JOA ASCC Case Study

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ASCC is responsible for RSOI, theater distribution and redeployment in the JOA ASCC is the Lead Service Component for host nation water support Develop water production, storage, and distribution plan to support JOA operations MTFs will be established to provide level V care in the JOA MACPs will be established to process US KIA in the JOA

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