United States
- Industries
-
Products & Services
- Energy & Power
- Country & Industry Forecasting
- Defense, Risk & Security
- Product Design
- Environmental, Health and
Safety & Sustainability - Commodities, Pricing & Cost
- Supply Chain Intelligence
- Services
-
Energy Information
Offering products and solutions for all aspects of your oil and gas asset management workflow. More
-
Country & Industry Forecasting
Offering economic and financial analysis, forecasting, and market intelligence for 204 countries... More
-
IHS Jane's
Intelligence, consultancy and advertising solutions to the defense, national security and... More
-
Product Design
IHS provides technical standards, codes and specifications plus the tools to manage critical data. More
-
EHS & Sustainability
Helping organizations drive innovation to achieve ESM goals with our software… More
-
Pricing & Purchasing
Generating accurate price estimates, forecasts and analysis to help purchasing managers... More
-
Sourcing and Logistics
Helping your business create a complete and profitable supply chain More
-
Consulting & Advisory Services
We leverage an unmatched combination of information, insight and expertise to help you... More
-
Research & Analysis
-
Research & Analysis
IHS covers global industry & economic insight and analysis to advance client business decisions More
-
-
IHS Experts
-
IHS Experts
Bringing specialized experience, expertise and professionalism to every aspect of our business. More
-
- Events
- About
Events
Share | 
- Home
- Events
- WebCasts / Webinars
- C2 in Amphibious Operations: Procedures and Technologies - April 2012
C2 in Amphibious Operations: Procedures and Technologies
IHS Jane’s is hosting an Online Intelligence Briefing entitled C2 in Amphibious Operations: Procedures and Technologies on April 24, 2012
Amphibious operations are among the most complex that can be undertaken, involving simultaneous and integrated action in the land, maritime and air environments, usually conducted at the tactical level but having significant operational and strategic influence. Successful command and control of these operations depends on a combination of procedural measures, technological solutions and personal relationships.
This seminar will address some of the doctrinal aspects of amphibious operations and the procedures developed to meet their demands; the organisations and command platforms in existence and use in a number of countries; and will look at some of the command systems used.
For more details about the content of this 60 minute Online Intelligence Briefing, please see the agenda tab below.
|
IHS Jane’s Intelligence Briefings are available to Jane’s Intelligence Centre, Jane’s Intelligence Centre Module and Jane’s DS Forecast clients/subscribers for free as part of their product subscription package – please speak to your local IHS Jane’s representative for more details or Register via the IHS Jane’s Client Area (login required). If you are not an IHS Jane's client, please register using the tab below. |
-
Giles Ebbutt, Editor, Jane's C4I Systems and Jane's Simulation & Training Systems (Land)
Giles Ebbutt
Editor, Jane's C4I Systems and Jane's Simulation & Training Systems (Land)
Giles Ebbutt was educated at Magdalen College School and Merton College, Oxford. He joined the Royal Marines in 1971 and his early service was in 45 Commando RM, including Arctic Warfare training in Norway.
Having specialised as a Signals Officer in 1978, he went on to hold a variety of communications appointments during his military career, including that of communications staff officer of 3 Commando Brigade and command of both 3 Commando Brigade Headquarters and Signal Squadron and the Royal Marines Signal Training Wing, as well as an exchange posting with the Army at the Royal School of Signals, Blandford. He attended the Army Staff College at Camberley in 1985-86, and subsequent appointments, outside communications, included Fleet Amphibious Intelligence officer on the staff of Commander-in-Chief Fleet, and within the Directorate of Naval Operations in the Ministry of Defence. In late 1996 he commanded the multi-national training team in the Baltic States as part of the Baltic Battalion project.
Giles Ebbutt retired from the Royal Marines in 1999 and very soon after was appointed Editor of Jane's C4I Systems Yearbook. In October 2006 he also joined the Jane's Simulation and Training Systems Yearbook editorial team.
He is a regular contributor to Jane's Defence Weekly and Jane's International Defence Review, and was co-editor of Jane's World Armies 2005-2006. He also contributes articles to other publications.
Giles is married with two daughters and lives outside Plymouth, in Devon.
Nick Brown, Editor-in-Chief, Jane's International Defence Review
Nick Brown
Editor-in-Chief, Jane's International Defence Review
Nick Brown is Editor-in-Chief of Jane’s International Defence Review, and manages the Jane's Land Forces news desk. He is interested in military strategy and tactics, military vehicles, ballistic missile defence, naval force development and nuclear weapons.
Nick Brown holds two degrees in Defence Studies and studied journalism at the London College of Printing. He joined IHS Jane's as Features Editor of Jane's Defence Weekly in 2001 and has since launched a new magazine for Lloyd's Register Fairplay and served as Editor of Jane's Navy International. Nick has written for a range of publications from Safety at Sea International to current affairs and style guide Monocle, and UK politics journal The House.
He is currently the Editor-in-Chief of Jane's International Defence Review.
-
Date: 24 April 2012
Time: 1500 (London) / 10:00 am (New York)
Duration: 1 hour
Please Note: If you are a Jane's Intelligence Centre, Intelligence Centre Module or DS Forecast subscriber/client, you can participate in this Online Seminar for free. Please register directly using the registration form found in the Client Area (login required).Non-customer prices
IHS Jane's Online Intelligence Briefing
Fee per delegate - $299 or £199 (+ VAT for UK customers)
Registration for the seminar include live participation in the above seminar and access to the archive recording after the event (PowerPoint and audio).
RegistrationIf you would like to participate in this seminar (but are not a Jane's Intelligence Centre/Module or DS Forecast customer) please register using the link below (secure online order form), or calling +44 (0) 20 8700 3781 or emailing Raf Kotowicz.
- The recordings of all IHS Jane’s Intelligence Briefings are available to download and view from the IHS Jane's Client Area (client login required) within 48hr of the seminar taking place.
To change the font size, press Ctrl and (- or +)
To change the font size, Ctrl + (- or +)
If that didn’t work, try the following:
Microsoft Internet Explorer
- From the View menu, select Text Size
- Select an option from Smallest to Largest
Firefox or Netscape
- From the View menu, select Zoom or Text Size
- Select Increase or Decrease
Google Chrome
- Click the wrench icon next to the address bar.
- Next to Zoom, select + or -