POWERED BY THE UNITED STATES FIELD ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION
Guest Speakers
BG Andrew Preston, Chief of the Field Artillery
The State of Field Artillery Modernization in the face of Large Scale Combat Operations in the Multi-Domain Environment
MG (Ret) Bill Hix
The Strategic Environment
Day 1 Luncheon - What the Corps/Division require from the Field Artillery
Key Note Speaker
LTG John S. Kolasheski - Commanding General, V Corps
Fighting Division Fires
Panel Discussion
MG (Ret) Richard Longo
Fighting Division Fires : Moderator
MG (Ret) Tom Richardson
MG (Ret) Bob Walters
BG (Ret) Bill Weber
COL Rory Crooks
COL (Ret) Rich Creed
Integration of joint fires
Panel Discussion
MajGen (Ret) Scott Zobrist
Integration of Joint Fires: Moderator
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MG Stephen Maranian
Col (Ret) Pete Donnelley
COL Dave Lee
Col Derek Roberson
COL Don Brooks
COL Adam Shelton
Field artillery leader development and talent management
Panel Discussion
MG (Ret) Al Shoffner
Field Artillery Leader Development and Talent Management: Moderator
COL Dan Blackmon
COL Neil Morgan
COL (Ret) Matt Stader
CW5 Rolondo Rios
CSM (Ret) Taylor Poindexter
field artillery modernization
Panel Discussion
MG (Ret) Brian McKiernan
Field Artillery Modernization: Moderator
BG Pat Gaydon
COL Cobb Laslie
Dr. Tom Karako
Mr. Matt Merrick
COL (Ret) Will McDonough
COL (Ret) Tracy Banister
INDUSTRY UPDATE LUNCHEON
Key Note Speaker
MG Ken Kamper - Commanding General, FCoE
training the artillery for large scale combat operations
Panel Discussion
CSM (Ret) Anthony Williams
Training the Artillery For Large Scale Combat Operations: Moderator
COL Bryan Babich
COL (Ret) Tom Torrance
CSM Michael Seefeld
CSM JonPaul Zappala
MGySgt Timothy C. Harvey
SYMPOSIUM TEAM
LTG (R) Richard Formica
Symposium Chair
MG (R) Brian McKiernan
Symposium Co-Chair
Rachal Smith
Symposium Lead & Executive Director
Kayla Walker
Symposium Digital Producer
LTG (R) David Halverson
Chairman of the Board
MG (R) Mark McDonald
President
Lisa Blackmon
Deputy Director