1995 NATIONAL INFRARED INFORMATION SYMPOSIUM The 1995 National Infrared Information Symposium will be held 11-13 July 1995 at the Applied Physics Laboratory, The Johns Hopkins University, Laurel, MD. The symposium serves as the forum for a broad range of discussions within the management and technical echelons of the defense community directed to the advancement of electro-optic technology and systems for national defense. It also provides historical perspectives, reviews ongoing technology and system activities, and projects future threats, requirements, technology, and capabilities. Of particular emphasis are such management level issues as projections of future requirements, DoD priorities, acquisition trends and strategies, and standardization issues. In addition, critical technology, policy and operational issues are highlighted as appropriate. The sessions scheduled are: Keynote Addresses; Military & Civilian Applications; Seekers; ACTD; Army Systems; ARPA; Joint Strike; Threat Warning/IRCM; Missile Defense; and the IRIS Specialty Group Reports. The meeting is Classified, restricted to DoD Contractors and/or DoD Government personnel who are U.S. Citizens. The meeting is administered by the Infrared Information Analysis Center located at the Environmental Research Institute of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI. For more information, please call Rose Coleman, Sr. Conference Coordinator, at (313) 994-1200, Ext. 2881/2821.

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