Which briefing would be responsible for explaining the use of an EEG?

The controller/evaluator briefing is responsible for explaining the use of an EEG (Event Evaluation Guide). This type of briefing is specifically designed to provide evaluators and controllers with the necessary information to assess the performance of participants during an exercise or event. The EEG outlines key objectives, evaluation criteria, and guidelines for observing the exercise, which is crucial for providing feedback and ensuring that all aspects are effectively monitored.

In contrast, the planning briefing focuses on the logistical and strategic preparations for an event but does not specifically address the use of evaluation tools. The operational briefing typically covers command and control, situational awareness, and resource deployment, while the logistics briefing deals with resource management, support functions, and materials needed for the operation. Each of those other briefings serves a distinct purpose and does not center on evaluating performance or the specific use of an EEG.