2027 LANPAC Symposium & Exposition

Focuses on moving Indo-Pacific strategy into implementation through operational readiness, deterrence, forward force posture, alliances and partnerships, defense industrial capacity, and regional economic resilience. Themes include delivering combat power forward through speed, scale, and sustainment; coalition integration and networked deterrence; mobilizing industrial capacity; decision advantage through AI, data, and the information domain; and securing supply chains and strategic resources. Discussion topics include distributed logistics and sustainment, forward maintenance and repair, space-enabled sensing and missile defense, information-sharing and interoperability, integration of Pacific Island nations, production and repair acceleration, acquisition and contracting authorities, allied industrial capacity, private investment, operational uses of AI and data, and manufacturing and energy investments that reduce strategic vulnerabilities. The forum emphasizes operational examples, identifying barriers to execution, connecting industry and venture capital with government needs, and developing actionable recommendations for policymakers, planners, and industry.

The conference focuses on Department of Defense opportunities for joint research, development, and experimentation. Collaborative workshops address challenges and emerging trends in the Indo-Pacific region. Closed sessions are held at the SECRET/REL to JPN, ROK, FRA, DEU, DEN, FVEY level; attendance is subject to clearance approval.

A naval conference and exposition for Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard leaders, industry, and academia. The event addresses maritime threats and operational challenges, including capabilities, platforms, and technologies supporting maritime operations.

The symposium focuses on Army materiel readiness, sustainment, logistics, acquisition, modernization, and the defense industrial base. Its stated themes include logistics, maintenance, supply, and lifecycle management; accelerating capability development and integrating emerging technologies; and partnerships among Army organizations, government, industry, and academia. Programming is described as strategic discussions and professional development centered on acquisition, experimentation, readiness, and modernization. The event is open to interested parties, subject to AUSA’s stated identifiable-relationship criteria and its right to deny admission or cancel registration.

The conference theme is “Generating Combat Power Across Multiple Global Maritime Fronts.” Topics include evolving threats facing the Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard; maritime operations; platforms, technologies, and advanced capabilities; and enhancing operational capabilities. The event brings together military and government leaders, industry professionals, and experts from academia for discussions, keynotes, panels, and special presentations. The 2027 agenda and speaker lineup were not available on the event pages reviewed.

A military equipment, systems, services, and technology exposition focused on Marines and the Marine Corps. The event features defense-industry exhibits, presentations from Marines and Department of War personnel, and the OBJ1 Wargaming Convention. Attendance is restricted to eligible military, government, defense-industry, and related groups; it is not open to the general public. The 2027 schedule and speakers have not been finalized.

A professional development event for the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Space Force, and the aerospace and defense industry, focused on critical concerns and challenges of joint warfare. The symposium draws speakers from the Air Force, Space Force, combatant commands, industry, and the joint force, and includes dynamic exhibits. A 2027 agenda and named speakers were not listed on the event pages reviewed.

Provides first-class professional military development, facilitates sharing of emerging requirements and technologies, and helps fuel connections that advance the cause of airpower and spacepower.

The theme is “One Logistics Enterprise.” Government, industry, academia, and allied and partner nations will examine how national and allied capabilities can strengthen readiness, resilience, and sustainment. The program is described as featuring perspectives from the Department of War, military services, Defense Logistics Agency, Intelligence Community, Department of State, other federal agencies, and international partners.