Where do you brief SEAD and threat information?

• A. Remarks
• B. SITREP
• C. R/SoF
• D. Readbacks

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that threat data and the SEAD plan are added as supporting details to the mission brief in a place everyone can reference during execution. The Remarks section is designed for extra instructions and information that doesn’t fit into the standard fields, so you can include the SEAD approach, threat indicators, radar and air-defense cues, deconfliction notes, and any special instructions there. This keeps critical threat information immediately accessible to all participants as the mission unfolds. SITREP is for reporting current status during or after operations, not for pre-briefing threat and SEAD details. Readbacks are about confirming you’ve received and understood a message, not where you convey the actual briefing content. So, putting SEAD and threat information in the Remarks section is the most appropriate choice.