Title: Joint Warfare Centre
Content:  The Joint Warfare Centre (JWC) is a NATO establishment headquartered in Stavanger, Norway. It was established at Jåttå on 23 October 2003 as a subordinate command of Headquarters Supreme Allied Commander Transformation (HQ SACT). The purpose of this was to have a command with responsibility for training and exercise of the NATO headquarters. The old Joint Headquarters North (JHQ NORTH) was abolished and command transferred to the Allied Command Transformation (ACT) in Norfolk, Virginia, USA.
Title: Joint Warfare Centre
Content:  The Commanders and Directors of the Joint Warfare Centre:
Title: Joint Theater Level Simulation
Content: Australian Department of Defence: Australian Joint Warfare Doctrine and Training Centre (JWDTC); RAAF Base Williamtown, New South Wales, Australia ; French Ministry of Defence: Commandement Pour les Opérations InterArmées (CPOIA); Centre de Simulation pour la Formation, l'Entraînement et l'Expérimentation (CSFEE), Paris, France ; Hellenic National Defense General Staff (HNDGS): War Games & Simulation Center; Athens, Greece ; Italian Joint Operations Headquarters J7 Division (Exercises); Rome, Italy ; Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (MELCO), Kamakura Works; Tokyo and Kanagawa, Japan ; Republic of Korea Air Force, Air University; Taejon-City, Republic of Korea ; Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) Headquarters, Joint Warfare Centre, Ministry of Defense; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia ; NATO Communications and Information 
Title: Joint Warfare Establishment
Content:  The Joint Warfare Establishment was a British military training establishment based at Old Sarum in Wiltshire.
Title: Joint Force Training Centre
Content:  The Joint Force Training Centre, which started on March 31, 2004, focuses on joint and combined training at the tactical level. In particular, it focuses on the conduct of joint tactical training to achieve joint tactical interoperability at the key tactical interfaces. It reached full operational capability on June 30, 2006. It cooperates with other national training centres, including Partnership for Peace training centres and the Centre of Excellence. As a priority, the JFTC provides support to the NATO Response Force (NRF) joint and component commanders in the training and exercising of the NRF, focusing on joint and combined competences. In October 2008, JFTC relocated from its home on ul. gen. Józefa Dwernickiego (gen. Józefa Dwernickiego Street) to a new simulations centre on ul. Szubińska (Szubińska Street).
Title: Exercise Joint Warrior
Content:  The exercise is planned and co-ordinated by the Ministry of Defence Joint Tactical Exercise Planning Staff (JTEPS) based at Northwood Headquarters, Hertfordshire. Throughout the exercises JTEPS deploys to the Joint Warfare Operations Centre at HMNB Clyde, which acts as the exercise headquarters. The Joint Warrior exercises use a common core scenario which is based upon the fragmentation of the fictional ‘Ryanian Empire’ into four nations in the late 1960s, and the intervening period of history up to the present day. A bespoke scenario is then re-written for each Joint Warrior by the JTEPS which includes simulated political and military tensions, resulting in hostilities.
Title: Joint Warfare Establishment
Content:  The Joint Warfare Establishment was formed at Old Sarum in Wiltshire on 31 March 1963 when the School of Land/Air Warfare (formed in 1947 at Old Sarum) was merged with the Amphibious Warfare School (formerly based at Poole). Its first commandant was Air Vice-Marshal Cecil Weir. Its role was to teach officers from the three services to work as one unit when fighting local wars; typical courses lasted 10 days at a time and each course was attended by about 50 officers mainly of major or lieutenant rank. However the establishment also had more specialist roles as the training centre for British psychological warfare operations and as the training centre for forward air controller training. The establishment was disbanded in 1978 when such courses were transferred to the Joint Warfare Wing of the National Defence College at Latimer.
Title: Joint Warfare Centre
Content: Provide operational level joint training in support of ongoing operations; ; Conduct and supports collective training of joint and combined staffs of the NATO Command Structure (NCS) and NATO Force Structure (NFS) for Major Joint Operations (MJOs) and Small Joint Operations (SJOs), integrating NATO members' national capacities, regional security organizations' initiatives and Partnership for Peace (PfP); ; Provide key leader training capability; ; Support adherence to joint operational warfare doctrine and standards; ; Assist the developmental and experimental work of Allied Command Transformation on new concepts, technologies, modeling and simulation; ; Performs joint analysis, collects lessons learned and feeds them back into the transformational network through the Joint Analysis and Lessons Learned Centre. The JWC provides NATO's training focal point for full spectrum joint operational level warfare. The mission of the Joint Warfare Centre is to:
Title: Joint Force Training Centre
Content:  The Joint Force Training Centre (JFTC) is a NATO headquarters located in Bydgoszcz, Poland, responsible to Allied Command Transformation at Norfolk, Virginia, in the United States.
Title: Joint Force Headquarters National Capital Region
Content:  The Joint Operations Center (JOC), dedicated a month and a half prior to the official activation of the JFHQ, is the command and control center at the heart of the JFHQ. The JOC is housed in a newly renovated building at Ft. McNair, designed with the latest in technological advances for its time. The JOC boasts 50+ work stations, complete with secure and non-secure capability by way of phones, computer network access, and video teleconferencing for the entire center. The JOC is also "red phone" capable, Geospatial Information System ready, and fully integrated into the secure NORTHCOM communications system. In addition to the ability to communicate with various civilian and military units within the NCR, satellites provide the JOC with secure communication links to the Mobile Command Center and its smaller mobile cousin, "Dagger."

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": What is the name of Joint Warfare Centre's garrison?
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