The deployment of Combined Arms Brigades (CABs) along Western Ladakh, the Himalayas, and the Eastern Region is a key component of India’s evolving military strategy to counter threats from China and Pakistan. The Indian Army has restructured traditional formations into CABs, integrating infantry, armored units, artillery, air defense, drones, and electronic warfare elements for enhanced operational efficiency. This book provides an in-depth analysis of the deputation of Combined Arms Brigades (CABs) along Western Ladakh, the Himalayas, and the Eastern Region, highlighting their strategic role in India’s evolving defense posture. It explores the integration of infantry, armor, artillery, drones, and electronic warfare to enhance combat readiness in high-altitude warfare. Covering key deployments in Ladakh, Arunachal Pradesh, and Sikkim, the book examines infrastructure developments, modernization efforts, and geopolitical implications. It also delves into India’s response to regional threats from China and Pakistan, offering insights into the future of military strategy in the South Asian landscape. This book explores the strategic deployment of Combined Arms Brigades (CABs) along Western Ladakh, the Himalayas, and the Eastern Region, analyzing their composition, tactical advantages, and role in India’s evolving defense posture.