Geography – Command and Staff College Quetta

First Week
- Military Operations in the Hot Desert Environment
- Geography, Military Geography, and Critical Military Studies
- How the Taliban Exploited Afghanistan’s Human Geography
- Indo-Pakistan 1965 War Battle of Chawinda
- Preparing for the Russian War British Strategic Planning, March 1853 – March 1854
- The Battle of Gazala – Rommel’s Masterpiece – Weapons and Warfare
- The Crimean War as a Technological Enterprise
Second Week
- Geopolitics, Political Topology and Hybrid Warfare
- Hybrid Warfare and Challenges
- Introduction ‘Hybrid Warfare in Asia its meaning and shape’
- Cards against China which we never use – Indian Defence Review
- Military Geography and Military Strategy
- Saudi-Pakistan Relations Schisms and Geopolitical Challenges
Third Week
- Rethinking Boundaries, Spaces, and Networks Between Geography and Military Science_ Understanding and Actualizing Real-Time Integrated Command and Control for Joint Air Operations
- Assessment and Modeling of Geo-Spatial Technology and Geo-Spatial Intelligence Support for Joint Military Operations
- Changing Geographical Factors in Planning and Conduct of Indian Military Operations
- How Geography Will Shape U.S. Military Options in Eastern Europe
- Strategic Culture and Geography Russia’s Southern Seas after Crimea
- Thinking in Space The Role of Geography in National Security Decision-Making
- New Strategic Geography Ends “Long Army Century
Fourth Week
- The Geography of Maritime Networks A critical review
- Changing Geographical Factors in Planning and Conduct of Indian Military Operations
- Interaction of Military Geography, Meteorology and Military art Based on the Example of War Events
- The Changing Geography of Seaports
- Assessment and Modeling of Geo-Spatial Technology and Geo-Spatial Intelligence Support for Joint Military Operations
- Air Power Space Power and Geography
- Cultural Geography in Intelligence Analysis Successes and Failures