The US Department of Defense’s latest round of annual jet fuel contracts –worth about $4 billion — is down about 20 percent. The military can thank cheaper crude oil for the discount, as well as the US Air Force conversion from military-specific grade jet fuel to a civilian grade – Jet A with additives.
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What Should Congress Do About Ukraine?
Poland suddenly reappeared in 1919, 120 years after it vanished from the map of Europe, sowing confusion at the Versailles Peace Conference as the great powers tried to heal the wounds of World War I. The British questioned the legitimacy of the new Polish State and the French were suspicious of Polish ambitions. Frustrated with…
By Doug Macgregor