During which stage of the military briefing process is the actual information delivered?

The stage of the military briefing process where the actual information is delivered is the execute phase. During this stage, the presenter communicates the relevant details, findings, and assessment to the audience or group, ensuring that the information is conveyed clearly and concisely. This is a critical moment where the foundation laid in the preparation and planning stages comes to fruition, allowing the audience to receive and process the necessary information that informs decisions or actions.

The execute phase is not about organizing or preparing messages—these activities are part of the planning and preparing stages. It focuses on the active engagement of communication, emphasizing the importance of clarity and effectiveness in delivering the material. After the execute phase, the assessment stage follows, where the impact of the information delivered can be evaluated, but it is not the stage where the information itself is actually conveyed.