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Home » Armor » Road of Death’s Bad-​​Ass Bus

Road of Death’s Bad-​​Ass Bus

“The only safe way to move troops and diplo­mats” along the dead­liest stretch of road in Iraq “is in con­voys of custom-​​made $275,000 armored buses,” Defense News says.
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The buses, called “Rhinos,” look like some­thing out of The Road Warrior… They roll in the dead of night, escorted by armored Humvees, with the road sealed to all other traf­fic and AH-​​64 Apache gun­ships loi­ter­ing over­head.
The Rhino is all flat slabs of gray or off-​​white steel (there are two mod­els in ser­vice) with pas­sen­ger win­dows angled in stream­lined fash­ion, like an old-​​time Greyhound bus, as the only con­ces­sion to aes­thet­ics.
The beauty of these buses is not in their grace­ful lines they are as grace­ful as a refrig­er­a­tor. Rather, their attrac­tive­ness lies in the armor, which cov­ers the sides, tops and bot­toms of the five buses in ser­vice in Baghdad. Twenty-​​six pas­sen­gers ride in rel­a­tive com­fort on func­tional if not styl­ish vinyl seats.
The buses, each weigh­ing about 13 tons and fea­tur­ing bullet-​​resistant glass and 12 gun ports along with all that armor, are man­u­fac­tured by Weston, Fla.-based Labock Technologies at the com­pa­nys plant in Ashdod, Israel.
Until three months ago, the only safe ways to move diplo­mats, con­trac­tors and oth­ers work­ing for the gov­ern­ment between the air­port and the Green Zone
[along “Route Irish” aka “the Road of Death” — ed.] was by Rhino or heli­copter. Now, the heli­copters are being used else­where, and the only remain­ing safe ride is on the Rhino…
About three months ago, a Rhino took a direct hit from a rocket-​​propelled grenade. “Nobody was hurt except for some minor bumps and bruises,” said Army Maj. Sharon Smith, of the Joint Area Support Group, who books the Rhino convoys. 

Rhino maker Labock also claims that “it was the vehi­cle of choice employed by the mil­i­tary to pro­vide safe ground trans­porta­tion for the U.S. Secretary of Defense, Mr. Donald Rumsfeld, and General Dick Myers and his staff while they were vis­it­ing Baghdad in may 2004. It is also the vehi­cle of choice to drive Saddam Hussein and other V.I.P. pris­on­ers between their con­fine­ments and the Iraqi Tribunal.“
THERE’S MORE: For first-​​hand accounts of folks who’ve rid­den the bus on the Route of Death, check out the com­ments sec­tion.

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  1. Proud Son says:
    June 19, 2005 at 4:30 am

    I fully agree with waht TRM said and how he thinks, but I know oth­ers do not so I guess every­one has an opin­ion so heres mine…We are there for a rea­son, we went and took Saddam down and now are work­ing on restor­ing peace and civ­i­liza­tion. Now I can­not fully under­stand because I was not over there but my dad was and saw it all, from dead civil­ians ( if any), sol­diers ( God rest their souls), and freinds get­ting wounded and say­ing this respect­fully, killed. I am still young (15) and being that he was over there I have a sense of what he and other fel­low Army-​​Navy-​​Air Force-​​National Guard-​​Marine Corps sol­diers, and any that I may have for­got­ten at the moment. They put their lives on the line so those that oppose the war can wake up and drink cof­fee and enjoy their free­dom , which I may add is being held up for them by these sol­diers. Everyone one of those sol­diers that die over and any man or woman who goes over there has my respect and prayers.

    Reply
  2. Seth says:
    June 19, 2005 at 11:50 pm

    It loks for­mi­da­ble. And it looks like a tar­get. Breaks a cou­ple of rules. Need a bus that looks like a bus and still has good pro­tec­tion.
    Seth

    Reply
  3. Jason Stearns says:
    June 23, 2005 at 2:00 pm

    Must be nice, I saw one of them just sit­ting at the Palace side of Victory, while we were still using reg­u­lar char­ter buses for the trip from BIAP to the Green Zone.

