The 2027 Future Indirect Fires Summit will take place January 26–27, 2027 in Arlington, VA, bringing together leaders from across the indirect fires community to discuss advancements in platforms, munitions, support systems, and operational strategy.

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The event will examine key US DoD programs, emerging technologies, software interoperability, industrial base support, and evolving capability requirements focused on improving lethality, precision, survivability, and range.
Further details will be announced soon. In the meantime, please refer to the previous event information below.
The agenda features high-priority sessions on howitzer modernization, loitering munitions, and fires innovation.

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Keynote presentations and panel discussions will address strategic and operational requirements for indirect fires. More than 300 senior decision-makers and experts will gather to share insights, explore new technologies, and discuss the future of indirect fires across services.
Sessions will also examine current U.S. Department of Defense programs, including the Army’s Self-Propelled Howitzer (SPH-M), Project LASSO, and the Marine Corps OPF-L Program.
In addition to structured sessions, the summit offers networking opportunities with over 300 professionals focused on indirect fires modernization, providing a unique chance to exchange insights and build connections across military, industry, and allied partners.
Sessions will focus on modern warfare requirements and recapitalization efforts for indirect fires.
Topics will include the role of fires in multi-domain operations, integration of common software systems, challenges in munitions production, and addressing current capability gaps. Additional attention will be given to testing and training standards to ensure operational effectiveness.
The event will feature more than 20 confirmed speakers, including senior military officials, program managers, engineers, and industry leaders who are actively shaping the future of indirect fires. Attendees will gain insights from experts representing the U.S. Army, U.S. Marine Corps, allied armed forces, and leading defense organizations.
Sponsorship and exhibition opportunities are available for organizations looking to engage directly with senior decision-makers and showcase solutions supporting indirect fires advancement.
The Westin Arlington
801 North Glebe Road
Arlington, VA 22203
United States
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