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UAV Technology USA
February 3 - February 4, 2025
UAV Technology USA

SAE Media Group is delighted to announce the 4th annual UAV Technology USA conference, taking place in Arlington, VA on February 3-4, 2025.

UAV Technology USA will return as the leading conference in the US dedicated to unmanned aerial systems and their evolving role in modern warfare.

Attracting leading speakers and experts from all branches of the US military, as well as from international allies, and key industry partners this conference will be the place to meet, exchange information and gain access to the latest UAV technological solutions.

UAV Technology USA will strive to enhance the learning and development of UAV Program managers and experts through a series of briefings and panel discussion. You will gain genuine insight and learning through the expertly selected participants who deliver briefings, ensuring the latest developments from all parts of the community (industry and military) are covered in great detail.

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Captain Dennis Monagle

Captain Dennis Monagle

Program Manager Multi-Mission Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems UAS, Air Systems Command, US Navy
Colonel Danielle Medaglia

Colonel Danielle Medaglia

Project Manager, Uncrewed Aircraft Systems Project Office, Program Executive Office, Aviation, US Army
Colonel Pavlo Khazan

Colonel Pavlo Khazan

Deputy Head of the Electronic Support Department of the General Directorate of Electronic and Cyber Warfare of the General Staff, Armed Forces of Ukraine, Armed Forces of Ukraine
Colonel Ryan Slaughter

Colonel Ryan Slaughter

Combat Air Force Capability Development Team Division Chief, USAF

Captain Dennis Monagle

Program Manager Multi-Mission Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems UAS, Air Systems Command, US Navy
Captain Dennis Monagle

 Captain Dennis Monagle is a native of Athens, Georgia. He graduated from Indiana University in 1994 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Science. He earned his Master of Science degree in Management from the University of Maryland. He was designated a Naval Aviator in May 2000. He has accumulated nearly 2000 flight hours in various Navy aircraft.


Captain Monagle’s operational tours include two tours with Helicopter Mine Countermeasures Squadron FOURTEEN (HM-14) first as an Airborne Mine Countermeasures (AMCM) Mission Commander, and later as a Department Head and the Maintenance Officer. As ship’s company, Captain Monagle served in the Air Department as the V-2 Division Officer and as a Catapult and Arresting Gear Officer (“Shooter”) aboard USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (CVN-71). Captain Monagle commanded the Blackhawks of Helicopter Mine Countermeasures Squadron FIFTEEN (HM-15) in Norfolk, VA.


Captain Monagle’s shore assignments include the MH-53E Fleet Replacement Squadron as a Flight Instructor and Evaluator. Captain Monagle has completed multiple acquisition tours with Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) in Patuxent River, first as an Assistant Program Manager for Systems Engineering (AMPSE), followed later as the H-60 Sustainment Integrated Product Team (IPT) Leader. He reported to the Defense Information Systems Agency’s (DISA) in Fort Meade, MD to serve as Military Deputy PEO for Command and Control (C2). He led a team of Joint Service military members and DoD Civilians in modernizing C2 software systems for use by the Joint Services and Coalition Partners. He returned to NAVAIR to serve as the Deputy Program Manager for Unmanned Carrier Aviation Mission Control System (UMCS).
Captain Monagle is DAWIA certified as a Level III Program Manager. He is designated as an Acquisition Professional, and assumed command of the Multi-mission Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems Program Office in March of 2022.

Captain N (ret) Ted Venable

UAS SME, US Fourth Fleet, US Navy
Captain N (ret) Ted Venable

Colonel Danielle Medaglia

Project Manager, Uncrewed Aircraft Systems Project Office, Program Executive Office, Aviation, US Army
Colonel Danielle Medaglia

 Colonel Danielle Medaglia is a native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She attended Temple University where she received her Bachelor of Science degree and commission in May 1999. After graduation she attended the Aviation Officer Basic Course and Flight School at Fort Rucker, Alabama. Her next assignment after completion of flight school and qualification in the UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter, was with the 1st Cavalry Division where she served as a platoon leader of Alpha Company, 2-227th Aviation Regiment. After her platoon time, she served on the Battalion staff and deployed to Iraq serving as the Battalion Assistant S3 and lead Air Assault planner in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom II. Upon redeployment and completion of the Aviation Career Course, she moved to Katterbach, Germany where she joined the 12th Combat Aviation Brigade. In December 2006, she transferred from the Brigade S3 shop to the Storm Rider Battalion and assumed Command of Charlie Company, 3-158th Aviation Regiment. As a Storm Rider, COL Medaglia served as an Air Assault Company Commander for 18 months, 12 of which were in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, executing multiple missions in the Baghdad Area of Operations. COL Medaglia transferred from the Aviation branch to the Acquisition Corps in 2009 and served as a Contract Specialist at Fort Monmouth, NJ, following the Acquisition Officer Basic Course. In 2010, COL Medaglia earned her Masters of Business Administration from Norwich University and subsequently moved to Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, as the Assistant Product Manager for the Enhanced Medium Altitude Reconnaissance and Surveillance System. After her assignment at Aberdeen, she moved back to Philadelphia to serve as the Chief of Flight Operations supporting the Defense Contract Management Agency, located at the Boeing Company. While there, she obtained her second aircraft qualification in the CH-47F Chinook. Next, COL Medaglia led the Army’s CH-47F Helicopter Product Office as the Product Manager from June 2017- June 2020, producing and subsequently fielding aircraft to the Army’s Combat Aviation Brigades. Following command, she attended Air War College, Air University, earning a Masters Degree in Strategic Studies. Subsequently, she was nominated and selected to serve as the Executive Officer to the Principal Military Deputy, ASA (ALT), located at the Pentagon, Washington D.C. COL Medaglia is honored and humbled to serve as the next Unmanned Aircraft Systems Project Manager. COL Medaglia’ s awards and decorations include the Bronze Star, Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal (4 OLC), Air Medal (2nd Award), the Army Commendation Medal (1 OLC), the Army Achievement Medal (1 OLC) and the Senior Army Aviator Badge. Danielle and her husband Bill have three children, Luke, Aaron, and Will.

