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Home›Surface Vessels›Almaz Central Marine Design Bureau Presents Latest Projects at DEFEXPO India
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April 26, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Almaz Central Marine Design Bureau Presents Latest Projects at DEFEXPO India

The Almaz Central Marine Design Bureau (Almaz CMDB) took part and presented its latest projects at The international exhibition of Army and Naval weapons DEFEXPO INDIA-2012 as part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation joint exposition. The Almaz CMDB presented its featured models of a Project 2038

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The Almaz Central Marine Design Bureau (Almaz CMDB) took part and presented its latest projects at The international exhibition of Army and Naval weapons DEFEXPO INDIA-2012 as part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation joint exposition.

The Almaz CMDB presented its featured models of a Project 20382 Tiger corvette, a Project 12300 Scorpion missile-artillery boat, a Project 12200 Sobol patrol boat, a Project 12061E Murena landing air-cushion craft, a Project 12418 missile boat and a Project 266ME ocean mine countermeasures vessel.

The exhibition guests showed certain interest in projects represented by the Bureau.

The Almaz CMDB is one of the leading design and engineering companies in the Russian shipbuilding industry. It was one of the first to start using modern equipment for vessel design, because their designers realized that future developments would seriously depend on the right choice of automation equipment.

For the current year the Company has a number of large-scale tasks to fulfill, including several considerable projects with special attention to be paid to terms and quality.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff , April 26, 2012; Image: almaz

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