Effective disaster response hinges on seamless coordination among various agencies, both civilian and military. This article examines the dynamics of civil-military coordination in disaster response operations within Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Drawing upon a comprehensive review of existing literature and policy documents, it analyzes the practices, challenges, and opportunities inherent in this critical partnership. The study highlights the importance of established frameworks, communication protocols, and shared understanding to optimize response efficiency and minimize human and economic losses. Findings suggest that while formal mechanisms exist, practical implementation often faces hurdles related to interoperability, information sharing, and resource allocation. Recommendations are provided to enhance the robustness of civil-military coordination, fostering a more resilient disaster management ecosystem in Kuala Lumpur.