Colonel Josh Ruisanchez

Director, Aviation Capabilities and Integration Directorate, US Army
Colonel Josh Ruisanchez

Colonel Pavlo Khazan

Deputy Head of the Electronic Support Department of the General Directorate of Electronic and Cyber Warfare of the General Staff, Armed Forces of Ukraine, Armed Forces of Ukraine
Colonel Pavlo Khazan

 Colonel Pavlo Khazan currently serves in the General Directorate of Electronic and Cyber Warfare of the General Staff, Armed Forces of Ukraine. He commanded unmanned systems in the Army Branch, he was C4/Cyber officer and a C4ISR group commander in the Signal & Cyber Security Corps. Veteran of the Russian war in Ukraine since 2014. He has MSc in physics & electrical engineering and Ph.D. in statistics. He held a scholarship of the John Smith Trust and LSE in UK. Awarded by Order of Merit, Badge of Honor, Badge of Exemplary Service, Armed Forces Meritorious Service Medal, and others.

Colonel Ryan Slaughter

Combat Air Force Capability Development Team Division Chief, USAF
Colonel Ryan Slaughter

 Lt Col Ryan “Scuds” Slaughter is the division
chief of combat air force capability development
for Air Force Futures, Headquarters Air Force.
His team is responsible for realizing the next
generation of fighter, bomber, and unmanned
aircraft capabilities. Prior to this assignment, Lt
Col Slaughter was the commander of the 432d
Operations Support Squadron, Creech Air Force
Base, Nevada.
A 2002 graduate of the University of Texas at
San Antonio, he earned his wings at Naval Air
Station Pensacola, FL in 2005. Lt Col Slaughter
has a background in operational flying, training
operations, and aircraft maintenance. He is a
veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom with
over 900 combat hours and has participated in
Operation Noble Eagle as both an aviator and a
maintainer. He has served as a commander,
operations officer, executive officer, and flight
evaluator in multiple aircraft.
Lt Col Slaughter is a master combat systems
officer with more than 2100 hours in the RQ-170,
F-15E, AT-38C, T-1, T-6, T-39, and T-43.
EDUCATION
2002 Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, The University of Texas, San Antonio
2002 Air and Space Basic Course, Maxwell AFB, Ala.
2009 Top Third Graduate, Squadron Officer School, Maxwell AFB, Ala.
2010 Master's in Aeronautical Science, Embry Riddle University, Fla.
2012 Air Command and Staff College, correspondence
2021 Air War College, correspondence
ASSIGNMENTS
1. June 2002 – June 2004, Avionics Flight Commander, 388th Maintenance Group, Hill AFB, Utah
2. July 2004 – February 2006, Student Weapon Systems Officer, Training Squadron 86, NAS Pensacola,
Florida
3. March 2006 - July 2006, Student Electronic Warfare Officer, 563rd Flying Training Squadron, Randolph
AFB, Texas
4. August 2006 - July 2007, student, 333rd Fighter Squadron, Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina
5. August 2007 – May 2011, Flight Commander, Assistant Director of Operations, Executive Officer, 335th
Fighter Squadron, Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina
6. June 2011 – February 2014, Assistant Director of Operations, Flight Commander, Chief of Safety, 435th
Fighter Training Squadron, JBSA-Randolph, Texas
U N I T E D S T A T E S A I R F O R C E
7. February 2014 – September 2015, Executive Officer, Directorate of Plans, Programs, and Requirements, Air
Education and Training Command, JBSA-Randolph, Texas
8. October 2015 – March 2017, Assistant Director of Operations, Formal Training, 44th Reconnaissance
Squadron, Creech AFB, Nevada
9. April 2017 – September 2018, Director of Operations, 44th Reconnaissance Squadron, Creech AFB,
Nevada
10. October 2013 – March 2019, Team Design Lead, A8 Warfighter Integration Office, USAF Warfare
Center, Nellis AFB, Nevada
11. March 2019 – April 2021, Commander, 432d Operations Support Support Squadron, Creech AFB,
Nevada
12. May 2021 - May 2023, Autonomous Platforms Branch Chief, A5/7 Futures, Pentagon, Virginia
13. June 2023 - Present, Combat Air Force Capability Development Team Division Chief, A5/7 Futures,
Pentagon, Virginia
FLIGHT INFORMATION
Rating: Master Combat Systems Officer
Flight hours: more than 2100
Aircraft flown: RQ-170, F-15E, T-38C, T-1, T-6, T-39, T-43
MAJOR AWARDS AND DECORATIONS
Meritorious Service Medal with three oak leaf clusters
Air Medal with ten oak leaf clusters
Air Force Commendation Medal
Joint Service Achievement Medal
EFFECTIVE DATES OF PROMOTION
Second Lieutenant May 17, 2002
First Lieutenant May 29, 2004
Captain May 29, 2006
Major August 1, 2012
Lieutenant Colonel May 1, 2017

