The AIFV (Armored Infantry Fighting Vehicle) is an American tracked light armored vehicle that serves as an infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) in the armies of several countries. It is a development of the M113A1 armored personnel carrier .

2019年7月2日 · AIFV-ARV was the Armored Recovery Vehicle (ARV) form. The Turkish government added 1,698 AIFVs in 1989 with the lot partially built in Belgian factories and the rest completed locally. ACV-AAPC was used to designate the APC form and outfitted with a 12.7mm and a 7.62mm machine gun.

The YPR-765 is an extended version of the AIFV, created in the 1970s by the American company Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation (FMC) based on the M113A1 and the XM765 prototype. Their distinction lies in an improved design compared to the M113, with most units being produced in the Netherlands by the company DAF.

1978年7月比利时签订了514辆AIFV和525辆M113A2的合同，根据许可由比利时机械制造（Belgian Mechnical Fabrication）公司生产，用以取代比利时现装备的美国M75 装甲人员输送车 和法国的AMX VCI步兵战车。

The M113A4 IFV is the converted next generation modernized version of the M113A1 & A2 Infantry Carrier Vehicle. It is fitted with a 25 mm SABER Turret and has a capacity of carrying 9 personnel including the driver and commander/gunner.

2025年3月31日 · In January 1956 ATAC initiated a programme to design and build a lightweight armoured personnel carrier for the US Army to replace the M59 and M75 tracked apc's. It had to be amphibious and capable of air-drop operations with a good cross-country performance, and also be adaptable to other purposes.

aifv-b-12.7 This is the Belgian version of the M-765, known as the AIFV-B in Belgian service and the YPR-765 in Dutch service. Each Belgian mech platoon had two AIFV-B-12.7 and two AIFV-B-25.

The name AIFV is an acronym for 'Armoured Infantry Fighting Vehicle'. In 1967, FMC manufactured a prototype vehicle XM765 in line with the US Army's MICV-65 plan, but when the US Army gave up on adopting the XM765, it independently developed and completed an AIFV prototype vehicle modified from the M113A1 in 1970.

2007年8月10日 · The IDF also plans to field a Namer as designed as an Armored Recovery Vehicle (ARV), supporting Merkava tank formations. The Merkava based ARV will be able to tow a fully loaded Merkava tanks, augmenting or replacing the M88 ARVs and trucks.

In 1998 the United Arab Emirates ordered 133 vehicles in three configurations, Armoured Recovery Vehicle (ARV), Armoured Engineering Squad Vehicle (AESV) and Armoured Artillery Forward Observation Vehicle (AAFOV). As a further enhancement, the UAE requested a …