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BORDER & CBRNE DEFENSE GEOSPATIAL INTELLIGENCE FORUM GROUND COMBAT TECHNOLOGY MILITARY ADVANCED EDUCATION

MILITARY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MILITARY LOGISTICS FORUM MILITARY MEDICAL & VETERANS AFFAIRS FORUM MILITARY TRAINING TECHNOLOGY

NAVY AIR/SEA PEO FORUM SPECIAL OPERATIONS TECHNOLOGY TACTICAL ISR TECHNOLOGY U.S. COAST GUARD FORUM

15800 Crabbs Branch Way, Suite 300, Rockville, MD 20855-2604T: 301.670.5700 / 888.299.8292 F: 301.670.5701 E: [email protected]


KMI Media Group Publications (Updated 6/2013)

Mission stateMentKMI Media Group is the leading

independent publisher of targeted in-formation about military requirements, technologies and operations. Serving as a unique forum for senior military and Department of Defense leadership, KMI focuses on distinct and essential com-munities within the defense market. KMI offers by far the largest and most precise distribution for your advertising within critical market segments. With a sharp editorial focus coupled with pinpoint ac-curacy and depth of circulation, KMI of-fers the most powerful and cost-effective way to reach the audience that procures and deploys your systems, services and equipment.

editorial FocusKMI publications are the only maga-

zines dedicated exclusively to all facets of their specific target audiences and subjects. Articles are written in an infor-mative, colorful and lively style for mem-bers of the U.S. Congress, top Defense and Pentagon leaders, military program managers, U.S. defense laboratories, industry executives, embassy military attaches’ and an appropriate non-U.S. military audience. The editorial material is perfectly matched with our well-defined, individual decision-making VIP audience.

We have been known for the past several years for producing top com-munication vehicles that focus on the direction and doctrine of transformation within the armed forces as it relates to the individual subject matter. No other magazines bring these select readers the ideas and visions of the top Pentagon and government leadership like Border & CBRNE Defense, Geospatial Intelligence Forum, Ground Combat Technology, Military Advanced Education, Military Information Technology, Military Logis-tics Forum, Military Medical & Veterans Affairs Forum, Military Training Technol-ogy, Special Operations Technology, and U.S. Coast Guard Forum. Leaders trust our publications, knowing we supply the best communication tools they have to deliver their messages, as shown by our past and projected interviewees. Our number one priority is total commitment to our decision-making readership and our advertisers.

Border & cBrne deFense www.bcd-kmi.com

Border & CBRNE Defense (BCD) takes an in-depth focus of homeland security and counter terrorism efforts including mitigating chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive threats along our northern and southwest borders and ports throughout the U.S. BCD coverage includes all military support operations, disaster response, first responders and other federal agencies including CBP, FEMA and the TSA that collaborate to ensure our country’s safety from hostile intrusion.

GeosPatial intelliGence ForuM www.gif-kmi.com

Geospatial Intelligence Forum focuses on geospatial information systems and databases, image collection, terrain generation, intelligence distribution, remote sensors and platforms, and homeland security. GIF is the only magazine specifically dedicated to covering every aspect of military geospatial intelligence!

Ground coMBat tecHnoloGY www.gct-kmi.com

Ground Combat Technology is the publication for the maneuver warfighter. As such, it is the most detailed oriented publication focused on the art and technology of ground warfare. Covering all aspects of mobility, lethality, survivability, sustainability and maintainability, GCT is the magazine dedicated to the entire community, from warfighter in the field to senior leadership.

MilitarY adVanced education www.mae-kmi.com

Geared toward individuals who hope to take advantage of military education benefits for a future in industry, as well as those who aspire to flag officer status. Covering issues and trends in higher education, innovative programs, distance learning and schools of special interest to the military, MAE responds to the need for information about desired and available education opportunities.

MilitarY inForMation tecHnoloGY www.mit-kmi.com

Features information security and intelligence, enterprise technology, networking, telecommunications, systems integration, data warehousing, tactical communications including rugged computers, UAVs, videoconferencing, outsourcing and more. MIT has been the sole military publication for the Annual DISA Buyer’s Guide since 2002.