Commander Jae Kim

PMA-262 Production IPTL, US Navy
Commander Jae Kim

Dr Mike Kweon

VICTOR ERP Program Manager, Army Research Directorate DEVCOM ARL, US Army
Dr Mike Kweon

 Dr. Chol-Bum “Mike” Kweon currently serves as the Program Manager for Versatile Tactical Power and Propulsion Essential Research Program (VICTOR ERP) at the Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) Army Research Laboratory (ARL) at Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD. He has responsibility for leading and managing one of the ARL’s corporate programs in energy, power and propulsion technologies. He founded the Center for UAS Propulsion (CUP) in 2018.
Since Dr. Kweon joined ARL in 2010, he served as Propulsion Division Chief, Engines Team Lead, and Mechanical Engineer of the Vehicle Technology Directorate at ARL. Prior to ARL, he worked for Delphi Advanced Powertrain (Auburn Hills, MI), GM Powertrain (Pontiac, MI), GM R&D (Warren, MI), and Gas Technology Institute (Des Plaines, IL).
Dr. Kweon received both his Doctoral Degree and Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He holds the DoD leadership roles in Team Propulsion, Propulsion and Power Systems Alliance (PPSA), and Multi-Agency Combustion Research Coordinating Committee (MACCCR). He is also a member of the professional societies including the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI), American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), and The Combustion Institute (Fellow).

Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Hill

Deputy Commander, 25th Attack Group, USAF
Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Hill

 Lt Col Christopher M. Hill is the Deputy Commander, 25th
Attack Group, Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina. He is
responsible for assisting the Commander in leading more than
1,000 personnel within five squadrons, located across three
geographically separated installations. The group provides
24/7/365 global MQ-9A operations for intelligence, surveillance,
and reconnaissance, and provides global attack options to
combatant commands in support of national and theaterspecific objectives.
Lt Col Hill entered active duty in 2006 through ROTC
Detachment 157, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University,
Daytona Beach, FL. Lt Col Hill has served as an Aircraft
Commander, Instructor Pilot, Flight Examiner, Executive
Officer, Flight Commander, Joint Staff Officer, Director of
Operations, and Squadron Commander. He is a career special
operations pilot with more than 3,800 flying hours, including
2,500 combat and combat support hours. Lt Col Hill has
participated in worldwide combat and contingency Operations
including ENDURING FREEDOM (OEF), IRAQI FREEDOM
(OIF), INHERENT RESOLVE (OIR), FREEDOM’S SENTINEL
(OFS), RESOLUTE SUPPORT (ORS), and OCTAVE SHIELD
(OOS). He is married to the former Ashley Adams of Citra, FL
and they have a son, Evan.
EDUCATION
2006 Bachelor of Science Degree in Meteorology, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Fla.
2006 Air and Space Basic Course, Maxwell AFB, Ala.
2012 Squadron Officer School, Maxwell AFB, Ala.
2015 Master of Science Degree in Environmental Law, American Military University, Va.
2019 Air Command and Staff College, by correspondence, Maxwell AFB, Ala.
ASSIGNMENTS
1. Jun 2006 – Feb 2007, Current Operations Officer, 19th Special Operations Squadron, Hurlburt Field, Fla.
2. Feb 2007 – Mar 2008, Student, Joint Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training, Laughlin AFB, TX
3. Mar 2008 – Feb 2009, PC-12 Initial Qualification and U-28A Mission Qualification Training, 19th Special
Operations Squadron, Hurlburt Field, Fla.
4. Feb 2009 – Apr 2010, U-28A Mission Pilot and Executive Officer, 319th Special Operations Squadron,
Hurlburt Field, Fla.
5. Apr 2010 – Mar 2013, U-28A Aircraft Commander, Instructor Pilot, Assistant Chief of Plans, Assistant
Flight Commander and Flight Commander, 34th Special Operations Squadron, Hurlburt Field, Fla.
6. Mar 2013 – Jul 2013, MQ-9A Initial Qualification Training, 9th Attack Squadron, Holloman AFB, NM

