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Welcome to the newest virtual program hosted by MORS! Designed to keep the MORS community connected and engaged, monthly MORS-Talks cover relevant issues, professional, technical and career development topics.

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Designed to keep the MORS community connected and engaged, monthly MORS-Talks cover relevant issues, professional, technical and career development topics.

Upcoming MORS Talks:

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16 October 2026, 12:00 PM ET

Mr. Chris Huffman, Aerospace Engineer for DCS Corporation

Difficulties in Modeling and Analyzing Missile Engagements

Analysis of missile engagements is challenging due to the significantly coupled nature of the problem. Sensing, decision making, intercept prediction, guidance laws and algorithms, and simulation-environment fidelity all contribute to the success or failure of a particular engagement. Modeling these factors to provide timely answers to analytic questions requires consideration of the level of fidelity required and development and testing techniques to provide confidence in the use case, promote reusability, and conduct continuous improvement.

20 November 2026, 12:00 PM ET

Mr. Kent Sullivan, Operational Research Analyst, Office of the Secretary of the Air Force

Contested Logistics: Modeling Airfields Under Attack

In a contested environment, projecting combat airpower is critical, yet the complex system-of-systems enabling airbase sortie generation remains a key vulnerability. This talk addresses airfield resilience against pacing threats using the Airfield Damage Assessment & Resiliency Model (AD-ARM), a mission-level, discrete-event simulation designed to analyze airbases under attack.