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MILOPS 2026 TRAVEL CALCULATOR
Date
Airfare cost
Meals and Incidentals
Explanation
1 Aug 26 or 2Aug 26
$65.25
Travel Day
3 Aug
$61.00
Breakfast and Lunch provided
4 Aug
5 Aug
6 Aug
$61.00/ $65.25
(Hotel Or Travel Day) Breakfast and Lunch provided
7 Aug
The Uniform for MILOPS will be Service Dress Khaki (U.S. Navy), Class B Army Green Service (U.S. Army), Service Charlie (U.S. Marine Corps), Tropical Blues (U.S. Coast Guard) or equivalent. U.S. Air Force Class B Blues (short sleeves, no tie/no tab).
For civilians, the dress is smart business attire or batik (short or long sleeve).
Foreign military personnel are to be in their national equivalent uniforms. Please see link attached for US military uniform examples https://www.jcs.mil/Portals/36/Attire%20and%20U.S.%20Military%20Uniform%20Equivalents%20ao%20Oct
To understand the currency conversion, feel free to visit the following link to currency calculator. https://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=USD&To=MYR
CMDR Jacqueline Swinton Deputy Chief U.S. Indo-Pacific Command Jacqueline.j.swinton.fm@us.navy.mil
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“The Rule of Law is critical to advance freedom, security and prosperity. China is regularly employing lawfare as a pretext for coercion, using its dedicated three-warfares strategy to isolate, intimidate, and delegitimize countries and their territorial integrity. China declares laws unilaterally and then applies them retroactively; China pressures nations to concede sovereign rights they lawfully possess and use false claims of legitimacy to justify coercion. That is not ‘Rule of Law’, that is ‘Rule by Law’."
– Commander U.S Indo-Pacific Command- Admiral Samuel Paparo, United States Navy
“Peace is not passive; peace must be protected which requires acting together, and is why we must in-vest in strengthening our relationships and advancing our legal interoperability. We must forge bonds across militaries and ministries. Deterrence is a shared responsibility and is exponential when exercised together.”
“Sometimes we need to look beyond the money; we have to look at what is good for the safety and security of our people long term”
- His Excellency President Surangel S. Whipps, Jr.- Keynote speaker MILOPS 2025
“We live in a decisive decade, where the law is used as a strategic terrain. ‘Legal Warfare’ - the misuse and abuse of the law for national objectives -A is pervasive in our region. It demands our attention and combined efforts to expose it and to take timely, transparent and coordinated action to hold those actors accountable.”
- Staff Judge Advocate U.S Indo-Pacific Command, Captain Dustin E. Wallace, United States Navy