This is the ‘meat’ of the document. Follow the sub-sections and read the JFRP Manual for what each portion should address.

The first item is an overall classification of the provided solution against the operational requirements as specified in the precipitating document (JUON or JEON). (This is the Success / Failure part)

Then, you must provide an assessment of whether the provided capability met (or didn’t meet) the original requirements and whether the capability would benefit the Joint Force in an enduring manner (or perhaps it was ‘just good enough’ for the current need). (This is the Limited Success / Limited Duration / Enduring Requirement part)

The remaining sub-sections walk you through other information that the Joint Staff wants to capture regarding things such as:

- What, if anything, has changed in the environment or threat capability or TTPs since the original document (JUON/JEON)?

- A description of the utility of the provided capability, including how it was integrated into operations, how difficult it was to maintain, whether increased quantities may have been beneficial, and other concerns you may have.

- Lessons learned and/or testing data you may have collected in the employment or testing of the capability.