Technical Conference Committee

Professor MORIMOTO belongs to Takushoku University (2005-). 11th Minister of Defense (2012.6-12). Special Adviser to the Minister of Defense　(2009.8-9). Lecturer at Sacred Heart University and Keio-University, Chuo-University (1995-2005). Senior Researcher at NRI (Nomura Research Institute) (1992-2000).

Before that, he has held several positions in the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, including Director of the Consular and Migration Policy Division (1991-1992), Director of the Security Policy Division in the Bureau of Information Analysis, Research and Planning (1987-1989).

He served as Counselor at the Japanese Embassy in Nigeria (1985-1989) and as First Secretary at the Japanese Embassy in the United States (1981-1985). He was a Senior Fellow at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University (1980-1981) and Senior Guest Researcher at the Brookings Institution (1981-1982). Before he joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, he served the Japanese Self Defense Air Force (1965-1979). He graduated National Defense Academy (1965).

Admiral Davis has over 40 years of program management, executive leadership and engineering management in support of Department of Defense. He completed over 35 years in the U.S. Navy, retiring as a Rear Admiral and joining American Systems Corporation in 2003. He began as a nuclear trained submarine officer, and served in various shore and sea billets including two commands at sea. The last 15 years of service was as an acquisition professional, serving as program manager for a major weapons program and over five years as a Program Executive Officer (PEO) in Naval Sea Systems Command. His field of expertise includes nuclear ship construction, combat systems, sonar, communications, all undersea weapons and surface ship self defense systems. Since joining American Systems Corporation in 2003, Admiral Davis has continued his involvement with a variety of engineering programs for DOD, and commercial customers as an American Systems Executive Director and Vice President of Professional, Technical and IT services in Washington, D.C.

Admiral Davis received a BS from the U.S. Naval Academy and MS degree in Electrical Engineering from the Naval Postgraduate School.

Short CV Dr. Hans Dieter Ehrenberg

Born 1956 in Esslingen Germany

1966 to 1975 High School Education

1975 to 1979 Officer career in the German Navy, engineering department, destroyer flotilla

1979 to 1985 Studies of Naval Architecture at the Universities of Hannover and Hamburg, Germany

1986 to 2000 Product Development, Projects and Marketing Engineer at Blohm + Voss Shipyards, Hamburg; Manager Product Planning for MEKO-Corvettes, Frigates and Surface Effect Ships, Ph. D. thesis on Seakeeping of Surface Effect Ships

2000 to 2002 Sales Director for ship projects at trading house MPC Marine, Hamburg

2002 to 2005 Manager Research and Development ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, Vice President Jafo Technologies, Hamburg

Since 2005 Director Naval Systems Department at EADS, Ulm, Germany, after integration of this business unit into ATLAS ELEKTRONIK GmbH in 2007 Director Business Development Germany at ATLAS ELEKTRONIK GmbH in Bremen

Mr. Charles Giacchi is the principle partner of Strategic Management Partners (SMP) and a Member of the California Military Council.

He has over 40 years experience managing large complex enterprises. Prior to founding SMP, Mr. Giacchi was the Technical Director of the Naval Surface Warfare Center where he directed six Divisions, 14,000 employees, and an annual budget of $3.3 billion. Before being selected as the NSWC TD, Mr. Giacchi was the Executive Director of the Port Hueneme Division where he managed a workforce of 2,200 employees and an operating budget of $600 million. Mr. Giacchi began his career as an engineer with Lockheed Electronics. Mr. Giacchi’s education includes an MS in Systems Management from the University of Southern California, and a BS in Engineering Technology from Chapman University. He was selected for membership in the Senior Executive Service (SES) in 1997, and was a 2006 recipient of the Distinguished Executive Presidential Rank Award, as well as numerous awards within the Navy and NAVSEA.

Admiral Mies completed a distinguished 35-year career in the US Navy. He commanded US Strategic Command for four years prior to retirement. As Commander in Chief, he was directly responsible for the command and control of the Nation’s strategic nuclear forces supporting the national security objective of strategic deterrence.

