(4) Conclusion. Categorize the assessment as one of the following:

(a) Failure/Limited Success. The capability does not meet operational utility requirements. Confirm whether the original requirements remain valid or require changes.

(b) Success/Limited Duration Requirement. The capability meets the urgent/emergent requirement for the specified duration.

(c) Success/Enduring Requirement. The capability meets the requirement and provides enduring utility for the Joint Force.

1. Required Capability/Performance. State whether all requirements are met. Identify any shortfalls or limitations.

2. Changes to CONOPS, Missions, and/or Threats. Note any changes in Joint Force usage or adversary capabilities or TTPs since fielding. If none, state “None.”

3. Changes to Estimated Quantities. Provide updated quantity estimates if usage exceeds original projections. If unchanged, state “Same as identified in JUON or JEON.”

4. Changes to Anticipated Sustainment Duration. Update sustainment timeframes if broader utility or longer duration is identified. If unchanged, state “Same as identified in JUON or JEON.”

5. Other Issues/Considerations. Highlight issues such as training, interoperability, system security, environmental factors, or licensing concerns.

6. Additional Opportunities. Identify opportunities for broader Joint Force utility.

7. Testing Data. Summarize any testing conducted, including results and planned follow-up testing. Include detailed test data as an appendix if applicable.

8. Lessons Learned. Provide insight gained during the operational assessment.