The USA launches the "Fortress" program. Military bases prepare for a cut-off from the world

The U.S. has launched the "Fortress" program aimed at ensuring military bases achieve 90-day self-sufficiency in energy and logistics during crises. The Pentagon views reliance on civilian infrastructure as a significant risk, emphasizing the need for military independence. The program includes portable nuclear reactors and large-scale energy storage to detach bases from civilian energy networks. It also prepares for disruptions in global supply chains, particularly concerning military equipment. The strategy reflects a shift from traditional territorial defense, acknowledging the changing geopolitical landscape and the need for strategic reserves of ammunition and essential resources.