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FORWARD OPERATING BASE GAMBERI, Afghanistan Almost as soon as U.S. commanders begin a new support mission in Afghanistan on Jan.1, anchored by four training hubs, they will start a year-long sprint to make the most of their time advising Afghan forces before the hubs are shuttered 12 months later.
The United States faces a tight timeline between the start of the U.S.-led NATO mission in 2015 and hitting the first milestone in President Obamas plan for concluding the U.S. military effort in Afghanistan closing the regional training sites, narrowing the effort to the capital, Kabul, and halving the number of U.S. troops on the ground by Dec. 31, 2015.
By the time Obama leaves office in 2017, the U.S. military mission will end.
The race to take advantage of dwindling military resources reflects the high stakes of the administrations plan to briskly shrink its presence in Afghanistan despite local troops deficiencies and the likelihood that the Taliban will seek to exploit the NATO pullout.
Gen. John F. Campbell, who commands international forces in Afghanistan, said he will evaluate the progress of Afghan forces under NATO tutelage over the course of 2015 and assess the strength of the insurgents as he determines the pace at which he will reduce the NATO force from 12,900 in January 2015 to about 8,000 by years end.
In line with a withdrawal plan announced by Obama in May, the number of U.S. troops will fall from 10,800 to 5,500 in that period.
At 5,500 by the end of the year [2015], were going to go to Kabul-centric, Campbell told reporters in the capital Saturday. So what I have to work through is when do we make that decision to come back into Kabul.
In 2015, NATO and U.S. trainers will be arrayed across Afghanistan, in part at four training commands. The United States will lead the eastern and southern hubs, while Italy and Germany will lead those in the west and the north.
At the same time, foreign troops will advise Afghan security ministries and train local special forces out of smaller bases in and around Kabul.
The regional commands are set to close by the end of 2015, leaving a training force based at fewer than 10 sites in the Kabul area and near Bagram air base.
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In Afghanistan, a tight timeline for new U.S.-led support mission