Joint US Military Assistance Group

Joint US Military Assistance Group Republic of the Philippines Commander Pacific Command Representative

The Joint US Military Assistance Group in the Republic of the Philippines (JUSMAGPHIL) functions as the US Security Assistance Organization (SAO) in the Philippines. The Chief of JUSMAGPHIL is also the Commander US Pacific Command Representative (CDRPACOMREP). In addition to the military chain of command, JUSMAGPHIL/CDRPACOMREP is also responsible to the US Ambassador to the Republic of the Philippines. JUSMAGPHIL has responsibility for administering security assistance missions in addition to non-security assistance missions. These include Joint Combined Bilateral Exercise Programs, the second largest International Military Education and Training (IMET) program in the world as well as coordination of joint US and Republic of the Philippines military to military engagement programs prescribed by the Mutual Defense Board. JUSMAGPHIL and CDRPACOMREP offices are located on the Embassy grounds in both the Chancery and Rowe Buildings. The US Embassy is located at 1201 Roxas Blvd., Manila, telephone number 632-526-6300. Theater Security Cooperation Programs // Security Assistance Office // // Military Assistance Program (MAP) - End Use Monitoring (EUM) // // JUSMAG Command Briefing // JUSMAG Information Papers // // DoD Rewards Program // Counter-Terrorism Websites // // Photo Gallery // Presidential Determination to Furnish Anti-Terrorism Assistance to the Philippines JOINT U.S. – PHILIPPINES MILITARY COOPERATION Speech to the Republicans Abroad, Chief JUSMAG U.S. Defense Assistance to the Government of the Philippines Travel to the Republic of the Philippines *Required Pre-deployment Documentation *General Admin/Welcome Aboard *Country Clearances-aircraft/personnel *About the Republic of the Philippines *Travel Information *Terrorist Organization within the RP *E-Country Clearance Other Websites *U.S. Pacific Command *U.S. Air Force *Philippine Senate *U.S. Army *U.S. Coast Guard *Department of National Defense *U.S. Navy *U.S. Department of Defense *Department of Foreign Affairs *U.S. Marine Corps *First Gov *Armed Forces of the Philippines * Humanitarian Assistance Information Center