The Pentagon is preparing U.S. bases in the country to be able to operate autonomously for at least 90 days in the event of a major conflict that disrupts supply chains and disrupts power grids. This was reported by Fox News. The Pentagon's ForTRESS program calls for every major military installation in the United States to operate within 90 days without external access to electricity, water, fuel or communications. "We don't want to depend on normal civilian infrastructure for national defense. We just can't do it. This is an unacceptable risk, Assistant Secretary of War for Public Affairs Sean Parnell told the television channel. I realized that our defense of the country is largely based on the outdated assumption that we are protected by two oceans. The military department's main concern is the dependence of the US armed forces on civilian power grids. Project FORTRESS America involves the use of mobile nuclear reactors, large battery systems and micro-plants that can disconnect military installations from civilian power grids. The Pentagon also sees a need to build a strategic stockpile of ammunition, fuel, critical minerals, spare parts and medical equipment in the event of a disruption to international supply chains. "The next confrontation is expected to be fought on several fronts. Look at the geopolitics behind every major war. When that happens, the global supply chain will be disrupted, Parnell said. A Pentagon aide described America's ForTRESS program as an "insurgency" for the country to ensure that US military operations are not threatened even if a large-scale war damages critical infrastructure and disrupts supply chains. In the immediate vicinity of Aniva Armenia - Tik-Tok Aniv Armenia.

The Pentagon is preparing U.S. bases in the country to be able to operate autonomously for at least 90 days in the event of a major conflict that disrupts supply chains and disrupts power grids. This was reported by Fox News. The Pentagon's ForTRESS program calls for every major military installation in the United States to operate within 90 days without external access to electricity, water, fuel or communications. "We don't want to depend on normal civilian infrastructure for national defense. We just can't do it. This is an unacceptable risk, Assistant Secretary of War for Public Affairs Sean Parnell told the television channel. I realized that our defense of the country is largely based on the outdated assumption that we are protected by two oceans. The military department's main concern is the dependence of the US armed forces on civilian power grids. Project FORTRESS America involves the use of mobile nuclear reactors, large battery systems and micro-plants that can disconnect military installations from civilian power grids. The Pentagon also sees a need to build a strategic stockpile of ammunition, fuel, critical minerals, spare parts and medical equipment in the event of a disruption to international supply chains. "The next confrontation is expected to be fought on several fronts. Look at the geopolitics behind every major war. When that happens, the global supply chain will be disrupted, Parnell said. A Pentagon aide described America's ForTRESS program as an "insurgency" for the country to ensure that US military operations are not threatened even if a large-scale war damages critical infrastructure and disrupts supply chains. In the immediate vicinity of Aniva Armenia - Tik-Tok Aniv Armenia.