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Military Airlift Rapid Reaction & Tanker Operations, December 6-7th, 2010, Vienna, Austria - This year the conference will feature a special focus on airlift operations ranging from recent humanitarian engagements in Haiti to tactical airlift manoeuvre in Afghanistan. Attend the conference and hear the latest from EU and NATO airlift agencies on their efforts to achieve greater levels of collaboration and cooperation.

Military Engineering: Combat Sustainment and Reconstruction Conference - The conference will examine the changing role of the military engineer and discuss the extent to which the private sector has a role in sustainment and reconstruction.

Unmanned Aircraft Systems 2010 - Attend SMi’s 10th annual Unmanned Aircraft Systems conference and explore a complete overview of UAS in both the military and the cutting edge developments from the commercial and civilian sectors. Take advantage of this unique networking opportunity with key industry leaders and decision makers from the field of UAS.

SMi’s Cyber Defence 2010 is well timed and brings together international experts from across the cyber security sector. Being run in partnership with the Estonian MoD the event will examine the threats you face in cyberspace.

SMi’s Urban Close Air Support will be held 16th & 17th June 2010, Hilton London Kensington, London, United Kingdom. Integrated and coordinated close air support plays a crucial role for protecting troops and saving lives. As the threat evolves so does the CAS mission.

Air Mission Planning Strategic, Tactical and Operational, sponsored by Thales conference, will be held 9th & 10th June 2010, Crowne Plaza Hotel - St James, London, UK. SMi’s Air Mission Planning’s exceptional programme will assess a wide range of military, commercial and humanitarian operations to allow you to analyze the latest experiences in delivering strategic and tactical planning for air operations.

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