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1 NDIA SO/LIC DIVISION 16 th Annual SO/LIC Symposium February 2005

2 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 3 February :45 AM - Welcome & Opening Remarks Opening Remarks: Colonel Thomas E. “Tim” Davidson, USAF (Ret); Chairman, SO/LIC Division and Chairman, 16 th Annual SO/LIC Symposium NDIA Welcome: Lieutenant General Lawrence P. Farrell, Jr., USAF (Ret), President & CEO, NDIA Symposium Program Introduction: Colonel John J. “Jeff ” Ellis, USA (Ret), Vice Chairman, 16 th Annual SO/LIC Symposium Administrative Announcements: Colonel Thom Beres, USAF (Ret), Vice Chairman, 16 th Annual SO/LIC Symposium

3 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 3 February :00 AM - Keynote Address: “An Ambassador’s Perspective on Operations” The Honorable Clifford M. Sobel, US Ambassador to the Kingdom of the Netherlands 9:00 AM - Coffee Break in Cotillion Foyer

4 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 3 February :30 AM – “The Strategic Environment: The US Perspective” Moderator: Major General Kenneth R. Bowra, USA (Ret), Senior Program Manager, Oak Ridge National Laboratory “Intelligence Support to Allied and Coalition Operations” Lieutenant General William G. Boykin, USA, Deputy to the Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence and Warfighting Support “DoD Policy for Coalition Warfare: The SO/LIC Perspective” Mr. James Q. Roberts, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Combating Terrorism, OASD(SO/LIC) “US Policy for Coalition Warfare: Department of State Perspective” Ambassador John R. Dinger, Deputy Coordinator for Counterterrorism, Department of State

5 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 3 February :00 AM - Lunch in Exhibit Hall 12:45 PM - Partners’ Perspectives on Coalition Special Operations in Cotillion Ballroom

6 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 3 February 2005 Administrative Announcements Turn off cell phones or select vibrate setting Phone Number for Messages –Then ask for NDIA Registration Desk Ready Room for Speakers-Eisenhower Lunch in Exhibit Area 11:00 AM – 12:35 PM Reception in Exhibit Hall 5:30 PM – 6:50 PM Banquet in Cotillion Ballroom 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM –Attire: Men: Business Suit / Women: Dress or Business Suit / Military: Service Dress Feedback on Symposium to Colonel Gene Russell, Vice Chairman, NDIA SO/LIC Division

7 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 3 February :45 PM - Partners’ Perspectives on Coalition Special Operations Moderator: Major General Kenneth R. Bowra, USA (Ret ) “Coalition Special Operations: French Perspective” Brigadier General Benoît Puga, Commandant Special Operations Command “Coalition Special Operations: Australian Perspective” Brigadier Tim McOwan, Deputy Special Operations Commander “Coalition Special Operations: British Perspective” Colonel David Hopley, Deputy Commander, HQ United Kingdom Special Forces “Coalition Special Operations: Dutch Perspective” Lieutenant Colonel Henk G. Van den As, Chief, Policy and Planning Branch, KCT “Coalition Special Operations: German Perspective” Lieutenant Colonel Andraes Joedecke, German Special Forces, KSK “Coalition Special Operations: Polish Perspective” Brigadier General Jan Kempara, Assistant Chief of Staff SOF, Polish Armed Forces

8 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 3 February :00 PM – 5:30 PM -- BREAKOUT SESSION 1 “Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations in Current and Future Conflicts” Moderators: Colonel Al DeProspero, USA (Ret), ORSA Corporation, and Mr. Doug Brown, SAIC. Location: COTILLION NORTH Panel Members: Major General Geoffrey C. Lambert, USA (Ret), VP Corporate Development, SAIC Mr. Eric P. Michael, Assistant VP, SAIC Brigadier General David N. Blackledge, USA, Commander 352 Civil Affairs Command Brigadier General John H. Kern, USA, Former Commander 352 Civil Affairs Command Brigadier General Steven C. Speer, USAF (Ret), J-5/7, Pennsylvania Air National Guard Colonel Michael G. Rose, USA, Chief of Staff, USA Special Warfare Center and School Colonel John A. Toolan, USMC, Director, Command and Staff Dept., USMC University

9 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 3 February :00 PM – 4:15 PM -- BREAKOUT SESSION 2A “SO/LIC Training, Education, Gaming, and Simulations: Education and Training”\ Moderator: Brigadier General Paulette Risher, USA, Commander JSOU; Director, USSOCOM J-7/9 Facilitators: Ms. Lexi Alexander, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems and Colonel Kenneth J. Alnwick, USAF (Ret), ADG, Ltd. Location: HARDING Panel Members: Mr. Scott Moore, Joint Special Operations University, CT Fellowship Program Dr. Joseph Stuart, Dean of Academics, Joint Special Operations University Colonel David Hopley, Deputy Commander, HQ United Kingdom Special Forces Captain David Morrison, Commander, Special Operations Command-JFCOM

