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The Future Indirect Fires Summit is returning on Jan 14-15 , 2025, at the Downright Hotel, Austin, TX.

Leaders from the indirect fire community will explore the latest innovations in indirect fire systems, support systems, munitions, and challenges presented by the current conflict in Ukraine. Our discussions will focus on achieving enhanced lethality, survivability, precision, and range. In this unique and intimate setting, the Future Indirect Fires Conference leads the industry, providing an unrivalled opportunity to drive innovation and future growth.

Download the 2025 Agenda today. 

Inquire about the conference by emailing the IDGA team at partner@idga.org 

Here is the updated attendee snapshot for Future Indirect Fires 2025.

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Here is a snapshot of who is attending IDGA's Future Indirect Fires conference from 14-15 January 2025. 

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Future Indirect Fires 2025 will take place on Feb 14-15 2025 at Downright Hotel, Austin, Texas. 

A range of sponsorship and exhibition opportunities are available for: 

• Land and Ground Systems OEMs (Cannon & Platform)
• Missiles and Munitions Manufacturers (Precision/ Advanced Guided Munitions, Traditional Munitions, Loitering Munitions, Kamikaze Drones, One Way Attack)
• Electronics & Technology Solution Providers (Integration Systems, C2/Fire Control Systems, AI/ML Software, Automation)

Download the sponsorship pack today to find out more. Inside you will find: 

• 2025 early confirmed sponsors
• Who you can meet
• Why your organization should sponsor
• Ways to sponsor 
• Details on who 2025 attendees are looking to meet 
• 2024 Testimonials 
• Partnership Packages 
• How to get in contact

To inquire about sponsorship, please email partner@idga.org

Conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East have shown a shift in modern warfare, and one pillar that embodies these changes is military artillery. One example of the evolution of military artillery is loitering munitions, which combine the accuracy of missiles with the versatility of drones.

This report will provide key information such as:

• an overview of what loitering munitions are
• how they are being used in modern conflicts
• A look at the DoD's Project Lasso

For more on loitering munitions, be sure to register for Future Indirect Fires taking place January 14-15 at The Downright Hotel in Austin, Texas. This event will feature speakers such as the Honorable Dr. Douglas Schmidt, Director of Operational Test and Evaluation (DOT&E) for the DoD. Beyond loitering munitions, the event will also explore the new Self-Propelled Howitzer, and the Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment Two.

IDGA’s 2025 Future Indirect Fires Summit will bring together leaders from the indirect fire community to discuss the latest innovations in indirect fire systems, support systems, munitions, and challenges presented by the current conflict in Ukraine.

To get the conversation started early, experts in the artillery and munitions field, including several conference attendees, participated in the “IDGA Future Indirect Fires Survey 2024/25.” These respondents represent US military divisions such as Army Futures Command, and the Marines, international militaries such as the French army, and defense industry leaders such as Airbus and Draper.

This report will analyze the 45+ responses to the survey, focusing on areas such as next-gen munitions capabilities, lessons learned from the conflict in Ukraine, and what attendees of the Future Indirect Fires Summit are looking forward to learning more about at the summit.

To hear directly from leaders of ongoing US military projects, including the new Self-Propelled Howitzer, Indirect Fire Support Systems and Loitering Munitions, register for the 2025 Future Indirect Fires Summit.

IDGA’s 2025 Future Indirect Fires Summit will bring together leaders from the indirect fire community to discuss the latest innovations in indirect fire systems, support systems, munitions, and challenges presented by the current conflict in Ukraine.

To get the conversation started early, experts in the artillery and munitions field, including several conference attendees, participated in the 2024-25 IDGA Future Indirect Fires Survey. These respondents represent US military divisions such as Army Futures Command, and the Marines, international militaries such as the French army, and defense industry leaders such as Airbus and Draper.

This report will analyze the 45+ responses to the survey, focusing on areas such as next-gen munitions capabilities, lessons learned from the conflict in Ukraine, and what attendees of the Future Indirect Fires Summit are looking forward to learning more about at the summit.

To hear directly from leaders of ongoing US military projects, including the new Self-Propelled Howitzer, Indirect Fire Support Systems and Loitering Munitions, register for the 2025 Future Indirect Fires Summit here.