Defence IQ, the global market leader in specialist defence conferences, is proud to welcome you to Armoured Vehicles Australia 2011.

Armoured Vehicles Australia 2011 provides you with an unparalleled opportunity to engage with senior military decision makers from Australia and beyond on survivability, C4I, power, lethality and manoeuvrability solutions for current and future armoured vehicle acquisitions. The senior speaking panel shall profile key armoured vehicle programs and analyse force requirements post-Afghanistan.

Armoured Vehicles Australia 2011 leverages the success of our globally renowned Armoured Vehicles events brand to provide you with an excellent selection of speakers including senior military officials and program managers. Speakers shall address specific issues relating to vehicles currently in-theatre, including the Bushmaster, LAV III, MRAP, Stryker and also provide feedback on future upgrades and program requirements.

Join us in Adelaide Australia in May 2011 to discuss strategies and solutions in delivering the next generation of armoured vehicle capabilities featuring integrated survivability, C4I and manoeuvrability to existing vehicle platforms and future acquisitions.

As a Military Decision Maker this Event provides you with an Opportunity to:

• Leverage the expertise of senior officers responsible for doctrine, requirements, acquisitions and land capabilities from Australia and beyond so you can evaluate best practices in improving the survivability and lethality of your ground forces in-theatre
• Gain insight into the light, medium and heavy armoured vehicle requirements of coalition forces including programs such as the Stryker, LAV, JLTV, LAND 121, LAND 400 and FLCS ensuring you keep up-to-date on developments surrounding leading armoured vehicle programs
• Learn from senior experts on C-IED and counterinsurgency strategy, doctrine and lessons learned to assess the challenges faced by troops in-theatre linking it back to your own ground manoeuvre capability requirements
• Participate in a C-IED and Survivability Focus Day allowing you to assess ways in which leading militaries are improving their C-IED capabilities through detection, neutralisation and protection of IED’s
• Network with senior international and Australian military representatives and hear feedback on how currently deployed vehicles are fairing and how current operations are impacting future ground manoeuvre requirements