Pentagon’s FORTRESS Plan Prepares US Bases to Operate 90 Days Without Outside Support
- The Pentagon is preparing major US military bases to operate independently for at least 90 days during a major conflict that could disrupt power grids, supply chains, communications, and other critical infrastructure, Fox News reported on October 25.
- The requirement is part of a broader initiative called FORTRESS , which is intended to keep US forces functioning even if the civilian systems they normally rely on are damaged or unavailable.
- Your support keeps our team in the field.
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- The Pentagon is preparing major US military bases to operate independently for at least 90 days during a major conflict that could disrupt power grids, supply chains, communications, and other critical infrastructure, Fox News reported on October 25.
- The requirement is part of a broader initiative called FORTRESS , which is intended to keep US forces functioning even if the civilian systems they normally rely on are damaged or unavailable.
- Your support keeps our team in the field.
Sources: United24media