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The Billy Mitchell Chapter of the Association of Old Crows, supported by various military and research organizations including the Joint Information Operations Center, Air Force Information Warfare Center, and Southwest Research Institute, is organizing the 14th FIESTACROW technical symposium from April 17–20, 2005, in San Antonio, Texas. The event focuses on the theme "Global War On Terrorism and Its Impact on Information Operations," providing a cutting-edge technical program addressing how the Global War on Terrorism affects U.S. critical information infrastructure and influence operations. The symposium will explore the broader role of Information Operations within military actions against terrorism and will feature prominent speakers such as retired generals, admirals, and industry experts. In addition to technical sessions, free tutorials will cover topics like information operations fundamentals, homeland security intelligence, electronic warfare, and human factors in terrorism response. Networking and exhibits will complement the educational components. The symposium coincides with the vibrant San Antonio Fiesta, offering attendees an engaging social and cultural experience including luncheons, parades, and themed events. Exhibits will be available throughout the event, and a classified Industry Day hosted by the Air Intelligence Agency will follow on April 21. This event aims to attract professionals from military, intelligence, and industry sectors interested in the intersection of information operations and counter-terrorism efforts. For further details, participants can contact the Billy Mitchell Chapter or visit the official FIESTACROW website.

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Billy Mitchell Chapter hosts 14th FIESTACROW symposium on terrorism's impact on information operations.

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The Billy Mitchell Chapter (BMC) of the Association of Old Crows, along with support from the Joint Information Operations Center, the Air Force Information Warfare Center (AFIWC), Air Intelligence Agency, the 67th Information Operations Wing, the 563 Flying Training Squadron, and sponsorship of Southwest Research Institute, TITAN and the Alamo Chapter of AFCEA, will present the 14th FIESTACROW technical symposium. FIESTACROW 05 will be held April 17'20, 2005 in San Antonio, Texas. The theme of the symposium is - Global War On Terrorism and Its Impact on Information Operations. It will continue the tradition of a leading edge technical program providing the attendees with a challenging look at the GWOT impact on the US critical information infrastructure and influence operations used to shape global operations against terrorism. The program will also address the larger issue of Information Operations (IO) as a component of active military operations against terrorism. Speakers for the program include: General (Ret) Gene Habiger, Brig Gen Richard Newton, DDGO Joint Staff, Rear Admiral Thomas Zelibor, STRATCOM J3, Thomas Kelly, Chairman of Science and Technical Committee, Office of Naval Intelligence, Dr Jeffrey Addicott, S. Mary's University - Terrorism Law Department, Vice Admiral (Ret) Mike McConnell and Lt Gen (Ret) Bob Noonam, Booz Allen Hamilton. The Grand Luncheon speaker on Wednesday will be Lt Col John Harris, Commander, 15th Reconnaissance Squadron. His topic will be - Predator - Combat Operations - from Home. In conjunction with the technical sessions, there will be no cost tutorial sessions on Monday afternoon, Tuesday morning and Wednesday morning. The tutorials on Monday afternoon will be - The Pillars of Information Operations presented by the AFIWC and - The Global War on Terrorism: The Way Ahead presented by Mr. John Rendon. On Tuesday morning, - The National Geo-Spatial Intelligence Agency Support to Homeland Security presented by Mr. Bert Beaulieu, Director of Americas, National Geo-Spatial Intelligence Agency and - The Electronic Warfare Coordination Cell Concept, Operation Iraqi Freedom to the Present, presented by Lt Col Stephen Brown, Commander, 453rd EWS will be provided. On the final day, Wednesday morning, the tutorials will provide insight into the - Human Factors in the Global War on Terrorism by Col (Ret) Frank Goldstein and an Information Operations Briefing by RAND. Updated information on the subject for each tutorial and presenter will be provided on the Fiestacrow Web site: http://www.fiestacrow.com/. The exhibits area will be open Monday, April 18, 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM, Tuesday, April 19, 12:00 PM - 7:00 PM, and Wednesday, April 20, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Following FIESTACROW, Air Intelligence Agency will host a classified Industry Day on 21 April. FIESTACROW 05 technical program is held in conjunction with the San Antonio Fiesta. Coupled with the San Antonio hospitality during Fiesta, the parties that surround it, the River Parade and an elegant luncheon, this is one event not to be missed. For information on FIESTACROW 05, contact the Billy Mitchell Chapter at +1 (555) 000-0000 or visit the web site, http//www.FiestaCrow.com

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