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Bases now test if they can run on their own power. The US Army shut down the main power feed at Fort Moore.[1]
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Congress extended the black start test rules through 2032.[1]
The US Army tested its own power at Fort Moore. They shut down the main power feed for the test.[1]
Hill Air Force Base cut commercial power for 10 hours at its own base.[1]
The CE team at Maxwell AFB and Gunter cut commercial power for an ERRE test.[1]
The Army tested its own power at Fort Drum. They did a black start test.[1]
The US Air Force led the first regional ERRE across Schriever Buckley and Peterson. The Pentagon reached 10 ERREs since FY2020.[1]
The Pentagon started new no notice blackout drills. The Navy plans three black starts in 2022.[1]
The US Army gave Fort Knox its own power for a full workday in the first installation wide black start test.[1]
The Army tested energy resilience on its posts. It used a 14 day benchmark and black start testing.[1]
The Senate Armed Services Committee directed black start tests at major bases and boosted energy resilience programs.[1]
OSD ran four black start tests. Air Force had 240 outages in FY2018.[1]