The one on the left is M2 Bradley. The one on the right is NOT a
scaled down Bradley. It is a completely different vehicle.
Your book call it the FMC AIFV, but its other name is YPR-765,
which I think is the name the Dutch gave it.
FMC AIFV is the manufacturer's name. YPR-765 is the Dutch army
name. KIFV is the Korean Army's name. Adnan's is the MAF name. All
for the the more or less same vehicle built under different license
from FMC.
This vehicle is not operated by the US Army, which is why it
doesn't have a "M" designation.
The M2 is a specially-designed IFV. The FMC AIFV or YPR-765 is a
new vehicle based on the M113, as CM06 correctly put it.
Here's a crazy blue version with a evil-looking attachment in
front.
