Land Warfare Europe 2026 will examine the changing requirements of modern combat, focusing on integrated land capability, ground-based air defence, and regional deterrence. The conference will explore how lessons from recent conflicts have influenced armoured warfare, precision strike, unmanned systems, communications, and battlefield survivability.
With the growing importance of cost-effective air defence, remotely controlled systems, integrated fires, and resilient communications, the event will focus on how Eastern European forces are adapting their capabilities to meet evolving operational challenges.
Returning in official collaboration with the Lithuanian Army, Land Warfare Europe 2026 will bring together national armies, NATO commands and agencies, and industry representatives for two days of presentations, discussions, and networking focused on the future of land warfare.
Land Warfare Europe 2026 will take place on November 17–18, 2026.
Land Warfare Europe 2026 will explore three core capability areas:
The conference will examine how forces can improve sensing, command structures, targeting capabilities, and resilient communications to strengthen operational effectiveness.
Sessions will explore the integration of indirect fires, air and missile defence, and force protection capabilities required for modern battlefield operations.
The event will examine the future of armoured capability, mobility, survivability, and sustainment, including how armoured formations are adapting to changing combat conditions.
Land Warfare Europe 2026 will feature presentations, interactive discussions, and networking sessions focused on integrated land warfare capabilities.
Topics will include:
Attendees will have the opportunity to explore approaches for integrating land capabilities to sense, command, strike, protect, manoeuvre, survive, and sustain more effectively.
The conference will also provide insights into current capability gaps, programme updates, and procurement priorities across Eastern Europe, led by the Lithuanian Army.
The event will bring together strategic and operational leaders from mechanised and fires units across the Baltics and wider Eastern Europe, alongside relevant industry representatives.
Sessions will examine how recent conflicts have influenced new approaches to air defence, unmanned ground vehicles, armoured capability, and unified ground control.
Land Warfare Europe 2026 will feature military leaders and defence representatives, including:
Lieutenant Generał Dariusz Parylak
Commander
NATO Multinational Corps Northeast
Major General Andrii Malinovskyi
Chief of Artillery
Armed Forces of Ukraine
Major General Indrek Sirel
Estonian Division Commander
Estonian Land Forces
Major General John Pippy
Commander
Pennsylvania Army National Guard
Major General Jörg See
Commander
Bundeswehr 10th Panzer Division
Brigadier General Nerijus Stankevičius
Chief
Lithuanian Army
Brigadier General Sergii Baranov
Chief Missile Program Office
Ukrainian MoD
Brigadier General Štefan Acsai
Commander
Ground Forces of Slovak Republic
Land Warfare Europe 2026 will build on recent developments in Eastern European defence, including increased focus on integrated land capability, ground-based air defence, and the modernization of armoured formations.
The conference will continue discussions around how military forces are responding to evolving battlefield requirements, including the integration of unmanned systems, precision strike capabilities, and resilient command structures.
Vilnius Grand Resort
Vilnius
Lithuania
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