence, Spain
Mr. Alex Koers, Managing Director,
Microflown AVISA
Mr. Ian Harris, Business Development,
Lockheed Martin
Major (ret’d) Kevin Sloan, International Business Development
Manager, Soucy Defense
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:
• Benefit from detailed insight into the Czech Armed Forces’
modernisation and procurement plans pertaining to its
8x8, main battle tank and IFV replacement
• Hear detailed updates from key Central and Eastern
European nations on their respective modernisation
programmes, including briefings from heads of land,
procurement and operational command from Poland,
the Czech Republic, Croatia, Austria, Slovakia,
and many others!
• Do not miss the briefings from other leading nations and
organisations such as Sweden, the US, Spain and OCCAR!
• View the latest combat vehicle survivability, C4I, and
weapon systems technology in the exhibition area

2. Future Armoured Vehicles Central & Eastern Europe 2018
Day One Monday 21st May
8.00 Registration & Coffee
8.50 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Major General (ret) Josef Sedlak, Former Commander,
Joint Forces, Czech Armed Forces
KEYNOTE ADDRESSES
9.00 Seeing Logistics as a Land Force Enabler
• How logistics support land deployments and operations in the
Czech Armed Forces
• Enabling land forces with comprehensive logistical support and
through-life support
• Overcoming the foreseeable interoperability challenge in land-air
cooperation with logistics
Major General Jaromir Zuna, Director of Support Division,
Czech MoD
9.30 Developing Czech Land Capabilities to Optimise its Defensive stature
and Achieve its Strategic Objectives
• A focus on land capabilities: optimising the Czech armoured vehicle
• Integrating the new Infantry fighting Vehicle into the existing Armed
Forces: challenges and opportunities
• Overcoming the foreseeable interoperability challenges in land-air
cooperation
• Elaborating and implementing the Defence Strategy of the Czech
Republic into the Czech military: a stronger and faster land force
• How a modernised armoured vehicle fleet will contribute towards
achieving Czech strategic objectives in Europe and globally
Brigadier General Ivo Strecha, Deputy Director, Capabilities
Development Division, Czech MoD
10.00 Maximising Land Combat Effectiveness and Protection in Northern
Europe: an Update on the CV90 Success Story
• Increasing Swedish military capabilities: An update on national
exercise Aurora 2017
• Enhancing strategic and tactical mobility, air defence, anti-tank capability,
high survivability, and protection with the CV90 armoured vehicle
• Adapting to the changing security environment: requirements and
planned developments in armoured vehicle capabilities
• How optimised sighting systems integrated into the CV90 enhance
effectiveness and survivability of Swedish troops regionally and abroad
Brigadier General Michael Nilsson, Chief of Defence Logistics,
Swedish Armed Forces
10.30 Morning Coffee
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES
11.00 Modernising the Polish Armed Forces Through the Acquisition and
Procurement of the New Generation High Mobility Jelcz 442.32 Vehicles
• An update on the modernisation and acquisition planning in the
Polish Armed Forces
• Integrating the Jelcz 442.32 platform into the legacy equipment of
the Territorial Defence Units
• Enhancing operational effectiveness through maximised mobility (on
hardened surface as well as off-road)
• How optimised modularity facilitates the accomplishment of
multi-purpose missions
• Future acquisition and development prospects in the Polish Armed Forces
Colonel Maciej Zajac, Deputy Chief of Land Forces Directorate,
Armament Inspectorate, Polish MoD
11.30 CARAVAN, Comprehensive Acoustic Situational Awareness for
Networked Vehicles
• Acoustic Multi Mission Sensors
• Self protection of the vehicle/convoy/crew
• Mobile sound ranging
• Fire control
Mr. Alex Koers, Managing Director, Microflown AVISA
12.00 The Croatian Armoured Vehicle Fleet and Material Procurement Processes
• The hardware currently at use in Croatia: update and experiences
with the Patria 8x8x armoured vehicle
• An overview on the planning, coordination and execution of
national armament projects
• Responding to the Armed Forces’ needs and meeting new requirements
• Maximising life-cycle management and enhancing operational
effectiveness
• Prospects of modernisation and acquisition of new materials
Colonel Slobodan Bandalo, Head of Acquisition and Modernization
Department, Croatian MoD
12.30 Networking Lunch
MODERNISATION AND UPGRADES
1.30 Modernising the Romanian Armoured Vehicle Fleet with a Brand New
Romanian-German Partnership
• Force structure within the 15th Mechanised Brigade
• Fulfilling the NATO duty and spending 2% of Romania’s GDP on Defence
• The new Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC): supplying the Romanian
military with Rheinmetall equipment
• Acquiring material that empowers Romania to respond to the
changing strategic environment
• Future developments of the Romanian Land Forces to ensure
operational readiness
Brigadier General Dragos Iacob, Commander, 15th Mechanised
Brigade, Romanian Armed Forces
2.00 PIncreasing the Range and Reach of Armoured Vehicle Turrets
• Medium Weight
• Modular capabilities
• The Future: alternatives?
