Hear counter-insurgency case studies from Afghanistan and Libya at Air Power in Irregular Warfare

PRLog (Press Release) - Aug. 31, 2011 - Recent operations in the Middle east and North Africa have defined by the asymmetric nature of their campaigns. As the drawdown of troops in Afghanistan begins and Libya's revolutions start to take hold, hear exclusive case studies from a wide variety of platform operators and JTACs at Air Power in Irregular Warfare

Taking place in Farnborough from the 28th-30th November, Defence IQ's Air Power in Irregular Warfare conference will feature an expert speaker panel who will provide insights into light strike capabilities, the utility of rotary wing assets, the role of unmanned systems against irregular foes, the latest aircraft modifications and operational feedback from recent theatres of operation.

Our 2011 panel includes speakers from:

•   UK MoD
•   Swedish Armed Forces
•   RAF Air Warfare Centre
•   USMC Warfighting Laboratory
•   Philippines Air Force
•   US Air Force Special Operations Command

The doctrinal implications of air power in irregular warfare, utilising air assets for counter-insurgency and feedback on recent operations make Air Power in Irregular Warfare the must attend conference of the year.

For more information on, and to secure you place at, Air Power in Irregular Warfare, please visit http://www.airpowerinirregularwarfare.com.