Fortress America: Military Base Power, Supply Chains and Security

Today at my direction, we are launching Fortress America,

a national insurance policy for the American homeland.

Now, Fortress stands for Federal Operations for

Resilience, Troop

Resources, Energy, Supply, and

Survivability.

And here's what Fortress calls for:

every major military installation in America is gonna generate its own

power

independent of the civilian grid.

If an adversary takes down the grid

by cyber attack, by sabotage,

or by any means,

our bases stay lit, our aircraft keep flying,

our command centers

never go dark.

We're bringing our critical supply chains home.

The rare earths, the specialty metals, the semiconductors, the propellants

mined in America, refined in America,

built in America by

American workers.

We are building long overdue strategic reserves,

deep enough to fight through disruption.

Think munitions, fuel, medicine, blood.

Deep enough that if

the world supply lines break,

and in a real war

they're gonna break,

America keeps fighting anyway.

We're hardening every installation on

American soil against cyber intrusions,

sabotage, and drones.

And we're securing the high ground and the

airwaves, our satellites,

our spectrum, our ability to see, to navigate,

and to talk to one another.

Previous administrations

may have traded away our

resilience, one job,

one factory, one town, and one base at a time.

Fortress America is how we get that back.

No matter the circumstance, this department will have the power, the

equipment, and the supplies you need to take the

fight to the enemy.

The Department