Does anyone know where I can find military fuel consumption data by the key countries involved in World War II? It would be highly appreciated if you could advise on the well-organized database.
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1Fuel and/or oil production numbers may be easier to get, and might still be what you want.– T.E.D. ♦Commented Jan 26 at 14:32
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2Also, this question has good answers, so I'm wondering if it answers your question: Circa 1940, what was the oil production of each nation?– T.E.D. ♦Commented Jan 26 at 14:34
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1Considering the wartime status, seems like one could be used as a proxy for the other in a pinch.– T.E.D. ♦Commented Jan 26 at 14:36
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3All major participants strictly rationed all civilian use of "strategic materials". An assumption that military use was 90 to 95% of production is unlikely to be far off, considering that everything down to bread and eggs was treated as "strategic material" in many participant countries.– Pieter GeerkensCommented Jan 26 at 14:38
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1This might be a small piece of the puzzle ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USN/ref/Fuel/index.html– R LeonardCommented Jan 26 at 14:40
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