The Space and Missile Defense Symposium is a professional development and networking event sponsored by the National Defense Industrial Association-Tennessee Valley Chapter, the Air Space and Missile Defense Association and the Air Defense Artillery Association-Huntsville Chapter. Through keynote and panel presentations, U.S. Army leaders alongside joint partners discuss and showcase the...
Highlight of events associated with the activation of Space Base Delta 41. SBD 41 is responsible for combat support, combat service support, weapon system infrastructure, and installation support to space operational missions at Schriever Space Force Base, Colorado, as well as assigned geographically separated units at Ka’ena Point Space Force Station, Hawaii, and New Boston SFS, New Hampshire.
Held this year at U.S. Southern Command headquarters (Jan. 30 - Feb. 2, 2024), the Space Conference of the Americas is an executive-level discussion on space threats, partnerships, and information sharing. The conference includes Dept. of Defense and U.S. government space leaders and space representatives from 10 Western Hemisphere nations and is focused on strengthening regional space...
Space Symposium 2021 hosted by the Space Foundation will be held August 23-26, at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The annual event is in its 36th-year and will host civilian, military, and industry partners from all over the globe.
The Space Symposium, hosted by the Space Foundation, has brought together space leaders from around the world to address, discuss and plan for the future of space since their inaugural event in 1984.
Spartan Agoge is a two week exercise led by the 4/25 Infantry Brigade Combat Team (Airborne) focused on squad live fire exercises, joint forcible entry operations and the establishment and training of basic mission command and sustainment operations.
Spartan Kopis 15-01 – Spartan Kopis is a quarterly exercise designed to strengthen aviation, surface and mine countermeasure units’ abilities to deter maritime surface threats.
Spartan Pegasus is a multi-component, joint military exercise which validates U.S. Army Alaska’s unique capacity to conduct airborne operations and ground mobility in extreme arctic conditions. The exercise further refines planning and mission capabilities between U.S. Army Alaska, the U.S. Air Force, the Alaska National Guard, and the State of Alaska.