7. Jul 2013 – Jun 2017, MQ-9A Instructor, Evaluator Pilot, Flight Commander, Chief of Standardization and
Evaluations, and Assistant Operations Officer, 33d Special Operations Squadron, Cannon AFB, NM
8. Jun 2017 – Aug 2019, Division Chief of Unmanned Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance
Systems, 1st Joint Special Operations Air Component, JSOC, Fort Bragg, NC
9. Aug 2019 – Nov 2021, Assistant Operations Officer and Operations Officer, MQ-9A Instructor Pilot, 12th
Special Operations Squadron, Cannon AFB, NM
10. Nov 2021 – May 2023, Commander, MQ-9A Evaluator Pilot, 12th Special Operations Squadron,
Cannon AFB, NM
11. May 2023 – Present, Deputy Commander, MQ-9A Instructor Pilot, 25th Attack Group, Shaw AFB, SC
SUMMARY OF JOINT ASSIGNMENTS
1. Jun 2017 – Aug 2019, Division Chief Unmanned ISR Systems, 1st Joint Special Operations Air
Component, Joint Special Operations Command, Fort Bragg, NC, as a major
2. Jan 2019 – May 2019, Commander, Joint Special Operations Air Detachment- Afghanistan, Bagram Air
Field, Afghanistan, as a major
FLIGHT INFORMATION
Rating: Command Pilot
Flight Hours: More than 3,800, including 2,500 combat and combat support hours
Aircraft Flown: T-6A, T-1A, PC-12, U-28A and MQ-9A
MAJOR AWARDS AND DECORATIONS
Defense Meritorious Service Medal
Meritorious Service Medal with three oak leaf clusters
Air Medal with nine oak leaf clusters
Aerial Achievement Medal with nine oak leaf clusters
Air Force Commendation Medal
Air Force Achievement Medal
Joint Meritorious Unit Award
Air Force Special Operations Command Remotely Piloted Aircraft Pilot of the Year (2014)
EFFECTIVE DATES OF PROMOTION
Second Lieutenant May 5, 2006
First Lieutenant May 31, 2008
Captain May 31, 2010
Major August 1, 2016
Lieutenant Colonel April 1, 2021

Lieutenant Colonel Marcus Anthony

Deputy Chief, MQ-9 Operations Branch, ACC/A3MQ, USAF
Lieutenant Colonel Marcus Anthony

 Lieutenant Colonel Marcus K. Anthony is the Deputy Chief, MQ-9 Operations Branch at Air Combat Command, Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. He supervises nine contractors responsible for organizing, training and equipping the MQ-9 weapon system. In this capacity, Lieutenant Colonel Anthony manages policy, operations, training, exercises, deployments, readiness, requirements, and a $153 million budget for the MQ-9 weapon system. Furthermore, he provides MQ-9 subject matter expertise to Air Combat Command staff and senior leaders, and coordinates with Headquarters Air Force staff, and Joint Staff personnel to synchronize MQ-9 operational employment across four Geographic Combatant Commands.

Lieutenant Colonel Anthony was born and raised in Shreveport, Louisiana. He earned his commission as a Second Lieutenant in the Air Force through the Reserve Officer Training Corps in 2009. Lieutenant Colonel Anthony is married to Xylina Danet from Bossier City, Louisiana. They have three children named Xynthia, Melayna, and Kalyssa.

EDUCATION
2009 Bachelor of Arts, Aviation Management, Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, LA
2010 Air and Space Basic Course, In-Residence, Maxwell AFB, AL
2015 Squadron Officer School, In-Residence, Maxwell AFB, AL
2019 Master of Science, Aeronautics with double minor in Unmanned Systems and Space Operations, Embry-Riddle University, Worldwide Campus
2022 Air Command and Staff College, Correspondence, Maxwell AFB, AL

ASSIGNMENTS
1. June 2009 – June 2010, AFROTC Gold Bar Recruiter, Southwest Region 1, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas
2. June 2010 – June 2011, Officer in Charge, Plans and Programs, Deployment and Distribution Flight, 35th Logistics Readiness Squadron, Misawa AB, Japan
3. June 2011 – February 2012, Assistant Installation Deployment Officer, Deployment and Distribution Flight, 35th Logistics Readiness Squadron, Misawa AB, Japan
4. February 2012 – July 2013, Officer in Charge, Quality Assurance Section, 35th Logistics Readiness Squadron, Misawa AB, Japan
5. July 2013 – December 2013, Student, Undergraduate RPA Training, 558th Training Squadron, Randolph AFB, Texas
6. January 2014 – April 2014, Student, MQ-1B Initial Qualification Training, 6th Attack Squadron, Holloman AFB, New Mexico
7. May 2014 – September 2014, Student, MQ-1B Mission Qualification Training, 551st Special Operations Squadron, Cannon AFB, New Mexico
8. October 2014 – March 2017, Assistant Flight Commander, Flight Commander, MQ-1B Aircraft and Mission Commander, MQ-9A Initial Qualification (Hancock ANGB, New York), MQ-9A Mission Qualification (551st Special Operations Squadron), MQ-9A Aircraft and Mission Commander, and RPA Operations Center Mission Director, 3rd Special Operations Squadron, Cannon AFB, New Mexico
9. April 2017 – April 2019, Chief, Group RPA Operations and MQ-9A Aircraft Commander, 27th Special Operations Group, Cannon AFB, New Mexico
10. May 2019 – August 2021, Assistant Director of Operations and MQ-9 Instructor, 29th Attack Squadron, Holloman AFB, New Mexico
11. September 2021 – January 2022, Lead Assistant Director of Operations and MQ-9 Evaluator, 16th Training Squadron, Holloman AFB, New Mexico
12. February 2022 – September 2022, Chief, Wing Innovation/Spark Cell and MQ-9 Evaluator, 49th Wing, Holloman AFB, New Mexico
13. October 2022 – present, Deputy Chief, MQ-9 Operations Branch, Air Combat Command, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia

