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  1. Canadian Army Command and Staff College, Fort Frontenac, Ontario. IDF Command and Staff College, Israel. Fouad Shehab Command and Staff College, Lebanon. Namibia Command and Staff College, Okahandja, Namibia. Armed Forces Command and Staff College, Jaji, Nigeria. Pakistan Command and Staff College, Quetta.

  2. Quetta, Pakistan A facility for training of army officers. The building consists of four main sections: -the central portion containing seminar rooms, offices, a library, conference rooms, and lounge areas; -the northeast wing containing the model rooms; -the southwest wing containing the auditorium; and -the southeast wing for future expansion.

  3. The College is affiliated with the National Defence University Islamabad for the award of Masters of Science Degree in Art & Science of Warfare to the officers who possess a Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science degree (i.e. civilian education for 14 years) and successfully complete the Staff Course.

  4. The ‘OWL’ is considered a symbol of learning and wisdom in the West, thus was adopted as the college emblem on its inception. This emblem depicted the character of this institution, the seat of military knowledge and wisdom. College carried Owl as its emblem for 75 years. A new emblem was adopted on 4 July 1979, in which word ‘Iqra ...

  5. Command & Staff College | 188 followers on LinkedIn. ★ The Command and Staff College, Quetta, is the oldest and the most prestigious institution of the Pakistan Army. It was established temporarily in 1905 at Deolali near Bombay in India by Lord Kitchener, Commander-in-Chief of the British Indian Army. On 1 April the same year, Brigadier General A.W.S.

  6. The Pakistan Army Command and Staff College is a prestigious Pakistani military educational institution where officers receive staff training and education. It was temporarily established in 1905 at Deolali and later shifted to Quetta in 1907, [1] Baluchistan , British India, now in Pakistan.

  7. Mar 27, 2023 · Foreword I say this because I fear that some of my Pakistani friends and classmates may find the judgments made in this study, particularly in the present climate of tension between our two countries, to be overly harsh, unfair, unjust, or simply wrong. I hope this is not the case, as I have...