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Sir Julian Young, former Chief Engineer of the RAF, welcomes you to Milsatcoms 2023

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Publication date: 17 Jan 2023

Abstract

Sir Julian Young, former Chief Engineer of the RAF and IET President 2021-22, welcomes you to Milsatcoms 2023. This popular conference on military satellite communications is your go-to place for technical updates in the military space sector.

Milsatcoms 2023 is taking place in London on 27 – 28 June 2023. Find out more about how you can get involved at https://bit.ly/3Fnf8B8

Keywords:: EU and UK military satellites

IET

Milsatcom

Milsatcom sector

RAF

Sir Julian Young

Trends in satellite technology and terminal infrastructure

advancing military capabilities

engineering conference

innovative infrastructures

military engineering

military satellite communications

satellite communications

space engineering

technical updates in the military space sector

Channels

Communications

Communications

Speaker

Sir Julian Young

Sir Julian Young retired recently from the Royal Air Force (RAF) after 40 years of service as an Engineer Officer.In his last post, he was Director-General Air within the Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) organization in the Ministry of Defence (MOD). In this role, he led some 2,265 military and civilian specialists and was responsible for putting to work some £3.7 billion annually on equipping and supporting all the MOD’s fixed-wing aircraft. He was concurrently a member of the Air Force Board and the RAF’s Chief Engineer, and he had a MOD-wide role as the Defence Engineering Champion.Throughout his long career, Julian held a variety of in-command, manpower policy, operational, engineering, training, logistics and staff appointments, including Project Team Leader for the Harrier GR7/T10 fleet and on the Support Helicopter Force (Falkland Islands, Cold War Germany, and Gulf War I).Julian’s first degree was in Air Transport Engineering, and he is a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering. He is also a Governor of Bath College and a Trustee of the RAF Charitable Trust.He was awarded a KBE in 2020, a CB in 2013 and an OBE in 2000.