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Cuba seems to be a unique starting nation in the sense that it demands an emphasis on sea and amphibious capability beyond what even the U.K. can get away with. The U.K. sometimes manages to avoid massive naval expenditure altogether with timely exploitation of its narrow Channel crossings. Whereas basic infantry is almost always my first research endeavor, Cuba's unique strategic position has me leaning more towards early advancement in corvette, frigate, and air superiority fighter tech, follo…