Top brass ban soldiers from filling up the tank of Army vehicles at pricey motorway service stations in a desperate attempt to save money Soldiers have been told to use 100 Army fuel depots instead of petrol stations Ban applies to all Army vehicles, including trucks and armoured vehicles Biggest motorway services operators were criticised for charging more for fuel
By Mark Nicol Defence Editor For The Mail On Sunday
Published: 00:22 BST, 19 May 2019 | Updated: 00:39 BST, 19 May 2019
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Military chiefs have told soldiers to stop filling up Army vehicles at motorway service stations in a desperate attempt to save money.
Top brass want squaddies to use more than 100 Army fuel depots instead, but troops say that will only add time and mileage to journeys and cancel out any savings.
The ban applies to all Army vehicles, including trucks and armoured vehicles, as well as any transport hired to move troops and equipment.