MilitarY loGistics ForuM www.mlf-kmi.com

MLF is the publication of record for the military logistics community. We detail every aspect of the supply chain from contracting and acquisition, development, life cycle management, reset and recap, asset management, and process improvement from factory to fort and beyond. Congress, senior Pentagon leadership, the service’s logistics communities and the logistician in theater all turn to MLF.

MilitarY Medical & Veterans aFFairs ForuM www.m2va-kmi.com

Military Medical & Veterans Affairs Forum (M2VA) is the only independent magazine focusing on the Department of Veterans Affairs and those caring for our servicemembers. The publication covers the latest technology and applications in military medicine, from telemedicine and surgical simulation to battlefield response and evacuation, pharmaceuticals, digital imaging, medical information technologies and much more.

MilitarY traininG tecHnoloGY www.mt2-kmi.com

Focuses on simulation training systems, modeling and simulation, interactive distance learning, wireless nets, training platforms, courseware, outsourcing, training pyrotechnics, training ranges and much more. MT2 is a recognized leader in covering every aspect of training and simulation with staff who know the field.

naVY air/sea Peo ForuM www.npeo-kmi.com

Navy Air/Sea PEO Forum (NPEO) is the only publication exclusively targeted to advancing dialogue between senior naval program leadership, Congress and industry. NPEO will highlight the program initiatives, emerging technologies, and policy decisions the U.S. Navy needs to maintain the maritime tactical and strategic advantage. NPEO will be the source for information as the Navy takes center stage in the coming years, with heavy editorial content focus on aerial, surface and undersea programs and technologies.

sPecial oPerations tecHnoloGY www.sotech-kmi.com

The only magazine dedicated to the world of special operations. This is a subject area that few can cover. No one else has the access to decision makers that SOTECH has. Covering all aspects of operations, equipment, leadership, technology, and innovation, SOTECH is your information advantage.

tactical isr tecHnoloGY www.tisr-kmi.com

ISR gathering, analysis and dissemination takes place at all levels but delivering actionable information to the warfighter is the result that matters. TISR is laser focused on the technologies, requirements and capabilities that best serve the warfighter and connect ISR providers and users at all levels.

u. s. coast Guard ForuM www.cgf-kmi.com

Dedicated solely to the men and women of the U.S. Coast Guard, USCGF is focused on the people and technologies that allows the Guard to perform the spectrum of tasks it is assigned from port security and homeland defense, humanitarian and rescue relief, military support and protection missions, immigration and drug enforcement, to safe navigation of our waterways.

June 2012Volume 1, Issue 1

www.BCD-kmi.com

Border Threat Prevention and CBRNE Response

Border Protector

Michael J. Fisher

ChiefU.S. Border PatrolU.S. Customs and Border Protection

Wide Area Aerial Surveillance O Hazmat Disaster ResponseTactical Communications O P-3 Program

Integrated Fixed Towers

Leadership Insight:Robert S. BrayAssistant Administrator for Law EnforcementDirector of the Federal Air Marshal Service Transportation Security Administration

SPECIAL SECTION:

Carrier Craftsman

Rear Adm. Thomas J. Moore

U.S. Navy Program Executive OfficerAircraft Carriers

Presidential Helicopter O Shipboard Self-Defense O Riverine Patrol CraftPrecision Guided Munitions O Educational Development Partnership

www.npeo-kmi.com

The Communication Medium for Navy PEOs

SPECIAL SECTION:CARRIER ONBOARD DELIVERY OPTIONS



Display Advertising Rates (Updated 6/2013)

All ad materials should be submitted in digital format, designed according to the instructions outlined on the Advertising Specs page. For questions regarding materials, contact the Art Department. For questions regarding rates, contact your Account Executive.

* For a true-center spread, add $1,000 to the final rate. For placement in a special feature, add $300. Frequency discount reflects rate per insertion.

