The Dixie Crow Chapter of the Association of Old Crows is proud to announce their 40th Annual Dixie Crow EW/IO Symposium to be held in Warner Robins at the Museum of Aviation, Robins AFB, Georgia. Our theme, “The Power of EW & ISR for Sustained Air Supremacy”; emphasizes the important work carried out by the men and women on Robins AFB; military and civilian along with our local contractors. The defense complex supports worldwide those that develop and maintain Electronic Warfare (EW) and Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) systems deployed by our Warfighters on a daily basis to defend our freedom and preserve liberty around the world.

Event Registration: Dixiecrow2015.infinity‐international.com

We are happy to have the following committed speakers to date:

Lieutenant General Dave Deptula, USAF (ret) – Banquet Speaker Major

General Ken Israel, USAF (ret), AOC President – Guest Speaker

Maj Gen Bob “Cowboy” Dulaney, USAF (Ret) – F-35 Community Relations, LM

Col John “Hap” Arnold, USAF (ret) – DARPA

Lt Col Chad "Cheat" Fager, Deputy Commander, 53rd EWG

Lt Col Gene “Joker” McFalls, 53rd EWG/F-35 – Banquet Emcee

The Joint Services Fiber Optics Working Group and The Joint Services Wiring Action Group will be in Warner Robins during the week of 22-26 March to accomplish training. These two groups will be collaborating their training agenda with the Dixie Crow Conference Agenda in an attempt to participate in as many activities as possible as well as leverage the opportunity to interface with the EW/IO Communities both government and industry while in the area.

The Crow’s N.E.S.T. (Novel Experiments with Science & Technology) 2nd Annual Event will be held on Wednesday, 25 March 2015 from 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM. This event positioned inside and in front of the Museum’s Century of Flight Hangar will promote Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Robotics displays and technology demonstrations with interactive experiences that will capture the minds and hearts of students, parents, and teachers. The event is a collaborative effort between local military, government civil service, academia, defense industry, and volunteers designed to inspire students to pursue STEM careers. Interaction with the robotics displays and technology demonstrations will demonstrate to students that STEM can be both fun and engaging. Enthusiastic workers in STEM fields will also be on hand to answer questions and help students learn how they can prepare to enter the exciting world of STEM.

RAFB Program Executive Officer (PEO) Review & Outlook – Thursday, 26 March 2015 – Century of Flight Hangar, Museum of Aviation. Please contact Lisa K. Frugé-Cirilli, 2015 Chair Aerospace Industry Committee; Robins Regional Chamber of Commerce; with any questions or desire to participate at (478) 750-4756 or [email protected]

Event Registration: http://warnerrobinsgacoc.weblinkconnect.com/events/AIC‐Program‐Executive‐Officer‐Reviewand‐ Outlook‐800‐am‐5210/details