FLIGHT INFORMATION
Rating: Senior RPA Pilot
Flight hours: 1,512
Aircraft Flown: MQ-1B, MQ-9A

MAJOR AWARDS AND DECORATIONS
Meritorious Service Medal with oak leaf cluster
Aerial Achievement Medal with seven oak leaf clusters
Joint Service Commendation Medal
Air and Space Commendation Medal with oak leaf cluster
Air and Space Achievement Medal with oak leaf clusters
National Defense Service Medal
Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Service Medal
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Humanitarian Service Medal with two service stars
Remote Combat Effects Campaign Medal with two service stars

OTHER AWARDS
27th SOG, RPA Operations Center FGO of the Year, 2018
49th Wing FGO of the Year, 2022

EFFECTIVE DATES OF PROMOTION
Second Lieutenant May 27, 2009
First Lieutenant May 27, 2011
Captain May 27, 2013
Major April 1, 2019
Lieutenant Colonel (select) May 1, 2024

(Current as of January 2024)

Lieutenant Colonel Michael Brabner

Robotics Requirements Division / Air Branch Chief, MCDID AFC, US Army
Lieutenant Colonel Michael Brabner

 LTC Michael P. Brabner is a U.S. Army Infantry and Acquisition Corps (AC) officer. He has served in the 101st Airborne Division and 25th Infantry Division with combat deployments to Iraq as a platoon leader and Afghanistan as a Rifle Company Commander. As an AC officer he has served as; Assistant Product Manager for Large Caliber Ammunition - Maneuver Ammunition Systems, the Science and Technology Advisor to the Fires Center of Excellence Capabilities Development Integration Directorate, Test Officer for the U.S. Army Operational Test Command, and is currently serving as the Air Branch Chief for the Robotics Requirements Division at the Maneuver Center of Excellence’s Maneuver Capabilities Development Integration Directorate.

Major Aaron Aguilar

Director of Operations / OT&E Pilot, 556 Test and Evaluation Squadron (TES), USAF
Major Aaron Aguilar

 Major Aaron Aguilar is currently assigned to the 556th Test and Evaluation Squadron, Creech AFB, Nevada. Maj Aguilar is the Director of Operations for the primary MQ-9 Operation Test organization of the Air Force. During his time in the 556th TES, Maj Aguilar has been the MQ-9 Tactics Review Board chairman for ACC four times. Maj Aguilar is currently managing 10 active MQ-9 test
teams seeking to enhance the warfighter’s combat capabilities.

Maj Aguilar was born in El Paso, Texas and entered the Air Force in October 2002. Maj Aguilar served as an enlisted member for 10 years achieving the rank of Technical Sergeant. During this time Maj Aguilar served as a MQ-1/MQ-9 Sensor Operator Flight Examiner. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Homeland Security from American Military University, and was commissioned through Officer Training School in 2013. As a 1st Lieutenant in 2016, he was selected to attend the United States Air Force Weapons School (USAFWS)’s MQ-9 Weapons Instructor Course. After graduating from USAFWS, he served with the 26th Weapons Squadron, Nellis AFB, Nevada, as an Instructor and Flight CC. There, he flew over 250 hours contributing to the graduation of 21 Weapons Officers prior to being assigned to the 556th TES. Maj Aguilar has flown over 4000 hours combined between the MQ-1B and the MQ-9 as a Pilot and Sensor Operator.

Major Jeff Roulston

Deputy Project Director, RCAF RPAS Project, Royal Canadian Air Force
Major Jeff Roulston

 Joined the Canadian Armed Forces in 2004, and received my Air Navigator (now Air Combat
Systems Officer, or ACSO) wings in 2007. Served my first posting hunting submarines with 407 Long Range Patrol Squadron stationed at 19 Wing, in Comox, British Columbia. From there, in 2011, I was posted to 1 Canadian Forces Flying Training School at 17 Wing, Winnipeg, Manitoba. I assisted in training approximately 130 ACSO students.
After that, my staff tours began with three years at the Combined Aerospace Operations Centre (CAOC) as a Duty Watch Officer. We were posted to Ottawa, where I worked for a year at the Canadian Joint Operations Command Headquarters (CJOC). Project Management became my new occupation in 2019, when I became the ACSO SME with the Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) Program. In 2022, I moved to the Deputy Project Director position with the RCAF RPAS Project.

Major Jeremy Warfield

Chief of sUAS Requirements, HQ AFSOC, USAF
Major Jeremy Warfield

Major Joshua McMillion

Project Officer Robotics, US SOCOM
Major Joshua McMillion

 I'm a dedicated Army Officer with over 16 years of leadership experience and a combat veteran. As a father and servant leader, I'm passionate about continual growth and becoming the best leader possible. Honored with the 2018 General Douglas MacArthur Leadership Award and certified as an Army Leadership Coach, RBLP-T, and by the International Coaching Federation (ICF). I currently serve as an Assistant Product Manager in Army Acquisitions. My intense focus lies in serving my country and evolving daily as a leader, aiming to excel as a servant leader in the Army and foster a coaching culture. To further my commitment to lifelong learning, I host the Tales of Leadership Podcast and write a leadership blog, sharing inspiring stories and insights from exceptional leaders.