10 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 3 February :15 PM – 5:30 PM -- BREAKOUT SESSION 2B “SO/LIC Training, Education, Gaming, and Simulations: Gaming and Simulations” Moderator: Brigadier General Paulette Risher, USA, Commander JSOU; Director, USSOCOM J-7/9 Facilitators: Ms. Lexi Alexander, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems and Colonel Kenneth J. Alnwick, USAF (Ret), ADG, Ltd. Location: HARDING Panel Members: Mr. David J. Ozolek, Executive Director, Joint Futures Lab (J9), USJFCOM Colonel Steven Howard, USAF, US Special Operations Command, SOFK Professor L. Eric Kjonnerod, Division Chief and Senior Fellow, Security Strategy and Policy Division, National Strategic Gaming Center, National Defense University Colonel Jonas Blank, USAF, Senior Fellow, Security Strategy and Policy Division, National Strategic Gaming Center, National Defense University Mr. William Simpson, US Marine Corps Warfighting Lab

11 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 3 February :00 PM – 5:30 PM -- BREAKOUT SESSION 3 “Low Intensity Conflict – Capabilities and Gaps” Moderator: Lieutenant Colonel A. James Diehl, USMC (Ret), SAIC Location: COOLIDGE Panel Members and Topics: Brigadier General Robert Neller, USMC, Director, Operations Division, Plans, Policy, and Operations, HQMC, “Challenges of Low Intensity Conflict” Brigadier General Joseph Votel, USA, Director IED Task Force, G-3, HQDA, “Improvised Explosive Devices” Mr. Jeffrey “Jeb” Nadaner, DASD(Stability Operations), OASD(SO/LIC), “Stability Operations” Mr. Frank Wattenbarger, Director, Advanced Technology, Special Operations and Logistics Center, USSOCOM, “Future Technology Requirements”

12 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 3 February :00 PM – 5:30 PM -- BREAKOUT SESSION 4 “Role of Contractors in Worldwide Coalition Warfare” Moderator: Mr. William E. Strang, President, Tactical and Survival Specialties, Inc. Location: COTILLION SOUTH Panel Members: Mr. Eric D. Prince, CEO & Founder, Blackwater USA Major General John Longhouser, USA (Ret), President MTC Technologies, Inc. Dr. Mal Macgown, Chief Executive, TOR International Mr. Craig A. Peterson, KBR Vice President Contingency and Homeland Operations, Halliburton, Inc.

13 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 3 February :00 PM – 5:30 PM -- BREAKOUT SESSIONS Session 1 – “Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations in Current and Future Conflicts.” Moderators: Colonel Al DeProspero, USA (Ret), ORSA Corporation, and Mr. Doug Brown, SAIC. Location: COTILLION NORTH Session 2 A&B – “SO/LIC Training, Education, Gaming, and Simulations.” Moderator: Brigadier General Paulette Risher, USA, Commander JSOU; Director, USSOCOM J-7/9. Facilitators: Ms. Lexi Alexander, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems and Colonel Kenneth J. Alnwick, USAF (Ret), ADG, Ltd. Location: HARDING Session 3 – “Low Intensity Conflict – Capabilities and Gaps.” Moderator: Lieutenant Colonel A. James Diehl, USMC (Ret), SAIC. Location: COOLIDGE Session 4 – “Role of Contractors in Worldwide Coalition Warfare.” Moderator: Mr. William E. Strang, Tactical and Survival Specialties, Inc. Location: COTILLION SOUTH

14 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 4 February :45 AM - Welcome & Opening Remarks Opening Remarks: Colonel Thomas E. “Tim” Davidson, USAF (Ret); Chairman, SO/LIC Division and Chairman, 16 th Annual SO/LIC Symposium Symposium Program Agenda: Colonel John J. “Jeff” Ellis, USA (Ret), Vice Chairman, 16 th Annual SO/LIC Symposium Administrative Announcements: Colonel Thom Beres, USAF (Ret), Vice Chairman, 16 th Annual SO/LIC Symposium

15 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 4 February :00 AM - Keynote Address: “The Way Ahead for Coalition Warfare” The Honorable Thomas W. O’Connell, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict 8:45 AM - Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall

16 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 4 February :30 AM - “View of Coalition Warfare from the Theater SOCs’ Perspectives” Moderator: Colonel Tim Davidson, USAF (Ret), Chairman,SO/LIC Division Panel Members: Major General Gary L. Harrell, USA, Commander, SOC-CENTRAL Colonel James A. Campbell, USA, Director of Operations, SOC-SOUTH Colonel Mark D. Rosengard, USA, Director of Operations, SOC-EUROPE Colonel Joseph D. Clem, USAF, Deputy Commander, SOC-KOREA 11:15 AM – Break in Exhibit Hall 12:00 PM – Lunch in Cotillion Ball Room Keynote Address: “Lessons Learned from Coalition Operations Around the World” General Bryan D. “Doug” Brown, USA, Commander, US Special Operations Command

17 16 th Annual NDIA SO/LIC Symposium 4 February 2005 Administrative Announcements Turn cell phones off or select vibrate setting Messages at NDIA Registration Desk Lunch in Cotillion Ball Room, 12:00 PM Feedback on Symposium to Colonel Gene Russell, Vice Chairman, NDIA SO/LIC Division