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German, Dutch and US warships to attend IMDS-2011 in St. Petersburg

German, Dutch and US warships to attend IMDS-2011 in St. Petersburg 09.06.2011
Text: News Agency SIV-MEDIA
Photo: blackseafleet-21.com
Three foreign warships from Germany, Netherlands, and the US will moor at Vasilyevsky Island's quay of St. Petersburg. They will participate in the 5th International Maritime Defense Show (IMDS-2011) to be held since June 29 till July 3.

Apart from arrival of foreign warships, the IMDS program includes demonstration firings of 10 shipborne gun systems at Rzhevsky Range. An air show of aerobatic teams Strizhi and Russian Knights as well as helicopters and UAVs will take place over the Gulf of Finland. Also, fifteen ships of Russian Navy and FSB Frontier Service will moor at Vasilyevsky Island.

"The IMDS project turns 10 this year. We'll try to maintain the format set at the first IMDS exhibition and cover all development phases of naval arms and engineering", said deputy director general of JSC Morskoy Salon Alexander Koloskov.

IMDS has entered the world's top three naval exhibitions rating in a short period. The show is unique as it comprises both military and civilian products of Russian and foreign companies. It covers all aspects from shipbuilding and naval weapons to innovative materials, electronics, and IT.

For the first time general public will see corvette Soobrazitelny – the first serial Project 20380 ship developed by Almaz Design Bureau and built by Severnaya Verf shipyard. JSC MKB Compass will present unique mobile basing site for surface ships and submarines. It takes only 15-30 days to deploy basing site with full life support system. As for directors of MKB Compass, the system can be in demand for civil purposes in Arctic.

According to Alexander Koloskov, over 300 companies will take part in the IMDS-2011 including 30 foreign firms from 25 countries. Among them are FSUE Rosoboronexport, FSUE Rostehnologii, JSC MKB Compass, JSC Gidropribor Concern, JSC Tactical Missile Arms Corporation, L-3 Valmarine, MARLOG Marine Logistik GmbH & Co. K, Steen Machinery GmbH & Co, Triton Water AG and etc.

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Fifth International Maritime Defense Show will take place in St. Petersburg, Russia at Lenexpo Exhibition Complex since June 29 till July 3. The show is held under sponsorship of Russian Defense Ministry, Russian Foreign Ministry, Federal Service for Military Technical Cooperation, St. Petersburg administration, and FSUE Rosoboronexport.

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