Lower Egypt's recruitment is split into four buildings:
-Infantry
-Ranged
-Chariots
-Conscription Post(few low quality troops from minor settlements)

Upper Egypt gets just three, once again being better than the people of the delta:
-Infantry
-Ranged troops including the chariot
-Conscription Post

In addition, desert regions can have “desert patrol posts” which are similar to conscription posts but cost more workforce and give better bonuses.

Kush and Nubia get their own buildings with Kush having the wider selection, while Nubia is more focused on archery but also staffing the conscription post:
-Kushite barrack, only Kush
-Ta-seti archery school, only Nubia
-Kerman conscription post, all of the South
-Nubian Barrack, only Nubia

The Libu might not be really part of Egypt but I think I should list them here anyway:
-Libu centre, Shieldbearers and Archers in Province Capitols
-Libu camp, skirmishers and chargers throughout the Egyptian desert

The Egyptian pharaoh can establish division headquarters in Egyptian cult centres to help with army administration, reducing the overall administrative burden and taking care of upkeep for stationed troops. They also act as Recruitment centres, giving buffs on recruitment, adding rec. slots and offering three faction unique Units of tiers 3-5(Tausret and Merneptah get a bit of a bonus here).
When damaged your troops’ morale suffers, so keep them safe from raiders.

Seti’s military is built on levy which requires little specialized infrastructure. But as the heir to Merneptah he also has access to more systemic, traditional troops. His roster -lacks solid defensive troops.
-Levy centre, most seti footmen
-Stable, seti and lower Egypt chariots
-Merneptide barrack, lower Egypt footmen in minor settlements and defensive elites in select cult centres

Amenmesse leans on Kushite and Nubian troops, both for their combat prowess and lack of loyalty to other Egyptian locals. His roster lacks hard hitting melee troops.
-Kushite Barrack
-Compound of the pupil Smiters
-Kushite Soldier Colony, basic troops in minor settlements outside of Kush
-Nubian outpost, outposts allow the recruitment of few medjay troops

Tausret has no taste for the traditional Egyptian military and endeavours to reform the army. While most factions enjoy improved recruitment in minor settlements, of which tausret does not benefit, she can train all her non chariot troops up to t4 from a single building with some native additions. Her troops are versatile but lack raw power.
-Defence school, tausret, upper and lower Egypt footmen
-Chariot school
-Levied village, strong downsides but the only way to get military out of secondary towns

Ramesses trusts the dedicated warriors of the medjay and subjugated Sherden rather than Egyptian seasonal fameseekers. Standing against the ruling family his father and him want to build a new legacy and want to build a new army.
-Medjay Barrack
-Ramesside Barrack, rugged Egyptian troops
-Sherden land grant, quality Sherden troops from secondary towns
-Medjay desert patrol, few medjay troops in arid minor regions