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Breakout Session: Threat Deterrence and Resilience Track

Monday 9 March 2026
Coral 3-5

This panel will explore the evolving role of Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO) as a central element of modern warfare. As the electromagnetic spectrum becomes increasingly contested and operationally decisive, panelists will discuss how advances in science and technology, including adaptive systems, autonomy, and non-kinetic concepts, are transforming EMSO capabilities.

Panelists will assess current EMSO capabilities, lessons learned from global conflicts, and future threats posed by peer and near-peer adversaries. Panelists will also examine strategies for accelerating innovation through rapid prototyping, experimentation, and operational fielding to maintain spectrum superiority. This session will provide actionable insights into leveraging disruptive technologies to address emerging challenges and ensure dominance in contested environments.

Speakers
Dr. James Stewart, Distinguished Scientist for Disruptive Electromagnetic Spectrum - Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division
Dr. Marvin Potts, Senior Scientist Electromagnetic Spectrum Warfare Technology - Air Force Research Laboratory
Jaime Galvan, Chief Scientist for Maritime Electronic Warfare - Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division
Major General AnnMarie Anthony, Director for Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Center - U.S. Strategic Command
Stacey Mervyn, Distinguished Engineer for Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Rapid Mission Integration - Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division