Gas prices will soon surge past $5 per gallon at US military bases across the Pacific
A gallon of premium gas is set to rise above $5 on Saturday at U.S. military bases in Japan, South Korea and Guam, according to AAFES.
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A gallon of premium gas is set to rise above $5 on Saturday at U.S. military bases in Japan, South Korea and Guam, according to AAFES.
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