Pentagon report says U.S. pays $400/gal for gas in Afghanistan (video)

Fed up with the price of gas. We feel your pain. Depending on what state you live in, gas is likely to be found for somewhere between three and four dollars per gallon – and make no mistake, that figure is enough to amount to a sizable chunk of the average American's monthly paycheck. A new Pentagon report obtained by The Wall Street Journal suggests that American motorists should consider themselves lucky to have such affordable fuel: U.S. military operations stationed in Afghanistan are paying a lot more than that... up to $400 per gallon of fuel delivered to troops on the ground – 100 times what we are asked to shell out.

Autoblog, Pentagon report says U.S. pays $400/gal for gas in Afghanistan (video)