On-Demand Webinar:

Few technologies/capabilities have presented a greater challenge to national defense than the development of hypersonic missiles and countermeasures to defend against them. Programs like the Air Force’s Hypersonic Attack Cruise Missile and Air-launched Rapid Response Weapon, as well as DARPA’s Glide Breaker are addressing both sides of the hypersonic threat scenario. 

For this Breaking Defense webinar, we bring together senior military leadership and other technical experts to discuss the status of hypersonic programs now in development and the engineering challenges they're solving for in design, test, and development; how hypersonic technology is accelerating innovation in defense; and how the DoD is building a layered, defensive architecture that extends from space-based sensors to ground-based defeat mechanisms.

AGENDA:

Webinar Panel: We’ll discuss the following:
The current hypersonics threat scenario, including Russia’s use of hypersonics against Ukraine; how the DoD is responding with both offensive and defense hypersonic programs; the networking and sensor architecture associated with hypersonics; and next steps for these initiatives. 

Tech Perspective: Matt McAlonis of TE Connectivity discusses what industry can provide in hypersonics.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

• Familiarity with the different types of offensive and defensive hypersonics.
• Knowledge of the technical challenges associated with development and manufacture of hypersonic weapons. 
• Understanding the lessons learned in Russia’s use of hypersonics. 
• How defensive systems create deterrence for national security. 

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Additional Information:
Prerequisites - None
Advanced Preparation - None
Program Level - Overview
Delivery Method - Group Internet Based
No fee to attend this event
Attendees will be notified if event is cancelled (24 hours prior) 
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