Military Fuel Supplies Could Be Targets in a Pacific Conflict : vimarsana.com

As the defueling of the Red Hill fuel facility enters its final stages and the Navy prepares for a long cleanup and closure process, the U.S. military is looking at how it will support its vast Indo-Pacific operations without it.

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