LSI is developing and delivering Advanced Distributive Learning (ADL) training courseware for two U.S. Marine Corps aircraft, the MV-22 Osprey and the KC-130J Hercules.  LSI is teamed with D.P. Associates Inc. of Arlington, Virginia to develop and implement instructionally effective and highly interactive ADL for pilots, maintenance personnel, and enlisted aircrew.  We take great pride in providing the U.S.M.C. with the finest Computer Based Training (CBT) available to train the nation’s fighting force to successfully and safely complete their important missions. 

The MV-22 Osprey is a tilt rotor aircraft developed by the Navy/Marine Corps and the tilt rotor team of Bell Helicopter Textron and Boeing Aerospace.  The MV-22 conducts amphibious assault transport of troops, equipment and supplies from assault ships and land bases.

The KC-130J Hercules is a multi- role, multi- missions tactical tanker/transport aircraft, which support Marine Air Ground Task Forces (MAGTF). Built by Lockheed Martin Aeronautical Systems, this versatile asset provides in-flight refueling to tactical aircraft and helicopters as well as rapid ground refueling when required. Additional tasks performed are aerial delivery of troops and cargo, emergency re-supply into unimproved landing zones, coordinating airborne Direct Air Support, emergency MEDEVAC, tactical insertion of combat troops and equipment, evacuation missions, and support of special operations forces.

MV-22 Osprey
This effort includes significant exchanges of data, training material reviews, implementation of computer networks, and software development. Over the 36-month period of performance, LSI will refine the courseware design of our Phase II deliverables, hone the Marine Corps Learning Portal and Learning Management System (LMS) to capitalize on its capabilities, and implement the MV-22 Osprey courseware for use in electronic classrooms.   At present, our teams are building new courseware and completing the technical review and refresh of existing courseware delivered under Phase II.  

For further information, contact Dean Leonard, V-22 Osprey Program Manager, at a phone number listed below.

KC-130J Hercules  
This contract includes considerable exchanges of data, training material reviews, implementation of computer networks, and software development. Over the 42-month period of performance, LSI will complete the courseware design, integrate with the Marine Corps provided Learning Management System (LMS), and implement the KC-130J Hercules courseware in an electronic classroom.  The KC‑130J training team works as a cohesive Integrated Product Team (IPT), which is a triad of government personnel, LSI personnel, and the warfighter. 

For further information, contact Chris Zagst, KC-130J Project Manager, at a phone number listed below.