Military costings

[Caladin]

When you run a military, you have to pay for these things

• Fuel costs (at the moment, 20 liters per 100km per vehicle, ground only, 250 liters per 100km per plane, and 40 liters per 100km per ship) - removed, to complicated, and probably unrealistic anyway, with the amounts I have given.
  
• Repairs - if something is damaged in battle, it needs to be repaired. Prices will be decided by you.
  
• Weapons Discharge. You do not have to pay for most ammo, but you have to pay for used rockets (whether silo based, air to land, ship to shore, rocket artillery etc.) - you now have to pay for any guided weapon - you use a unguided rocket, no charge. You use a guided artillery shell, then you have to replace it.
  

[Supercomputers]

What's the barrel of oil to liter of gas conversion rate?

what about jet fuel?

BTW:

http://energybulletin.net/node/13199

We'll use considerably less having smaller militaries but that's a lot!

[Supercomputers]

One barrel of crude yields 20 gallons of gas, along with byproducts, jet fuel, propane, diesel.

http://www.eia.doe.gov/ask/gasoline_faqs.asp

However for simplicity we're using solely gas right?

So, 20 gallons is 75 liters.

One barrel of crude yields 75 liters.

[Caladin]

Edited first post.

[Supercomputers]

Ok, so how does the military use oil?

Are we doing a flat rate of yearly consumption per vehicle?

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