vASW 2021: Mission Domain Live Engagement—JADC2/ABMS, Feb. 25

April 1, 2021
Video: Air Force Association on YouTube

Watch panelists James Dorrell, vice president of the Advanced Battle Management System at Lockheed Martin; Dave Johnson, vice president of strategy for integrated mission systems segment at L3Harris Technologies; Thomas “Jay” Lennon Jr., senior vice president and Air Force account executive at Parsons; and moderator Brig. Gen. D. Jason Cothern, vice commander of the Space and Missile Systems Center take part in the “Mission Domain Live Engagement – JADC2/ABMS (Thursday)” session from AFA’s 2021 virtual Aerospace Warfare Symposium.

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