The United States could be in Afghanistan many years longer than the projected 2016 troop withdrawal that President Obama announced in his commencement speech at West Point.
While some 9,800 troops are slated to stay until then, plans are being formulated to continue a U.S. presence through diplomatic and intelligence assets, as well as the hiring of private security contractors.
The contractors would undertake training and provide security in the more isolated areas of the country.
As was done in Iraq, private military contractors, or PMC’s, would help insure security in the more remote areas, but they would need to come equipped with their own means of transportation, including ground vehicles, helicopters and medevac capabilities in case of injuries.
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