Admiral Mies has a unique breadth and depth of operational and policy experience in undersea and strategic warfare. He has held both US and Allied commands at senior military levels. After completing training for submarine duty, he served on two nuclear attack submarines and a ballistic missile submarine before commanding the nuclear attack submarine, USS SEA DEVIL. He subsequently served in a wide range of distinctive command positions including Commander Submarine Development Squadron TWELVE, Commander, Submarine Group EIGHT and Commander, Allied Submarines, Mediterranean, and Commander, Submarine Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet and Commander, Submarine Allied Command, Atlantic.

His staff positions included duty on the staff of Commander in Chief, U. S. Atlantic Fleet, Executive Assistant to the Assistant Chief of Naval Operations (Undersea Warfare), Chief of Staff to Commander Submarine Force, U. S. Pacific Fleet, and Director Strategic Target Plans and Deputy Director Plans and Policy on the staff of Commander in Chief, U. S. Strategic Command.

Admiral Mies is one of a few flag officers to complete qualification as both a submariner and naval aviation observer. In addition to unit and service awards, his decorations include the Defense Distinguished Service Medal, Navy Distinguished Service Medal, Defense Superior Service Medal (two awards), Legion of Merit (four awards), National Intelligence Distinguished Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal (two awards), Navy Commendation Medal (four awards), Navy Achievement Medal, and Secretary of Energy Gold Medal.

Admiral Mies is a native of Chicago, Illinois. A distinguished scholar and athlete, he graduated first in his class with highest honors from the U. S. Naval Academy. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree with majors in mechanical engineering and mathematics. An intercollegiate wrestling champion and a lightweight football player, he was awarded the Thompson Trophy for contributing the most to the promotion of athletics at the Naval Academy. He has completed post-graduate education at Oxford University, England, the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, and Harvard University. He holds a Masters degree in government administration and international relations; he also holds an Honorary Doctorate of Law degree from the University of Nebraska. His professional education includes the Flag Officers’ Capstone course, the program for Senior Executives in National and International Security at Harvard University, and the Joint Flag Officer Warfighting course.

Following retirement from the Navy, Admiral Mies served as a Senior Vice President and Deputy Group President of Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) and as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Hicks and Associates, Inc, a wholly owned subsidiary of SAIC. He presently serves as the CEO and President of The Mies Group, LTD. Admiral Mies served as the Chairman of the Department of Defense Threat Reduction Advisory Committee from 2004-2010. He presently serves as the Chairman of the Boards of the Navy Mutual Aid Association and the Naval Submarine League, a member of the Committee on International Security and Arms Control of the National Academy of Sciences, a member of the Board of Governors of Los Alamos National Laboratory and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, and a member of the Board of Directors of Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company, Babcock and Wilcox Company, and Exelon Corporation. He also serves on numerous advisory boards.

John B. Padgett, III is Electric Boat’s Vice President – Business Development and Strategic Planning. He joined the company in December 2003 following a 34-year career in the U.S. Navy.

A career submarine officer, Padgett commanded the attack submarine USS Omaha (SSN692), served as Commander, Submarine Squadron ELEVEN and was the 75th Commandant of Midshipman at the U.S. Naval Academy.

Following selection to flag rank, Padgett served on the staff of United States Strategic Command, on the staff of the Chief of Naval Operations and as Commander, Submarine Group TWO.

Padgett’s final assignment on active duty was as the 30th Commander, Submarine Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet.

