Cuban Army
The Cuban Army, officially known as the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Cuba, is the military force of the Republic of Cuba. It was established in 1959 following the Cuban Revolution, which led to the rise of Fidel Castro and the communist government. The army is responsible for defending the nation and maintaining internal security.
The Cuban Army consists of ground forces, special forces, and support units. It has played a significant role in various international conflicts, including missions in Angola and Ethiopia. The army is known for its strong emphasis on political ideology and loyalty to the state.