Mr. Ian Harris, Business Development, Lockheed Martin UK
2.30 PEO GCS Development of Stryker; supporting Armoured Capabilities
in the Region
• The demands of the contemporary operational environment within
the Eastern European theatre
• Enhancing lethality through integrated 30mm weapon systems
• Countering IED and mine threats: integrating the double hull and
upgrading survivability
• Maximising intelligence gathering, processing, and dissemination
through enhanced C4ISTAR
• Adapting to the changing Eastern European strategic environment:
what it means for the Stryker armoured vehicle
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Rosen, Project Deputy Manager Stryker
Future Operations, PEO Ground Combat Systems, US Army
3.00 Afternoon Tea
Procurement, Innovation and Requirements
3.30 Modernising the Czech Armoured Vehicle Fleet: an Acquisition and
Armaments Division Perspective
• Increasing defence spending, maximising effectiveness of land
deployments and enhancing security in Central Europe
• Replacing the ageing BMP-2s fleet and procuring 210 new Armoured
Fighting Vehicles to achieve strategic superiority
• The acquisition programme requirements and planned procurement
timeline
• Overcoming the challenges of acquiring new technologies:
interoperability and sustainability
Colonel (ret’d) Tomas Dvoracek, Director, Land Forces Armaments
Department, Armaments and Acquisition Division,
National Armaments Office, Czech MoD
4.00 ‘Composite Rubber Track’ Operate at Reach - Lower Logistic Need -
Fight for Longer
• An overview of the Composite Rubber Track System
• Survivability benefits:
- Noise Vibration (troops fight for longer)
- Durability Maintainability
- Vehicle weight Manoeuvrability
- Ammunition Electronics
- Low logistic Support Life Cycle Costs
• Challenges for Integration and Maintainability
Major (ret’d) Kevin Sloan, International Business Development
Manager, Soucy Defence
4.30 Panel Discussion - Factors Driving Procurement in Central and
Eastern Europe and Meeting Army Requirements
• Adapting to the changing security environment along NATO’s
eastern borders
• Meeting army requirements: Planning, Coordinating, and Executing
national armament projects
• What acquiring new cutting-edge technology
and platforms mans for military alliances
• Foreseeable regional challenges to stability and remedying them
Major General (ret’d) Josef Sedlak, Former Commander Joint Forces,
Czech Armed Forces
Brigadier General Ivo Strecha, Deputy Director, Capabilities
Development Division, Czech MoD
Colonel Maciej Zajac, Deputy Chief of Land Forces Directorate,
Armament Inspectorate, Polish MoD
Brigadier General (ret’d) Milan Celko, Former Director General,
National Armaments Director, The Slovak Republic MoD
Colonel Slobodan Bandalo, Head of Acquisition and Modernization
Department, Croatian MoD
5.15 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
Major General (ret) Josef Sedlak, Former Commander,
Joint Forces, Czech Armed Forces
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3. 8.30 Registration Coffee
8.50 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Major General (ret’d) Josef Sedlak,
Former Commander, Joint Forces, Czech Armed Forces
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMME UPDATES
9.00 Developing the Norwegian Armoured Vehicle and Learning from
Experience
• Current force structure of the Norwegian land Forces
• Recent Developments in the Norwegian armoured vehicle
capabilities
• Cooperation in Eastern Europe: Strengthening NATO’s land
capabilities and sharing armoured vehicle fleets
• Steps forward for the Norwegian programmes and progress in
implementation
Brigadier General Morten Eggen, Commander Land Systems Division,
Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation
9.30 Latest Updates on Austria’s Armoured Vehicles Fleet
• Completion of the protected vehicle fleet – GD PANDUR, IVECO
GMF, KMW DINGO
• Implementation of Bv S 10 to support operations in challenging
terrain
Brigadier General Erich Weissenboeck, Head of Force Development
Division, Austrian MoD
10.00 The RNLA’s Armoured Vehicle Fleet: Modernisation and Deployments
• Hardware and platform currently in use in the Royal Netherlands
Army
• Deploying the Dutch Boxer IFV in Lithuania and strengthening
European security
• Enhanced Forward Presence in Lithuania
• Enhancing mobility and lethality through upgrades of the
CV9035NL IFV
• Current developments leading the RNLA’s procurement strategy
• Foreseeable prospects of modernisation and acquisition in the
RNLA
Colonel Dick van Broekhoven, Head of the Material Logistics Branch,
Royal Netherlands Army
10.30 Morning Coffee
REGIONAL PROGRAMME UPDATES
11.00 Maximising the Effectiveness and Reach of the 7th Mechanised
Brigade through Enhanced Capabilities and Adapted Strategy
• Enhancing the 7th Mechanised Brigade’s lethality, survivability, and
manoeuvrability through the integration of upgraded IFV
• Maximising Effectiveness: acquiring new hardware to replace the
BMP-2 armoured vehicles
• Update on the competition and the potential vehicles selected;
what each IFV would mean for the 7th Mechanised Brigade
