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The specialist companies, however, aren't as straightforward. This is an area where one can tailor troops for a bit of offensive or defensive flavor.
Recon & Medical are generally linear...but in my view doesn't necessarily mean that they're "priority upgrade" in all cases. Access to and costs of scarce Rubber and Opium need to be considered there.
Skirmish Infantry for example takes ammo. Line Infantry doesnt.
Skirmish Infantry without enough ammo doesnt preform as well as it ought to. And can be more expense than its worth.
So if you are just developing your ammo industry, slowly upgrading barracks over time, while keeping pace to your ammo production seems the wise move.
Keep in mind also that barracks based armies will consume these goods constantly, whereas conscripts will only consume their resources when activated. This can make a fairly significant difference in government expenditure, as well as export potential.
Yeah if you switch equipment while your army is mobilized, you can go to the army details and mouse over the Offense or Defense for each unit and you'll see the score changing while the equipment is changed out. It's a major debuff while that change is happening - do not take units that are switching equipment into combat!
In the military tab you can upgrade by general, which is handy when you want to have trench inf and skirmish or NCO infantry.
I often find myself doing that anyway. A large military is really expensive to block upgrade, cheaper to step through it, upgrading the industries in question as you go.