As near-peer adversaries advance their capabilities, achieving and maintaining air dominance has become critical to overall defense strategy. To secure superiority in the skies, there is an increasing need for enhanced lethality and survivability. This advancement is possible through the integration of cutting-edge technologies, including real-time data for faster and more effective decision-making, Artificial Intelligence, advanced sensors, next-generation weapons, and Manned-Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T).

The goal of the M&S Summit is to gather Air Force and Space Force M&S experts to learn about new M&S initiatives and techniques, network across military services and with industry experts, and to hear our technological leaders’ perspectives on how M&S can transition more training from the real world to digital.

The National Fire Control Symposium (NFCS) is a tri-service supported event with technical program lead advisory rotating among the services. The U.S. Navy will provide lead technical advisorship for the March 2025 event in its 31^st year.

Thank you for expressing your interest in in attending the inagural industry day, co-sponsored by DAF's Integrated Capabilities Office (ICO), USAF's Integrated Capabilities Command(ICC), and AFMC's Integrated Development Office(IDO), hosted by the Future Force Collaboration Center (F2C2). Throughout the course of the day, we hope to provide potential mission partners with tools to best integrate into future acquisition and development progrqams for the US Air Force and Space Force.

The Air Force Capability Development Industry Information Day is a process-focused, non-technical informational event. The goal of this event is to provide participants insight into how the Air Force has evolved the way it develops capabilities in response to the Department’s re-optimization for Great Power Competition (GPC) and to create a stronger foundation for further collaboration in the future. The event will:

The 9th Annual Military Additive Manufacturing Summit & Technology Showcase remains the premier event in North America for military, aerospace, and defense 3D printing. It features high-level discussions on Department of Defense acquisition priorities, international initiatives in 3D printing, and presentations on cutting-edge technological advancements in AM. Each year, this event serves as a crucial platform for military, government, international partners and industry professionals to connect, collaborate, and strategize on integrating additive technologies.

The 11^th Space Resiliency Summit will bring together senior leaders, experts, and innovators to discuss the policies and operations necessary to ensure the safety and resiliency of US-space based assets and missions in an increasingly contested space domain. The 2024 Summit will highlight innovative technologies, strategies, and policies needed to assure continued space superiority for the U.S.

Connect directly with over $4 billion in early stage funding. Learn how to compete for funding, while networking with global industry scouts, investors, and key federal leadership representing the nation’s largest seed fund.

DSI’s 12^th Annual Big Data for Intelligence Summit will convene senior leaders from across the Intelligence Community, Department of Defense, federal government, academia, and industry to discuss the prioritization of data as a strategic asset.  In order to maintain the decision advantage in an increasingly complex, dynamic threat landscape, leaders at this Summit will explore how to accelerate data, AI, and analytical capabilities to deliver actionable intelligence at speed and scale.

The 11^th Annual EOD/IED & Countermine Symposium will bring together experts, innovators, and policymakers to address critical challenges in explosive ordnance disposal, improvised explosive devices, and countermine operations. The 2024 Symposium will highlight cutting-edge research, technological innovations, domestic and international cooperation and counter-IED missions, and best practices in mitigating the threats posed by explosive hazards.