A 1969 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, Mr. Padgett also holds a Master of Science degree in Engineering Science and Mechanics from the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Short CV Dr. Hans Dieter Ehrenberg

Born 1956 in Esslingen Germany

1966 to 1975 High School Education

1975 to 1979 Officer career in the German Navy, engineering department, destroyer flotilla

1979 to 1985 Studies of Naval Architecture at the Universities of Hannover and Hamburg, Germany

1986 to 2000 Product Development, Projects and Marketing Engineer at Blohm + Voss Shipyards, Hamburg; Manager Product Planning for MEKO-Corvettes, Frigates and Surface Effect Ships, Ph. D. thesis on Seakeeping of Surface Effect Ships

2000 to 2002 Sales Director for ship projects at trading house MPC Marine, Hamburg

2002 to 2005 Manager Research and Development ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, Vice President Jafo Technologies, Hamburg

Since 2005 Director Naval Systems Department at EADS, Ulm, Germany, after integration of this business unit into ATLAS ELEKTRONIK GmbH in 2007 Director Business Development Germany at ATLAS ELEKTRONIK GmbH in Bremen

Jerry Bradshaw graduated from Pepperdine University with a Bachelors degree in Physics in 1967. Subsequently, he pursued graduate studies in physics, computer science and electrical engineering at Brown University and the University of Rhode Island. He is a graduate of the Raytheon Engineering Management and Advanced Management programs and the Raytheon Enterprise Architecture Program. He has held numerous responsible positions in both government and industry, including Technical Director of Submarine Combat Systems at Naval Undersea Warfare Center and Technical Director of Naval and Maritime Systems at Raytheon Company. He has received numerous awards, including the Raytheon company Excellence in Technology Award in 2005 for his contributions to the Royal Australian Collins Submarine combat system and the Royal Australian Navy Air Warfare Destroyer. He retired from Raytheon in 2010 as a Principal Engineering Fellow and is currently a Senior Consulting Engineer for Rite-Solutions, Middletown, RI. Mr. Bradshaw served as national chairman and is currently a member of the Executive Advisory Board of the U. S. National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) Undersea Warfare Division. He is a member of the U.S. Navy Submarine League (NSL), a member of the Maritime Systems Technology (MAST) Technical Coordination Committee and was selected for inclusion in the Cambridge Who’s Who Registry of Executives, Professionals and Entrepreneurs and Who’s Who Worldwide. He has been recognized by both the Rhode Island governor and legislature for his contributions.

Mr. Bradshaw’s career at Naval Undersea Warfare Center included pioneering work on wavefront curvature ranging as the Chief Engineer for the Wide Aperture Array advanced development program, the Submarine Active Detection System advanced development, and the AN/BQQ-5 spherical array sonar system at the New London laboratory and leadership as Technical Director for both the AN/BSY-1 and AN/BSY-2 submarine combat systems at the Newport laboratory. While at NUWC, Mr. Bradshaw also served on several SECNAV and CNO chartered studies and committees.

At Raytheon, Mr. Bradshaw served as Technical Director for Submarine Combat Systems, Technical Director for Raytheon Australia Naval Systems, and later as Technical Director for Naval and Maritime Systems at Raytheon in Portsmouth, RI. In these positions he provided technical leadership for Raytheon’s technology program as well as product development. Key systems developed under his leadership include the CCS MK1 and MK2 Combat Control Systems, the AN/BSY-1 Combat Control System, the Submarine Active Detection System, the Multi-purpose Subsystem, the Royal Australian Navy Collins combat system and land based facility, the Virginia Class Submarine Combat Control System, the MK 48 Heavyweight torpedo, the MK54 lightweight torpedo, the MK30 Mobile Target, the NATO Sea Sparrow System, the AN/AQS-22 Airborne Low Frequency Sonar, the AN/ASQ-235 Airborne Mine Neutralization System, the AN/AQS-20 Mine Hunting Sonar, the AN/SQQ-32 Mine Hunting Sonar, the SPS-74 radar, and the Aegis AN/SPY-1 radar transmitter sub-system and Mk99 Missile fire control system.

Mr. Bradshaw is currently retired, but remains active in the naval and maritime community through active participation in MAST, NDIA and the NSL and by providing consulting services to industry and government organizations through Rite-Solutions. His expertise is in the development of large scale military systems, system engineering, system architecture, sonar systems, radar systems, combat systems, torpedoes, underwater vehicles, Tomahawk integration and simulation and training systems. His experience in warfare areas includes Anti-Submarine Warfare, Anti-Surface Warfare, Mine Warfare, Strike Warfare, Anti-Air Warfare as well as undersea and coastal surveillance. Mr. Bradshaw is also experienced in international business, including Australia, Canada, the UK, Germany, Spain, Japan, Korea and the Republic of China.

