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The AOC Future 5 Program honors five early-career professionals who are making waves in electronic warfare, spectrum operations, and information operations — and who show exceptional promise as future leaders in our field. Future 5 isn’t just a recognition — it’s a powerful platform for professional growth and visibility.
Application Deadline: June 30
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As your organization finalizes its strategic partnerships for the remainder of 2025 and begins planning for 2026, AOC sponsorships provide a timely opportunity to leverage emerging technologies and connect with decision-makers in the EW and EMSO industry.
By partnering with AOC, you have a variety of ways to support and connect with members, including event and webinar sponsorships and print and digital advertising. Stay relevant to key EW leaders, participate in high-level discussions, and nurture relationships with global contacts.
This year’s theme, Charting a Path to 2035: Navigating the Future of Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations, sets the stage for a dynamic exploration of the strategies, technologies, and innovations that will define the next decade. We’re now accepting original, unclassified abstracts for our nine Technical Sessions. These sessions complement the Symposium's General, Spotlight, and Breakout Sessions and offer a platform to share meaningful work, new thinking, and practical advancements.
Abstract Submission Deadline: August 15
TRENDS IN MODERN RADAR-GUIDED SAMs
Surface-to-Air Missile Systems (SAMs) 2025, taking place September 16-18 in Huntsville, Ala., delivers a comprehensive technical review of today’s most advanced adversary radar-guided SAMs and directed energy air defense systems. Sessions will explore capabilities, concepts of operation, electronic protection features, recent threat developments, and future projections.
Classification: September 16-17 | SECRET//NOFORN September 18 | TOP SECRET//SCI//NOFORN
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ADVANCING ALL-DOMAIN OPERATIONS
The 2025 CEMA summit shifts focus from "EW Overmatch" to "All-Domain Operations," emphasizing how commanders can use combined human-machine teams and autonomous platforms to engage enemies first. This event, taking place October 28-29 in Belcamp, Md., will explore how manned and unmanned systems can work together with intelligence sources and advanced sensors to improve battlefield decision-making.
Classification: CUI//NOFORN
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In a revealing episode of “From the Crows’ Nest,” host Ken Miller sat down with Jack de Santis, a Croatian-born engineer whose extraordinary journey took him from civilian volunteer to Ukrainian military drone operator to defense technology entrepreneur. His story offers insights into the realities of modern electronic warfare and the human cost of technological limitations on the battlefield.
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If "From the Crows' Nest" has given you a new perspective or valuable insights, please take a moment to rate and review us in your preferred podcast platform. Your feedback not only helps us improve but also makes it easier for like-minded listeners to find the show. A simple star rating or short review can make a huge difference!
Unlock Your Full Potential – Register for Our Upcoming In-Person Professional Development Courses!
Don't miss out on this opportunity to invest in your future. Spots are limited, so register today and take the first step toward advancing your education and career.
Presented by Paul Jackson
September 4
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Presented by Stephen Olguin September 18
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This year's event, taking place June 25-26 in Bedford, MA, will dive into the top priorities and emerging technologies for space, air, and missile defense. Experts will discuss the latest trends, challenges, and solutions in achieving defense of the homeland throughout all phases of military operations. Don't miss this opportunity to network, learn, and collaborate with government, industry leaders, and innovators.
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Taking place July 23-24 in Atlanta, Ga., this event will bring together experts from government, DOD, UARCs, FFRDCs, industry, and non-profit R&D organizations. Participants will be able to learn about cutting-edge research, emerging technologies, and operational strategies, while cultivating partnerships that advance national defense capabilities and spectrum superiority. Space is limited — secure your seat now.
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The AOC's Dixie Crow Chapter recently rolled out something special — a brand-new chuckwagon designed to fuel the chapter's commitment to community service. This mobile kitchen made its debut on May 24 at Andersonville National Historic Site in Georgia, where they provided meals for scouts, park rangers, and volunteers during Memorial Day Flag Placement activities.
Special thanks to chapter members Ken Cirilli and Jim Musgrave for their expert customization work!
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Your chapters are doing incredible work around the world, and we want to help you shine a spotlight on your successes in AOC's publications and social media. From groundbreaking events to member achievements and community impact, we've created simple Content Submission Guidelines to help you share your latest news.
Remember: Your chapter's story is part of AOC's story. By sharing your successes, you're contributing to our impact on the global EW community.
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Ready to advance your electronic warfare career or find top talent? The AOC Career Center connects professionals and employers in technology, engineering, and intelligence. Whether you're seeking your next challenge or looking to hire exceptional talent, discover mission-critical opportunities where expertise makes a real impact.
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