Mr Anthony Susainathan

Chief Engineer, High Altitude ISR Division, US Air Force
Mr Anthony Susainathan

Mr Benjamin Tran

Chief, ISR-SOF Capabilities Development Office CDO, USAF
Mr Benjamin Tran

 Mr. Benjamin Tran is the Chief for the Capabilities Development Office (CDO), Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) and Special Operations Forces (SOF) Directorate, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (AFB), Ohio. He is responsible for leading the planning, development and fielding of new operational capabilities for Air Force ISR and SOF platforms and related sub-systems.

Mr. Tran started his career in 2001 as an engineering co-op student with the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). While a civil servant, he gained experience in all phases of the acquisition process including research, development, test and evaluation, prototyping, experimentation, production and sustainment. He has worked on a broad range of programs including Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), manned-unmanned teaming (MUM-T), cruise missiles, autonomy, artificial intelligence, machine learning, multi-domain sensing payloads and flight control systems for both manned and unmanned aircraft.

Mr. Tran served as a Senior Experimentation Lead for the USAF Strategic Development Planning and Experimentation (SDPE) Office where he stood up the Skyborg Vanguard program. He also served as a Program Manager for the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) Strategic Capabilities Office (SCO) where he was responsible for standing up the Avatar, Motley Crew and Perdix prototyping programs to demonstrate novel autonomy, MUM-T and UAS swarming capabilities across the Joint Services.

In 2010, Mr. Tran volunteered for deployment to Afghanistan as a Liaison Officer for a small Unmanned Aerial System (sUAS) helping US Army Route Clearance Patrols find and eliminate Improvised Explosive Device (IED) threats. He also volunteered for deployment with similar sUAS systems to both Iraq in 2011 and Afghanistan in 2014. Mr. Tran most recently served as Branch Chief for the Sensing Management Branch in the AFRL Sensors Directorate where he oversaw the research and development of novel artificial intelligence, machine learning and predictive analytics capabilities for ISR missions.

EDUCATION
2005 Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, The University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio
2009 Master of Science, Electrical Engineering, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio
2016 AFRL Pre-Supervisory Development Program (PSDP), Dayton, Ohio
2019 University of Dayton Emerging Leader Program, Dayton, Ohio

CAREER CHRONOLOGY
1. June 2001–June 2005, Engineering Co-op Student, AFRL Aerospace Systems Directorate, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
2. June 2005–January 2008, Associate Electronics Engineer, AFRL Aerospace Systems Directorate, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
3. January 2008–October 2013, Electronics Engineer, AFRL Aerospace Systems Directorate, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
4. October 2013–January 2016, Electronics Engineer, AFRL Sensors Directorate, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
5. January 2016–August 2016, Senior Electronics Engineer, AFRL Sensors Directorate, Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio
6. August 2016–September 2018, Program Manager, Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) Strategic Capabilities Office (SCO), Washington, D.C.
7. September 2018–May 2020, Senior Experimentation Lead, Air Force Strategic Development Planning and Experimentation (SDPE), Wright Patterson-AFB, Ohio
8. May 2020–February 2023, Branch Chief, AFRL Sensors Directorate, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
9. February 2023–Present, Chief, Capabilities Development Office (CDO), Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance and Special Operations Forces, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio

MAJOR AWARDS AND DECORATIONS
Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal
Non-Article 5 North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Medal
WPAFB Diversity Leadership Award (Asian Achievement)
AFRL Commander’s Cup (Team)
AFRL Commander’s Cup (Junior Force)
Dayton Business Journal Forty under 40 Award
Air Force Civilian Achievement Award
Air Force Exemplary Civilian Service Award
Global War on Terrorism – Civilian (GWOT-C) Service Medal

President Andrew Armacost

President, University Of North Dakota
President Andrew Armacost

 Andrew P. Armacost officially began his tenure as the University of North Dakota’s 13th President on June 1, 2020.

He previously served as Dean of the Faculty at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, retiring in the rank of Brigadier General in 2019.

As UND’s President, Armacost has led the campus to national recognition, including the 2021 Larry Abernathy Award from the International Town Gown Association and the 2022 ACE/Fidelity Investments Transformation Award from the American Council on Education. In 2021, UND was the first university in the nation to be designated as a member of the U.S. Space Force’s University Partnership Program.

Armacost currently serves on the boards of the UND Alumni Association and Foundation, the Falcon Foundation, the Energy and Environmental Research Center Foundation, the UND Aerospace Foundation, and the UND Center for Innovation Foundation. He also chairs the Board of Directors for the National Collegiate Hockey Conference.