Charles J. (Chuck) Beers is the Vice President, Maritime Programs and the Norfolk Field Office Manager at the Lockheed Martin Corporation’s Norfolk Domestic Business Development Office. In this capacity he provides Corporate Field Marketing coverage to the important Maritime customers in the Norfolk area. He also chairs the Corporation’s Maritime Focus Team, which is designed to bring the various corporate business units together and focus on complex Maritime programs / issues across the corporation.

Before coming to Lockheed Martin, Chuck served on active duty with the US Navy. He retired in the rank of Rear Admiral in 1998.

He served as the Commanding Officer, USS MINNEAPOLIS-SAINT PAUL (SSN 708) a fast attack submarine. He returned to the staff of Commander Submarine Force as the Prospective Commanding Officer Instructor, responsible for training all submarine commanding officers. Following this tour, he relieved as Commanding Officer, USS DIXON (AS 37), a submarine repair ship.

Rear Admiral Beers and his wife, Susan, have two children. Their son, Clay, is a 1995 graduate of the Naval Academy and an F/A-18 pilot. He is currently assigned as the Naval Aide to the President of the United States. Their daughter, Irene, graduated from Colgate University in 1998 and is an adjunct professor at Gettysburg College.

Kunio Fujisawa is retired JMSDF (Japan Maritime self defense Force) Captain.

He earned an Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering at the Meijo University and a Master of Science in Electronics Engineering at US Naval Postgraduate School.

He had worked as Technical Officer in JMSDF. He had assigned to R/D, acquisition, and maintenance jobs for several aircraft systems, include P-3C, SH-60, US-1, and P-1.

He had also worked in Central Procurement Office (CPO) and Technical Research and Development Institute (TRDI).

He was Japanese Technical Liaison Officer (JTLO) in Naval Air development Center (NADC), he spend several years in Philadelphia, USA.

He had also worked at Operational Analysis Division, CINC Self Defense Fleet, and he took charge of the operational Research, Analysis, and Evaluation for entire JMSDF Fleet.

Currently, he is working at NEC Corporation as Military Adviser.

NEC is one of the leading providers of Acoustic Sensor Systems in Japan, and provide

wide range of products to Ministry of Defence, Japan.

Current activity Professor of naval weapons system at the Cartagena Politechnical University

Combat System Director in Bazan and member of board of directors of the companies SAES Electronica submarina and Sainsel during the period of 1998 till 2004 whem I was retired.

The rest of my professional life in Bazan was starting as field engineer at Cartagena shipyard in 1974 and from 1981 to 2004 in the Tecnical direction on Bazan in Madrid with responsibilities from chief engineer, head of department to sub director and director .

I was also primus inter pares program manager of the FAMS( Family of anti air missie system) during the spanish participation together with UK France and Italy program being the chief of the international program office in Madrid

I was representing Spain in NIAG (NATO Indusrilal Advisory Group) subgroup 6 on compatibility of Naval system during 8 years.

Many times I was lecturer in international forums around the world about Naval issues as Multifunction radar missiles and Ballistic missile Defence.

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Birthday: Nationality: Company:

Lyn-Markus Giersch Dipl.-Ing. 18.11.1972

German

Federal Office of Defence Technology and Procurement (BWB) Project Division SEA

Short Biography

Team S3.2 “Frigate F125”, System Integrator Platform F125 Education and qualification:

1992 – 1998

1998 – 1999 1999 – 2001

2001 – 2004 2004 - 2007

since 04/2007 since 07/2011

Studies at the Technical University of Dresden, Institute for Electrical Energy Transmission and Distribution

In 1998/08 I finished my studies with a diploma of electrical engineering.

military service by the German Army

special education for technical civil servants

I joined the BWB and in 2001/06 I finished these education with the so called 2nd Staatsexam.

