For years, hypersonic weapons and layered hypersonic missile defense systems remained largely in the development stage. Today, they are transitioning into operational capability and transforming the U.S. Military. The Army's Dark Eagle and the Navy's Conventional Prompt Strike are in the process of being delivered, the Air Force's Hypersonic Attack Cruise Missile (HACM) is moving into production, and Golden Dome has gone from concept to a funded homeland defense architecture, with contracts being awarded and a 2028 operational clock.
 
The IDGA Next Generation Missiles and Hypersonics Summit is built around this new reality. Over two days, senior leaders will lead discussions on offensive capabilities, Golden Dome efforts, modern missile defense strategy, and the expanding role of space sensing in tracking emerging and complex threats. From strategy to execution, service program executives and operators will share how these capabilities are fielded and employed in the field, while the test enterprise, national labs, and manufacturing base address the urgent challenge of scaling production. Congressional voices will provide insight into the funding priorities driving these programs.
 
No top secret clearance is required (U.S. Nationals only). Every session runs at the unclassified, Distribution A level, which means your program managers, engineers, and business developers sit in the same room as the buyers, builders, and operators shaping this mission. If your work touches strike, sensing, intercept, or the industrial base underneath them, these are the two days that cover all of it.