; (B) relating to testing and training of fifth generation weapons systems; and (C) relating to near-peer competition. (4) An evaluation of threats posed by adversarial intelligence collection at each facility. (5) An assessment of current capacity for testing and training of electromagnetic warfare operations, including— (A) electromagnetic spectrum operations; (B) operations in the information environment; (C) Joint All Domain Command and Control; and (D) information warfare. (6) An assessment of current capacity for training and testing and future potential for Joint All Domain operations, including— (A) an assessment of current shortfalls at domestic military installations; and (B) an analysis of ranges capable of hosting large-scale, operationally relevant, live-fire campaign-level Joint All Domain operations training exercises based on near-peer competition. (7) An assessment of the capacity of the covered Armed Forces to routinely train, test, evaluate, and qualify theater-level operations in support of operations versus a pacing threat, as defined by the most recent national defense strategy submitted pursuant to section 113(g) of title 10, United States Code, for the purpose of increasing the capacity and rate of force readiness with respect to deterrence and defense at theater-level distances. Such assessment shall include— (A) an identification of areas in which multiple ranges can be used simultaneously to simulate Pacific Deterrence Initiative theater operation plans, including areas for over water and coastline training; (B) an analysis of the combined capability of the total test or training areas to simulate various public, private, and academic initiatives in support of the Pacific Deterrence Initiative while advancing military readiness