Bundeswehr Technical Centre for Ships and Naval Weapons (WTD71) in Eckernfoerde

There I worked in the branch “Theory and Studies on Magnetics, R&D”

Federal Office of Defence Technology an Procurement (BWB) in Koblenz,

Project Division SEA Team S1.2 “Concepts naval engineering”

Referent for electrical power systems, electrical propulsion and automation systems on navy ships

Project Division SEA Team S3.2 “Frigate F125”

Referent for the electrical power and propulsion system and integrated automation system (ILASST)

System Integrator Platform F125

Cameron Ingram joined Lockheed Martin Corporation in February 2005 as the Business Development Principal for Mission Systems & Sensors (MS2) in the Tidewater region. He is the company’s primary connection to the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security in the Hampton Roads Maritime arena.

A career Naval Officer, Cameron Ingram served in Surface Combatants in the Atlantic and Pacific Fleets. His Surface Warfare experience includes the largest nuclear powered cruiser, USS LONG BEACH (CGN 9) and the fastest patrol hydrofoil missile combatant, USS AQUILA (PHM 4). He commanded the guided missile frigate USS DOYLE (FFG 39) and the AEGIS cruiser USS LEYTE GULF (CG 55) which deployed with America’s first responders immediately after September 11, 2001. Ashore, Cameron Ingram served the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Secretary of the Navy and the Chief of Naval Operations. He became a Master Training Specialist at the Surface Warfare Officers School while serving in the Command Department. His final active duty assignment was Deputy Commander & Chief of Staff, Naval Surface Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet.

A Carolina native, Cameron Ingram graduated from the University of North Carolina, earning his Commission through the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps. He earned a Master of Arts Degree in National Strategic & Security Affairs from the Naval War College and a Master of Science Degree in Management from Salve Regina University.

Cameron Ingram serves on the Board of Directors of the Surface Navy Association, Hampton Roads Chapter and the Propeller Club, Port of Norfolk. He is the immediate past President of the Navy League, Hampton Roads Council and is active in maritime and professional naval organizations.

In Hampton Roads, Cameron Ingram supports MS2’s goal to be the world’s leading global security company. To achieve this mission, MS2 draws on its core capabilities in advanced platforms and weapons, C4ISR, global sustainment, and sensors. Encompassing nearly five hundred programs across fifty nations, MS2 serves vital defense, maritime, logistics, safety, and security needs for our nation and allies.

Ms. Lisiewicz is the Director for Strategic and Corporate Planning at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC). In this role, she serves as a senior advisor to the NUWC Commander and Executive Director on strategic planning and technology policy issues. Ms. Lisiewicz develops the NUWC and Warfare Center strategic plan and planning process manages NUWC strategic initiatives and communications; and oversees execution of technical policy.

Previously, Ms. Lisiewicz was the Deputy, Product Area Director for all Undersea Warfare Command and Control systems. She was responsible for assessing the current and future technical capabilities and workload, business, political, and technological issues related to the product area. In this capacity, she also developed strategic and business plans for the product area.

From 2000–2003, Ms. Lisiewicz served as Associate Director, Science and Technology (S&T). She was responsible for providing management expertise, analysis, and recommendations for facilitating and developing a robust S&T program throughout the Warfare Center, including developing and executing an 11-step revitalization program, and strengthening customer relationships with the Office of Naval Research (ONR) and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, as well as developing new partnerships with industry and academia.

From 1990 through 2000, Ms. Lisiewicz held various positions in NUWC Division Newport, including Branch Head of the Executive Staff. She was responsible for all NUWC Division Newport external communication initiatives, customer survey, customer satisfaction and loyalty initiatives, program reviews, the Capital Investment Program, international displays, incentive awards program, action item system, and special projects. Ms. Lisiewicz was the principal recognized expert in external communications, strategic planning, and customer satisfaction programs. She started her career in government working for many years as an engineer in the Software Systems Branch of the Targets and Undersea Vehicles Division specializing in vehicle mission planning/control and data recording, reconstruction and analysis.

