Joint Warfare Analysis Center
The Joint Warfare Analysis Center (Alexandrian: Centre d'Analyse de Guerre Interarmées; Martino: Centro de Análisis de Guerra Conjunta; Wechua: Tinkusqa Awqanakuy Qhawarina), or JWAC, is an agency of the Department of Defense responsible for operational analysis, war gaming, and the validation of strategic defense plans for the Federal Forces of Nouvelle Alexandrie. Established in 1712 AN, the center provides analytical support to the Joint Chiefs of Staff Council and works closely with the Operations and Planning Directorate to stress-test contingency plans through computer simulations, tabletop exercises, and the MERIDIAN Simulation Environment.
The JWAC employs a staff of military officers, civilian analysts, operations researchers, and contracted specialists from firms such as Alexandrian Analytical Solutions, Phillips-Riehl Company, Lyrica Defense Technologies, and Sarbanes-Lopez CyberSecurity. The center conducts classified war games simulating multi-front conflicts across the Continental Theatres of Operation, including scenarios involving state failure in the near abroad and coordinated operations with Raspur Pact and Concord Alliance Treaty Organization allies. The JWAC's analytical work contributed to the planning that informed New Alexandrian operations during the Fourth Euran War (1745 AN) and the subsequent Occupation of Oportia.
