The USA launches the Fortress program. American bases are to be ready for a crisis

The U.S. is preparing for potential military conflicts that could disrupt infrastructure and supply chains. The Pentagon's Fortress program aims to enable military bases to operate independently for at least 90 days. This initiative seeks to reduce reliance on civilian infrastructure for essential services like power and logistics. The program also includes strategic reserves of ammunition, fuel, and medical supplies to address potential supply chain disruptions during multi-front conflicts. The Fortress program reflects a broader shift in U.S. defense strategy, acknowledging that geographical advantages may no longer suffice against modern threats.