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Summary
Canadian soldiers attend a casualty and medical evacuation procedures brief during the Joint Warfighting Assessment 2019 on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wa., Apr 30, 2019. The Joint Warfighting Assessment is the Army’s premier modernization assessment; weaving material solutions, multi-Domain formations, concepts and capabilities, into the Army’s largest annual multinational live, virtual and constructive exercise. JWA’s mission is to assess Multi-Domain Operations Concepts, Capabilities, and Formations at echelon in order to provide critical insights and feedback on Army Modernization efforts towards an MDO Capable Force by 2028 in partnership with USARPAC, I Corps, Joint, Allied/Multi National Partners, and Future Modernization Enterprise.