YPR-765 PRI (Pantser Rups Infanterie) — primary infantry fighting vehicle with a 25 mm Oerlikon KBA-B02 cannon and a coaxial FN MAG co-axial machine gun contained in a turret (EWS - Enclosed Weapon Station); crew of three plus seven passengers (normally only five carried); outward-facing bench seats in the rear compartment.

The YPR-765 entered service in 1975 and was first committed in action with IFOR Bosnia in 1997. During the war in Afghanistan, several YPR-765s were fitted with additional armor (ERA bricks and slat armor).

The YPR-765 is a tracked armoured vehicle in use by The Royal Netherlands Army. The Royal Netherlands Army has some 1600 vehicles in different versions. At the infantry for troop transport and at the cavalry for reconnaissance. The YPR-765 is currently used on the Dutch operation in Uruzgan, Afghanistan.

The YPR-765 are designed for various tasks: reconnaissance, engineering work, rapid assistance, anti-tank actions, cargo transportation, crowd control, combating mass …

2008年10月28日 · A Royal Netherlands Army (Dutch/Holland) YRP-765 Armored Personnel Carrier (APC) to an SFOR marked flat bed trailer unit in preparation to haul the APC from Camp Dobol, Bosnia-Herzegovina, back to the Dutch sector.

2007年5月29日 · AFV Club's YPR765A1 PRI SFOR version is sharply molded in olive drab styrene, and features all new tooling for the storage rack system and jerry cans, a positional cover plate for the 25mm gun ejection port, and optional parts to build either an early- …

AFV Club added “SFOR” to the kit name, but only two of five marking options are for SFOR vehicles in NATO three-color camouflage. No information is given about the unit, time or place …

The Dutch YPR-765 pri (pantser-rups-infanterie) is a better armoured development of the M113 A1 infantry fighting vehicle. It was manufactured by DAF. Here the Y stands for a military vehicle, the P for armored vehicle, R for tracks. For many years these vehicles formed the backbone of the Dutch armoured infantry.

The Dutch YPR-765 pri (pantser-rups-infanterie) is a better armoured development of the M113 A1 infantry fighting vehicle. It was manufactured by DAF. Here the Y stands for a military vehicle, the P for armored vehicle, R for tracks. For many years these vehicles formed the backbone of the Dutch armoured infantry.

The YPR 765 armored infantry fighting vehicle (AIFV) is a modified M113 armored personnel carrier (APC) originally designed by FMC Corp. to meet the U.S. Army's 1970 Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle (MICV) requirement.