Under a new initiative called FORTRESS, the Pentagon wants every major US military base able to run for 90 days without outside power, fuel, water or supplies in a major war.
The Pentagon is preparing US military bases to keep running for at least 90 days without outside support, in case a major war cripples power grids, disrupts supply chains and threatens critical infrastructure on American soil, Fox News reported.
Under the initiative, called FORTRESS, every major military installation in the continental United States would have to sustain essential operations on its own, including electricity, water, fuel and communications. (Read More)
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Senior Researcher Brad Myers Comments,
Is anyone else alarmed by the recent Fox News report that
the Pentagon is ordering U.S. military bases to prepare for major disruptions
to power grids, supply chains, and critical infrastructure on AMERICAN
SOIL? Why is this happening NOW? Could
it be that the U.S. government is possibly preparing its installations in case
the Pentagon and President Trump decide to launch a decisive military strike
against the Iranian regime, an action that could trigger massive retaliatory
cyberattacks against critical U.S. infrastructure?
If you doubt that this news could be connected to the conflict with Iran, read the following reports, which shed important light on the alarming warnings coming from the Pentagon during this war. On April 27, 2026, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) posted:
The Iranian Cyber Threat to U.S. Critical Infrastructure - "The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and other U.S. agencies recently published a cyber advisory notice warning of the cyber threat posed by Iranian hackers to U.S. critical infrastructure....Recently, CISA and other U.S. agencies published an advisory notice warning of the threat posed to U.S. critical infrastructure by Iran-affiliated actors, many of which are thought to be associated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps."
That same day, Homeland Security Today (HSToday) added:
"Heightened geopolitical tension, particularly following a leadership decapitation event or direct military exchange, significantly raises the probability of Iranian-linked cyber activity targeting U.S. interests."
Months later, on September 5, 2026, The Jerusalem Post
published this disturbing report:
"According to the report, U.S. officials believe Iran-linked hackers were behind cyberattacks on more than 100 water systems across the U.S. in July... U.S. oil and gas infrastructure may also be on the hackers' target list, current and former U.S. officials told the NYT, although those systems are more protected."















