Hessen, Germany
Jul 17, 2008
AAFES fuel profits down, despite record prices
With gas sold by the Army and Air Force Exchange Service in Europe ranging from $4.32 to $5.65 a gallon, the exchange ought to be making money hand over fist just like the big oil companies, right? Think again.
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