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The Joint Warrior Interoperability Demonstration for 1997 (JWID 97) provided a unique environment for the Warfighter to identify the value added for mission accomplishment of demonstrated C4I capabilities. A Warfighter focused assessment was achieved through the use of: 319 highly qualified Coalition military operators and staff; demonstrations that were exercised with scenario driven play for repeatability of processing and product development; and a skilled analysis team augmented with automated data collection and analysis tools. This assessment process enabled a comprehensive assessment of new technologies, enhanced systems and new systems in an operational, bandwidth constrained, multi-national environment and an initial look at C4I capabilities needed to support network centric warfare. Twenty-eight demonstrations participated in JWID 97 to provide solutions for ten objectives. These objectives reflected technical issues that currently exist in the USACOM Area of Responsibility (AOR) and provided JWID 97 with the opportunity to demonstrate solutions to real world problems.
From its initial charter in 2001, the Canadian Forces Experimentation Centre (CFEC) inherited the responsibility for managing the Joint Warrior Interoperability Demonstration (JWID) program within Canada. With three years of experience coordinating JWID, while conducting a program of national and international experiments, it is timely to review the role of this event in CFEC's strategic plan, the Canadian Forces Joint Concept Development and Experimentation Plan (CF JCD & E Plan). This paper presents a strategy for integrating the JWID, renamed Coalition Warrior Interoperability Demonstration (CWID) in 2005, into the CF JCD & E Plan using two trials from the JWID in 2004 as case studies. These trials were sponsored by the Air Force and Defence Intelligence and used Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC) technologies. The Portal-to-Portal Interoperability Trial used a situational awareness portal developed by the COP 21 (Common Operational Picture 21st Century) Technology Demonstration. The Collaborative Operations Planning System Trial tested a prototype for providing the ability to plan an operation in a net-enabled environment using integrated collaborative tools. This paper concludes with discussion of a strategy for using a program designed to trial and demonstrate technologies nearly ready for operational use in a Joint Concept Development and Experimentation program with a mandate to support transformation.