• Implementing new strategies around the newly integrated IFV and
the vision for the future of the Brigade
Colonel Jiri David, Commander 7th Mechanised Brigade,
Czech Armed Forces
11.30 An Independent View on Procurement Processes: Planning,
Coordination, And Execution of National Armament Projects
• An overview on the procurement and armament process in the
Slovak Republic
• Responding to the Armed Forces’ needs and meeting new
requirements
• Maximising life-cycle management and enhancing operational
effectiveness
• Overcoming the challenges that arise in expensive and extensive
procurement projects
• A personal insight into the current armaments and procurement
projects of the Slovak Republic
Brigadier General (ret’d) Milan Celko, Former Director General,
National Armaments Director, The Slovak Republic MoD
12.00 Networking Lunch
INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES
1.00 Massing Combat Power in the European Theatre Deploying an
Armoured Brigade Combat Team
• Supporting regional forces with strategic deployment of armoured
brigades
• Overcoming the challenges of regional cooperation and
interoperability among national combat vehicle fleets
• Adapting to the shifting strategic environment: deployments,
acquisition programmes, and modernisation of combat vehicle
programmes
Colonel David Gardner, Commander of the 2nd Armoured Brigade
Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, US Army Europe
1.30 OCCAR - An Update on the Multi-Role Armoured Vehicle (MRAV)
BOXER Programme: Enhancing European Land Warfare Capabilities
• A European success story: feedback from Lithuanian, Dutch, and
German experiences
• Enhancing lethality, survivability and mobility: integrating new
weapon systems, protecting against ballistic threats, and adapting
to mission requirements through modularity
• Future acquisition programmes of the BOXER vehicle in Europe
Mr. Tomas Eismontas, Vehicle and Trials Officer, OCCAR-EA
Mr. Geradus Lijten, ILS Section Leader, OCCAR-EA
2.00 Afternoon Tea
WEAPONS SYSTEMS AND LETHALITY
2.30 Upgrading Spanish Armoured Vehicle Capabilities, Modernising
Hardware, and Adapting to Changing Threat Environments
• International cooperation in the armoured vehicle - the case of
ASCOD AFV
• Focus on combat vehicle modernisation with key platforms:
- 8x8 APC
- Pizzaro IFV and its derived developments
- Pizarro Combat Engineer Vehicle, the next breakthrough
• Achieving capability superiority in land deployments with the
Pizarro platform
• Maximising effectiveness of land operations through enhanced
situational awareness, lethality, and command and control
• Prospects of development and future modernisation of the Pizarro
platform as well as projects of overall procurement in the Spanish
MoD
Captain Engineer Mario Lozano Benito, Pizarro Programme Technical
Director, Weapons and Material Armament Directorate, Spanish MoD
3.00 Designing the Future Combat Tracked Armoured Vehicle to Maximise
Mobility and Lethality
• New generation armoured vehicles: construction requirements and
system integration
• How simulating technologies enhance survivability,
manoeuvrability, and lethality on the battlefield
• Overcoming the current challenges in armoured vehicles design
and construction, and meeting the Czech Republic’s defence
requirements
• Update on research and developments in simulating technologies
in the Brno University of Defence
Major Dr. Vlastimil Neumann (SFC), University of Defence in Brno,
The Czech Republic
3.30 Panel Discussion: Integrating New Equipment and Systems Into AV
Programmes and Platforms: The Need For Optimised MRO
• Deciding the new requirements and integrating them into AV
platforms
• Optimising repair, maintenance, and operations
Major General (ret’d) Josef Sedlak, Former Commander Joint Forces,
Czech Armed Forces
Colonel Dick van Broekhoven, Head of the Material Logistics Branch,
Royal Netherlands Army
Colonel Jiri David, Commander 7th Mechanised Brigade,
Czech Armed Forces
Mr. Tomas Eismontas, Vehicle and Trials Officer,
OCCAR-EA
Captain Engineer Mario Lozano Benito, Pizarro Programme Technical
Director, Weapons and Material Armament Directorate, Spanish MoD
4.15 Chairman’s Closing Remarks
Major General (ret’d) Josef Sedlak, Former Commander, Joint Forces,
Czech Armed Forces
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4. Audience profile:
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Central and Eastern Europe 2018 will provide a
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environment on NATO’s eastern borders, and
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• Heads of procurement, acquisition, and land
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• Senior scientists for land systems
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Prime networking opportunities exist to entertain, enhance
and expand your client base within the context of an
independent discussion specific to your industry.Should
you wish to join the increasing number of companies
benefiting from sponsoring our conferences please call:
Justin Predescu on +44 (0) 20 7827 6130 or email:
jpredescu@smi-online.co.uk

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