MODERN DAY MARINE Washington, D.C.

Founded in 1992, the MODERN DAY MARINE is a marine military trade fair and conference that focuses on the needs of the US Marine Corps. It provides a platform where leading manufacturers from the defense industry meet the users of their products. The fair takes place annually at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC. This location is among the leading exhibition and congress centers in the USA and is characterized by its excellent facilities and good transport connections.

The fair is organized by Emerald Expositions LLC, a leading company in the field of B2B fairs in the USA, which boasts extensive experience and a wide portfolio. The focus of the MODERN DAY MARINE is on innovative products and services from the defense industry. Particularly noteworthy are visionary equipment and computer simulations, developed according to the latest technology standards specifically for the US Marine Corps. In addition, the fair offers participants the opportunity to present their products and services, receive feedback, and discuss potential improvements. The MODERN DAY MARINE attracts exhibitors from various sectors, particularly from the defense and technology industry. The main visitors primarily include representatives of the US Marine Corps as well as other interested parties from the defense industry. The MODERN DAY MARINE is known for its innovative presentations and the opportunity to discover new technologies and products. In addition, it offers participants seminars, award ceremonies, parades, "Marine Zone" stage presentations, and much more. The Walter E. Washington Convention Center is easily accessible by public transportation and provides ample parking facilities. In summary, the MODERN DAY MARINE is an important platform for the defense industry. It offers a unique opportunity to get acquainted with innovative technologies and products and network with leading experts and decision-makers.

The MODERN DAY MARINE will take place on 3 days from Tuesday, 30. April to Thursday, 02. May 2024 in Washington, D.C..