For years, hypersonic weapons were a development story. Not anymore. The Army's Dark Eagle and the Navy's Conventional Prompt Strike are in the process of being delivered, the Air Force's 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 that new reality. Across two days, the leaders running this mission take the stage: the Golden Dome enterprise and the Missile Defense Agency on the layered shield; the Space Development Agency and the space sensing community on tracking threats no radar was built for; the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, and U.S. Air Force program executives and operators fielding and employing the weapons; the test enterprise, national laboratories, and manufacturing base racing to scale; and the congressional and resourcing voices deciding what gets funded and when.
 
No 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.