TOC Banner ad frequency cannot be combined with any other frequency discount.

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1x 2-3x 4-5x 6-7x 8-9x 10-11x 12-17x 18-23x 24x+

Premium Positions Full-Page

Back Cover (Cover 4) $9,172 $9,021 $8,794 $8,643 $8,417 $8,266 $8,115 $7,814 $7,488

Inside Front (Cover 2) or Inside Back (Cover 3)

$8,631 $8,480 $8,253 $8,103 $7,876 $7,725 $7,574 $7,273 $6,961

Q&A $8,320 $8,164 $8,008 $7,800 $7,592 $7,384 $7,176 $6,946 $6,738

Inside Other (3, 5, 7) $8,090 $7,939 $7,713 $7,562 $7,335 $7,184 $7,034 $6,732 $6,420

2 Page Spread*

Black & White $14,558 $14,299 $13,911 $13,652 $13,265 $13,005 $12,747 $12,230 $11,814

4-Color Process $16,721 $16,418 $15,966 $15,663 $15,212 $14,908 $14,608 $14,005 $13,589

Full PageBlack & White $6,468 $6,338 $6,144 $6,014 $5,821 $5,691 $5,563 $5,304 $4,992

4-Color Process $7,549 $7,399 $7,172 $7,021 $6,794 $6,644 $6,493 $6,191 $5,879

1/2 Page Spread

Black & White $9,881 $9,689 $9,390 $9,190 $8,894 $8,696 $8,499 $8,104 $7,715

4-Color Process $11,625 $11,398 $11,047 $10,813 $10,463 $10,232 $9,999 $9,534 $9,076

1/2 Page

Black & White $4,527 $4,437 $4,301 $4,211 $4,075 $3,984 $3,894 $3,713 $3,505

4-Color Process $5,284 $5,179 $5,021 $4,915 $4,756 $4,651 $4,545 $4,334 $4,126

4-Color in Q&A $6,907 $6,802 $6,644 $6,537 $6,378 $6,273 $6,167 $5,956 $5,748

1/3 Page Spread

Black & White $7,060 $6,917 $6,708 $6,566 $6,353 $6,212 $6,069 $5,788 $5,282

4-Color Process $8,305 $8,138 $7,892 $7,724 $7,474 $7,308 $7,141 $6,809 $6,214

1/3 PageBlack & White $3,234 $3,169 $3,073 $3,008 $2,911 $2,845 $2,781 $2,750 $2,599

4-Color Process $3,775 $3,699 $3,587 $3,511 $3,398 $3,322 $3,246 $3,095 $2,825

1/4 PageBlack & White $2,781 $2,726 $2,643 $2,586 $2,503 $2,448 $2,391 $2,280 $2,132

4-Color Process $3,246 $3,181 $3,084 $3,019 $2,921 $2,857 $2,791 $2,661 $2,392

1/6 PageBlack & White $2,005 $1,966 $1,904 $1,865 $1,804 $1,764 $1,724 $1,644 $1,561

4-Color Process $2,341 $2,294 $2,224 $2,176 $2,106 $2,059 $2,012 $1,919 $1,768

Who’s Who Banner Spread

4-Color Process $7,550 $7,399 $7,174 $7,022 $6,795 $6,644 $6,492 $6,190 $5,649

Table of Contents - Banner or Tower Ad

4-Color Process $1,820 $1,784 $1,729 $1,697 $1,638 $1,601 $1,565 $1,492 $1,375

Ad Size 1x 2-3x 4-5x 6-7x 8-9x 10-11x 12-17x 18-23x 24x+

A (3.625” x 4.5”) $1,764 $1,676 $1,340 $1,300 $1,261 $1,223 $1,187 $1,151 $1,094

B (3.625” x 3.325”) $1,298 $1,233 $986 $957 $928 $900 $873 $847 $804

C (3.625” x 2.3”) $936 $889 $712 $690 $669 $649 $630 $611 $580

D (3.625” x 1.65”) $759 $721 $577 $559 $543 $526 $511 $495 $470

E (3.625”x1.15”) $576 $547 $438 $425 $412 $400 $388 $376 $357



Advertising specs (Updated 6/2013)

NOTE: Customers are strongly encouraged to provide a professional color proof of their advertisement along with their digital material. If a proof is not supplied, KMI Media Group will print according to industry NAPL standards, CMYK density levels and will not be held responsible for the color reproduction of the ad.

