What to expect at the U.S. Army’s largest trade show
The AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition show floor will feature more than 650 exhibitors. Photo: Jay Townsend
Leidos will feature a selection of its technology solutions at the 2022 AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition next week in Washington, D.C.
Why you should know: It’s the largest annual trade show for the U.S. Army. This year's event will feature more than 33,000 attendees and 650 exhibitors.
At booth #6341, Leidos experts will demonstrate a variety of technology solutions, including:
- The Leidos Special Mission Aircraft currently flying high-altitude ISR missions abroad.
- Directed energy programs including high-energy laser technology.
- The Common-Hypersonic Glide Body designed to house hypersonic missiles for long-range precision fires.
- Enduring Shield, a mobile, ground-based system designed to defeat cruise missiles and unmanned aircraft.
- The Edge to Cloud ecosystem, a secure link between front line military devices and the cloud.
- Modular military pods that can attach to wide variety of aircraft, deploy drones, navigate without GPS signals and more.
- Force protection technology for military base defense.
- Holistic health solutions focused on the physical and behavioral health of military service members, veterans and their families.
- The company’s expanded fleet of mobile medical clinics designed to provide health services to veterans across rural America.
- Resilient logistics solutions to help modernize military supply chain processes.
- The Leidos Intelligence DevOps Lab, an advanced, unclassified, state-of-the-art center dedicated to software and hardware development and engineering.
“When you walk around AUSA and see all of the technology advancements from industry, it’s really eye-opening,” says John George, Leidos Strategic Account Executive and retired Army Major General. “It’s a great opportunity for us to have meaningful conversations with the Army and to increase our understanding of their challenges while they gain a better understanding of our capabilities.”
For the Army, the major theme for the event is Building the Army of 2030.
“The Army has chosen 2030 as a point in the future when they’re going to be a multi-domain force capable of operating across land, air, sea, space and cyber,” George said. “It’s a significant mark on the wall to advance their capabilities to be able to fight very differently.”
For Leidos, the company’s major theme for the event is Modernization for Perpetual Advantage.
“The Army wants and needs a sustained campaign of modernization,” George said. “The need for our military to integrate leading-edge and sometimes disruptive technologies is not a one-and-done thing—it’s continual. We believe we can help them accomplish this with our company’s ability to deliver at scale and speed.”
Please contact the Leidos media relations team for more information.
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