Joint War Committee (JWC) consists of debating a way to efficiently use military strategies to be able to solve a critical situation. Therefore, the participants of the committee are generals, not judges nor delegates. The committee is split into two sides, the ones who support and the ones who opposed the issue in question. Each side will discuss the topic and then meet to reach a united solution. This committee requires generals to have a broad knowledge on history, outstanding wars and strategies; as well as current and historical alliances, research about the General’s biography and the country’s military power and international relations is required.