By Ann Roosevelt The Army spent $4 billion last year on energy and is working to develop policy and take actions to improve energy security for both the deployed forces and at its installations, officials said. Last year, $2.7 billion of that $4 billion was for liquid fuel operational activities, which doesn't count the cost to deliver and secure fuel at remote areas, only the purchase price and delivery to a major supply junction, said Richard Kidd, deputy assistant Secretary…
Army Leaning Forward On Operational Energy Program, Officials Say
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