FORMATPDF/X1a or PDF with similar propertiesImages embedded and high-resolution (300 dpi)CMYK, not RGB (do not embed ICC profiles)Fonts embedded or outlined (no artificial type styles)

NAMINGWhen naming a file, please indicate:• Advertiser’s name (client name, not agency)• Publication title the ad goes in• Issue or month

ex. Syntonics_SOTECH_June13.pdf

SIZING

BleedFull Page: 1/8-inch beyond trimPartial Page: no bleed required* Please make sure to leave crop marks out of the bleed area

Live Area1/4-inch inside trim

DELIVERY

E-Mail

Email the Acrobat PDF/X1a ad file directly to [email protected]

Questions or ConcernsEmail: [email protected]: (301) 670-5700/ (888) 299-8292Include client or agency contact information, publication title, volume, issue or month of publication with exact ad submitted via email.

FTPIn your browser, go to kmimediagroup.com/ftp-site.html and follow the online instructions for uploading your materials.

MailKMI Media Group15800 Crabbs Branch Way, Suite 300Rockville, MD 20855-2604

PRINTINGPrinting Process: Offset Web, direct-to-plateBinding Method: Saddle-stitchColor: 4-color processColor Density: 300 dpi maximumLine Screen: 175

SPECIAL PROJECTSKMI Media Group accepts pre-printed inserts such as posters and other tip-in items such as CDs. Advertiser must provide a sample in advance for approval to ensure that all specs are met. Insert materials must be received by our printer, Publishers Press, no later than 10 business days prior to issue closing. Once approved, advertiser should ship inserts on skids directly to Publishers Press, making sure to include the publication title on the label:

Publishers PressAttn: Paula Fountain100 Frank E.Simon Ave.Shepherdsville, KY 40165

• Posters and other printed inserts: Printed inserts should be shipped UNFOLDED. Additional charges for folding and attaching inserts apply.

• Other Tip-Ins (CDs, etc.): Additional charges for attaching inserts apply.

• Minimum/Maximum Quantity for All Inserts: full run of magazine (20,000 copies)

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TRIM SIZES (all measurements are in inches)

2 page spread 16.75 x 10.875*

Full page 8.375 x 10.875*

1/2 page spread 16.75 x 5.75*

1/2 page horizontal 7.375 x 5.25 †

1/2 page vertical 3.375 x 9.875 †

1/2 page island 4.85 x 6.9 †

1/3 page spread 16.75 x 3.875*

1/3 page horizontal 7.375 x 3.375 †

1/3 page vertical 2.125 x 9.875 †

1/4 page vertical 3.6 x 5.25 †

1/6 page vertical 2.325 x 5.25 †

Who’s Who banner spread 16.75 x 2*

TOC banner 5.34 x 1.5 †

TOC tower 1.8 x 5.5 †

Gate fold 8.25 x 10.875*

Business Profile: 4, 8, 12, 16 pages 8.375 x 10.875*

Tip-in: Poster 30.5 x 20.5*

Tip-in: CD Standard CD size

* Please remember to include 1/8-inch bleed area beyond trim without crop marks

† Please do not include a stroke or outline around partial ads since a 1/4-point border will be added on for consistency



B3.625 x 3.325

A3.625 x 4.5

C3.625 x 2.3

C3.625 x 2.3

D3.625 x 1.65

E3.625x1.15

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Advertising specs (Updated 6/2013)

All measurements are in inches.Please do not include a stroke or outline around resource center ads since a 1/4-point border will be added on for consistency.

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