In his academic career, Armacost has been a champion of shared governance, academic freedom, inclusion, student growth, and applied learning and research. He is an award-winning educator and researcher in the field of Operations Research, with international recognition from the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences and the Military Operations Research Society. His military decorations include the Distinguished Service Medal, the Legion of Merit, the Meritorious Service Medal, the AF Commendation Medal, and the AF Achievement Medal.

A native of Glendale, Wisconsin, Armacost earned his undergraduate degree in Industrial Engineering from Northwestern University and his masters and PhD in Operations Research from MIT.

Wing Commander Keirin Joyce

Deputy Director RPAS, Royal Australian Air Force
Wing Commander Keirin  Joyce

Key Reasons to Attend the Conference:

  • Listen to keynote briefs from Aviation Capabilities Development and Integration Directorate, PEO Aviation, 25th Attack Group and the MQ-9 Operations Branch, US SOCOM and PMA-262, USN.
  • Hear from key Five Eyes Representatives from the UK, Canada and Australia as well as other leading international allies including Ukraine.
  • Hear about the latest developments of the MQ-25 and MQ-9 from operational users and on upgrade programmes for the platforms.
  • Discover the latest communication technology to optimise tactical and strategic UAS in our dedicated exhibition space.

What's new for UAV USA 2025?

  • A dedicated Naval UAS session focused on industry advancements in developmental capabilities, exemplified by the Fourth Fleet's role in the Navy's Hybrid Fleet Concept and future innovations.
  • Specialised SOF sessions highlighting the evolution of UAS for Special Operations Forces, covering current capabilities, future investments, technical challenges, and system integration, with emphasis on SOF FPV drones and broader DoD applications.
  • Lessons from the Russian war in Ukraine, emphasizing UAS effectiveness, combat threats, and future requirements.

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8:30

Registration & Coffee

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8:50

Chairman's Opening Remarks

President Andrew Armacost, President, University Of North Dakota

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9:00

Encouraging Collaboration for USAF Autonomous System Development Industry Demand/Capacity

Colonel Ryan Slaughter, Combat Air Force Capability Development Team Division Chief, USAF

  •  Mission Roles for Autonomous Systems
  • Successes and challenges for unmanned aircraft capabilities
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    9:30

    Session Reserved for Sponsor

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    10:00

    Using the MQ-9 Reaper to ‘Guard with Power

    Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Hill, Deputy Commander, 25th Attack Group, USAF

  •  The 25th Attack Group’s mission and structure
  • Operational capabilities of the MQ-9 Reaper for 25th ATKG missions
  • Building permanent training and simulation facilities at Shaw AFB to develop effective UAV operators and personnel
  • Future operational requirements for USAF UAV missions
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    Morning Coffee

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    Update On The Airspace Integration Topic

    Lieutenant Colonel Marcus Anthony, Deputy Chief, MQ-9 Operations Branch, ACC/A3MQ, USAF

  • Overview of High Altitude ISR Capabilities
  • Intended Future Developments
  • High Altitude ISR as a force multiplier
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    The use of High Altitude ISR within the USAF

    Mr Anthony Susainathan

    Mr Anthony Susainathan, Chief Engineer, High Altitude ISR Division, US Air Force

  • Overview of High Altitude ISR Capabilities
  • Intended Future Developments
  • High Altitude ISR as a force multiplier
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    Operational Testing & Evaluation To Enable The Future USAF’s UAV Fleet

    Major Aaron Aguilar, Director of Operations / OT&E Pilot, 556 Test and Evaluation Squadron (TES), USAF

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    12:30

    Networking Lunch

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    Developing Autonomous Air Systems for the US Navy and US Marine Corps

    Captain Dennis Monagle, Program Manager Multi-Mission Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems UAS, Air Systems Command, US Navy

  •  Integrating unmanned systems into maritime missions to enhance situational awareness and critical decision-making
  • Autonomy and mission collaboration
  • Key insights into the emerging role of medium altitude long endurance UAS
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    Overview of US Fourth Fleet UAS Capabilities

    Captain N (ret) Ted Venable

    Captain N (ret) Ted Venable, UAS SME, US Fourth Fleet, US Navy

  •  How working with industry allows for the greatest developmental capabilities
  • Discussion of the Fourth Fleet’s role as the Navy’s Hybrid Fleet Concept development
  • Future Developments with Naval UAS
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    Recent UAV developments within PMA-262

    Commander Jae Kim

    Commander Jae Kim, PMA-262 Production IPTL, US Navy

  • Current UAV Capabilities within the unit
  • Recent developments and intended future
  • capabilities
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    15:30

    Afternoon Tea

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    Panel Discussion: Ensuring Seamless Airspace Integration

  • Challenges to integration
  • What the future of airspace coordination looks like
  • Multi-Domain Integration of the airspace
  • Captain Dennis Monagle, Program Manager Multi-Mission Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems UAS, Air Systems Command, US Navy

    Lieutenant Colonel Marcus Anthony, Deputy Chief, MQ-9 Operations Branch, ACC/A3MQ, USAF

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    Session Reserved for Sponsor

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    17:00

    Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

    President Andrew Armacost, President, University Of North Dakota

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    8:30

    Registration & Coffee

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    8:50

    Chairman's Opening Remarks

    President Andrew Armacost, President, University Of North Dakota

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    9:00

    Enhancing US Army Aviation Capabilities Through UAV Integration

    Colonel Josh Ruisanchez

    Colonel Josh Ruisanchez , Director, Aviation Capabilities and Integration Directorate, US Army

