US military prepares for '90 days without power'

The Pentagon is reportedly developing a "doomsday plan" designed to maintain US military base operations independently of other nations. 

This initiative emerges as the US grapples with managing two significant conflicts.According to FOX News, the plan would enable US military installations to function for a minimum of 90 days without external assistance in the event of a major war that could devastate power grids, interrupt supply chains and endanger vital infrastructure across US territory.

This strategy is part of FORTRESS, a broader military program aimed at ensuring US forces can continue operations even when civilian systems they depend on are disrupted. It comes after a terrified general's brutal 1-word comment to Trump after he tried to access the nuclear codes.