Carley to Provide Training on Army's Secure Wireless LAN

January 2, 2002

Carley Corporation is developing over 200 hours of training for system administrators, maintenance personnel, and general purpose users of the US Army's Secure Wireless Local Area Network. Northrop Grumman Information Technology, the prime contractor on the multi-year SWLAN development program, selected Carley as the sole training provider.

The ruggedized LANs will be installed in several land-based vehicles and aircraft, allowing the Army to send and receive encrypted data throughout the battlefield while on the move. Carley will design, develop, pilot, and validate the training materials, which include interactive computer-based training, instructor-led training, and a three-day Communications Exercise that uses real-world scenarios to provide hands-on training with the actual equipment.