  •  The role of the Directorate of Evaluation and Standardization Department in the Army Aviation CoE
  • Emphasizing airspace integration and operator training as an integral part of the US Army’s future UAS strategy
  • Standardization of Army Aviation UAS operations worldwide assist and enable warfighting Aviation commanders
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    9:30

    Session Reserved for Sponsor

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    10:00

    Enhancing US Army Aviation Capabilities through UAV Integration

    Colonel Danielle Medaglia, Project Manager, Uncrewed Aircraft Systems Project Office, Program Executive Office, Aviation, US Army

  • The role of the Directorate of Evaluation and Standardization Department in the Army Aviation CoE
  • Emphasising airspace integration and operator training as an integral part of the US Army’s future UAS strategy
  • Standardization of Army Aviation UAS operations worldwide assist and enable warfighting Aviation commanders
  • Training, educating, and developing agile and adaptive Army Aviation leaders
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    10:30

    Morning Coffee

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    The future of UAV within the US Army

    Lieutenant Colonel Michael Brabner, Robotics Requirements Division / Air Branch Chief, MCDID AFC, US Army

  • Current UAV capabilities within the Army
  • Requirement for Future Development
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    11:30

    Session Reserved for Sponsor

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    Requirement for Future Development

    Dr Mike Kweon, VICTOR ERP Program Manager, Army Research Directorate DEVCOM ARL, US Army

  •  Analysing the power constraints of current UAV platforms
  • Examining autonomous recharging solutions to support UAV power needs during a mission
  • Moving away from ground vehicle technology to developing UAV-specific engines, fuel options and batteries to increase UAV endurance and performance
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    12:30

    Networking Lunch

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    13:30

    Evolution of UAS For USAF ISR & SOF

    Mr Benjamin Tran, Chief, ISR-SOF Capabilities Development Office CDO, USAF

  •  Overview of current capabilities and planned investments in UAS for USAF ISR & SOF
  • Technical challenges that must be overcome to realize future UAS operations.
  • Changes to Acquisition & Sustainment organizations & processes to support future UAS capabilities.
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    14:00

    Adaptive Airborne Enterprise

    Major Jeremy Warfield

    Major Jeremy Warfield, Chief of sUAS Requirements, HQ AFSOC, USAF

  • Overview of the value of System of systems
  • Architecture common control interface
  • Applications for Industry or Other DoD
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    14:30

    SOF use of FPV drones

    Major Joshua McMillion, Project Officer Robotics, US SOCOM

  •  Overview of SOF FPV Drones
  • Intended Future Development
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    15:00

    Afternoon Tea

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    15:30

    Overview of lessons learned from the Russian War in Ukraine

    Colonel Pavlo Khazan, Deputy Head of the Electronic Support Department of the General Directorate of Electronic and Cyber Warfare of the General Staff, Armed Forces of Ukraine, Armed Forces of Ukraine

  •  Requirements for operationally successful UAS Systems
  • The main threats to UAS in combat conditions
  • Future Plans and Requirements
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    16:00

    Australian Defence Force use of UAV

    Wing Commander Keirin  Joyce

    Wing Commander Keirin Joyce , Deputy Director RPAS, Royal Australian Air Force

  •  Overview of Australian Defense Force UAV Capabilities
  • Intended future UAV development and Deployment of UAV
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    16:30

    Session Reserved for Sponsor

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    17:00

    Update on the RCAF RPAS project

    Major Jeff Roulston, Deputy Project Director, RCAF RPAS Project, Royal Canadian Air Force

  •  Update on the RCAF procurement of an armed RPA fleet
  • The importance of UAVs and RPA for intelligence and surveillance of Canadian borders
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    17:30

    Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two

    President Andrew Armacost, President, University Of North Dakota


    President
    University Of North Dakota
    Project Manager, Uncrewed Aircraft Systems Project Office, Program Executive Office, Aviation
    US Army
    Director, Aviation Capabilities and Integration Directorate
    US Army
    Combat Air Force Capability Development Team Division Chief
    USAF
    Deputy Head of the Electronic Support Department of the General Directorate of Electronic and Cyber Warfare of the General Staff, Armed Forces of Ukraine
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    Program Manager Multi-Mission Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems UAS, Air Systems Command
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    Robotics Requirements Division / Air Branch Chief, MCDID AFC
    US Army
    Deputy Chief, MQ-9 Operations Branch, ACC/A3MQ
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    Deputy Commander, 25th Attack Group
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    Deputy Director RPAS
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    Project Officer Robotics
    US SOCOM
    Chief of sUAS Requirements, HQ AFSOC
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    Deputy Project Director, RCAF RPAS Project
    Royal Canadian Air Force
    Director of Operations / OT&E Pilot, 556 Test and Evaluation Squadron (TES)
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    VICTOR ERP Program Manager, Army Research Directorate DEVCOM ARL
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    Chief, ISR-SOF Capabilities Development Office CDO
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    Chief Engineer, High Altitude ISR Division
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