Ms. Lisiewicz graduated in 1980 from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth with a degree in Electrical Engineering. She received a certification from Indiana University in 1999 for Public Management and her Masters of Public Administration degree from Indiana University in 2002. Ms. Lisiewicz is also the holder of two patents.

Ms. Lisiewicz has received numerous awards and citations including the Navy’s Meritorious Civilian Award.

George C. McNamara has held numerous technical and managerial positions at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center for the past twenty-eight years. These positions have spanned the entire development cycle, from R&D thru acquisition and support. He has served as a Systems Engineer for the development of the ADCAP Torpedo, Full Scale Development Program Manager for the AN/BSY-2 Combat System, Program Manager for the Low-Cost Wide Aperture Array Program, as well as Program Manager for the Advanced Virginia Sail. He joined the Science & Technology Directorate in 2002 with the specific goal of identifying emerging technologies relevant to the Undersea Enterprise. In 2005 he became the Director of Science & Technology, a position held thru 2006. He is currently the Chief Development Officer responsible for new S&T programs. He holds degrees in Chemical Engineering from Tufts University, and National Security Management from the U.S. Naval War College.

After completing an Honours Degree in the Arts, Mennecke-Jappy entered the Royal Navy Executive Branch in 1995. His career developed with a series of navigation appointments on a variety of platforms including mine hunters, frigates and destroyers as well as time on operations in the Arabian Gulf as a Maritime Interdictions Officer.

An opportunity to enter an exchange programme with the Federal German Navy also saw more time on operations on-board the German Frigates “Schleswig-Holstein” and “Augsburg”. After just over 11 years of service as a commissioned officer he left the Royal Navy to pursue a career in German Industry, first working for a German L3 Communications subsidiary in international sales before joining ATLAS ELEKTRONIK in 2010.

Following several years as the Head of Sales for the ATLAS Naval Weapons division, he now holds a leading sales role from the ATLAS ELEKTRONIK GmbH headquarters as the Director Sales Shipyards.

As well as being a graduate of the Joint Services Staff College he also holds an MBA from the Open University Business School.

R. Admiral [R] M. Savaş ONUR was graduated from the Turkish Naval Academy in ‘67 and from the US Naval Post Graduate School in ‘76 as a Mechanical Engineer (M.S.). Between ‘79 and ‘97 he served at the Gölcük Naval Shipyard, during the building programmes of the Yavuz and Barbaros Class Frigates, Ay and Preveze Class Submarines, as a Project Officer, Ship Building Chief Engineer, Director of Production and Director of Planning, Estimating and Design. Between ‘97 and ‘02, he acted, under the R. Admiral rank, as the Chief of TNF R&D, Commanding Officer of Gölcük Naval Shipyard and TNF Chief of Technics. R. Admiral [R] ONUR is currently working at STM as the Naval Projects Director.

Rear Admiral Yamasaku (ret’d) is an Advisor, Public Business Unit, NEC Corporation. He joined the company in February 2013 following a 33-year career in the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF).

He started his career as a pilot for Patrol Aircraft P-2J, was then transferred to Patrol Aircraft P-3C. He served as Commanding Officer, Air Systems Programing Center, Air Patrol Squadron Four (VP-4) and Air Control Service Group. His last duty was as Commander, Air Training Group Shimofusa.

His carrier of expertise includes a System Engineer of the Operational Program on P-3C tactical computer at Atsugi Programing Detachment, including one year service in the United States and a weapon system specialist at Air Development Squadron Fifty One (VX-51). Then he managed both Update Programs of P-3C and EP-3, and Development Programs of SH-60K, US-2, MCH-101 and P-1, as Head of Research and Development division, VX-51.

He graduated from the National Defense Academy of Japan, the Aviation Specialist Course of VX-51, the JMSDF Staff College and the Joint Staff College.