These three dollars won't get you a gallon of gas at the pump in D.C.
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Dollars Against the Wars
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Dollars Against the Wars, Frame #7
According to Forbes Magazine, in 2008, the US military in Iraq and Afghanistan consumed 25 million barrels of oil. By the time the aggregate costs of supplying a gallon of gas to troops in the field are added in, the average price to the US military of a gallon of battle gas is $45.
These three dollars won't get you a gallon of gas at the pump in D.C.
These three dollars won't get you a gallon of gas at the pump in D.C.
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