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Pentagon plans for bases to run 90 days off the grid as Britain asks households to stock up unverified
The Pentagon is developing a requirement for every major U.S. military base to keep essential operations running for at least 90 days without outside power, water, fuel or communications, Fox News Digital reported on Oct. 25, citing internal planning documents. It falls under FORTRESS, the base resilience program Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced on Sept. 30; no cost or timeline has been published. Separately, Britain's Be Ready campaign, launched Oct. 22, asks households to keep three days of water, food and cash, and neither government has said a war is imminent.
tradersunion.com · Oct 26 · Summary from Fortune's Oct 26 report; the linked page could not be read
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