The east is currently still under American control. The plan had been for the south to come under ISAF control in the spring of this year, which in fact it did. The plan had been for the east to come under ISAF control in the fall. I think, in fact, the working plan originally had been to go out just about this date, or one or two days on either side of it. That has not yet taken place. I am not familiar with the reasons why that has not taken place, nor am I able to project a specific date when that will take place.
Even when ISAF has control of all four regions, assuming that will take place, there will still be a requirement for an interface with United States Central Command, which has its headquarters located in the gulf area, as you know, because they control the air assets, the A-10s that accidently strafed our troops, and all the other assets that are not there as part of the NATO inventory. So there will still be a continuing American involvement in that sense.
General Jones is the Supreme Allied Commander for NATO; he's not Commander of Central Command.