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Registration for the Hypersonic Weapons Summit is easier than ever. Just download this registration form and send it to idga@idga.org with the subject line Hypersonic Registration.

Take a peek at who you can expect to network with on-site based on our 2019 Attendee Snapshot. Contact us today and find out more on how to join this list! Alternatively, feel free to send your request to Katrina.Savarino@iqpc.com to receive your copy via email.

Ahead of the 2019 Hypersonics event, we sat down with speaker Dr. Phillip Ligrani, Eminent Scholar, Propulsion University of Alabama-Huntsville to discuss the role of academic research in the development of hypersonic capabilities. 

In advance of our Hypersonic Weapons Summit, we have worked closely alongside our Partners Market Forecast in our mission to inform you of the latest innovations and key components of developing hypersonic missiles.  Download this report today to find out more:Type Guidance System & TechnologyGlobal Supersonic & Hypersonic Weapons -...

The lead-up to 2020 will be defined by a deteriorating geopolitical environment and marked by a resurgency of Great Power rivalry between the United States, Russia, and China. The U.S. will continue efforts to field a hypersonic missile capability in the early 2020s.

DOD, State, DHS, and ODNI independently identified various threats to the United States or its national security interests. In analyzing more than 210 individual threats identified by organizations across DOD, State, DHS, and ODNI, as well as its review of national security strategies and related documents, and interviews with key...

Conventional prompt global strike (CPGS) weapons would allow the United States to strike targets anywhere on Earth in as little as an hour. This capability may bolster U.S. efforts to deter and defeat adversaries by allowing the United States to attack high-value targets or “fleeting targets” at the start of...