    Reply
  4. Truth Squad says:
    June 25, 2005 at 4:20 pm

    Contrary to some ad hominem attacks (you know who you are), Democrats, lib­er­als, mod­er­ates, con­ser­v­a­tives, Libertarians, and Republicans who thought George W. Bush lied in order to get us into war in Iraq sup­port the troops with all our hearts. We want them safe, to be and feel sup­ported, and loved. No ques­tion. However, appar­ently you Bush fans don’t care that George W. Bush lied and hyped in order to get us into Iraq in the first place (con­nec­tion with Al Qaeda?; inspec­tors can’t do the job?; “last throes”?; huh??), when the over­whelm­ing con­sen­sus in the IC (intel­li­gence com­mu­nity) and Pentagon was that Iraq was no threat. Yeah, we’re there, and the dem­a­goguery of some aside, we’re over it, but that doesn’t mean some folks need to impugn the patri­o­tism of those who are dis­mayed that Mr. Bush was quite happy to lie his ass off so that 1700+ of our best young peo­ple could die in the most ineptly jus­ti­fied and planned oper­a­tion post-​​WWII along­side the Bay of Pigs. You folks who are Bush/​Cheney fans should be livid as hell about what lies Bush and Cheney are spout­ing off, and spouted off to begin with. They need to level with the American pub­lic. They’ve not done so since they used 9/​11 as an excuse to shift the focus from Al Qaeda to Iraq. Now, accord­ing to the CIA, Bush and co. have trans­formed Iraq into the largest haven of ter­ror­ists in the world, and the most sophis­ti­cated ter­ror­ist factory/​laboratory in the world, where they will gain expe­ri­ence to export their hate around the world. It’s a damned shame Bush fans didn’t turn on their brains and hold George W. Bush account­able. One thing’s for sure: he’ll be account­able to God for want­ing war in Iraq more than any­thing else.

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  5. Truth Squad says:
    June 25, 2005 at 4:21 pm

    Contrary to some ad hominem attacks (you know who you are), Democrats, lib­er­als, mod­er­ates, con­ser­v­a­tives, Libertarians, and Republicans who thought George W. Bush lied in order to get us into war in Iraq sup­port the troops with all our hearts. We want them safe, to be and feel sup­ported, and loved. No ques­tion. However, appar­ently you Bush fans don’t care that George W. Bush lied and hyped in order to get us into Iraq in the first place (con­nec­tion with Al Qaeda?; inspec­tors can’t do the job?; “last throes”?; huh??), when the over­whelm­ing con­sen­sus in the IC (intel­li­gence com­mu­nity) and Pentagon was that Iraq was no threat. Yeah, we’re there, and the dem­a­goguery of some aside, we’re over it, but that doesn’t mean some folks need to impugn the patri­o­tism of those who are dis­mayed that Mr. Bush was quite happy to lie his ass off so that 1700+ of our best young peo­ple could die in the most ineptly jus­ti­fied and planned oper­a­tion post-​​WWII along­side the Bay of Pigs. You folks who are Bush/​Cheney fans should be livid as hell about what lies Bush and Cheney are spout­ing off, and spouted off to begin with. They need to level with the American pub­lic. They’ve not done so since they used 9/​11 as an excuse to shift the focus from Al Qaeda to Iraq. Now, accord­ing to the CIA, Bush and co. have trans­formed Iraq into the largest haven of ter­ror­ists in the world, and the most sophis­ti­cated ter­ror­ist factory/​laboratory in the world, where they will gain expe­ri­ence to export their hate around the world. It’s a damned shame Bush fans didn’t turn on their brains and hold George W. Bush account­able. One thing’s for sure: he’ll be account­able to God for want­ing war in Iraq more than any­thing else.

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  6. Ed Ehrlich says:
    June 25, 2005 at 7:08 pm

    There have been some inter­est­ing com­ments regard­ing using APCs such as the M113 to safely trans­port American troops through dan­ger­ous areas, such as:
    =============
    This bus could never be able to han­dle the same sort of pun­ish­ment as proper APCs, for instance both in all-​​terrain capa­bil­ity as well as in the abil­ity to with­stand mines and IEDs.
    and
    The BUS how­ever, is a tem­po­rary solu­tion to a nag­ging prob­lem. My per­sonal favorite solu­tion is to equip units with M113’s, an aging, but cheap solu­tion to urban and insur­gent oper­a­tions. Lean is one thing, but lean and safe is another.
    =======
    The M113 is a lightly armoured vehi­cle con­structed largely out of light weight alu­minum and designed for speed and not for strength. An M-​​16 bul­let can pierce its armour from close range. It pro­vides more pro­tec­tion than rid­ing in an open jeep, but it cer­tainly does not pro­vide suf­fi­cient pro­tec­tion for troops against road side bombs.
    I can also per­son­ally attest an M113 is very uncom­fort­able to ride in, but that’s a minor consideration.

    Reply
  7. G.W.B. says:
    June 26, 2005 at 10:00 am

    Yap, yap, yap. I wish you under­class peas­ants would quit mak­ing such a clamor. Can’t you see I’m sit­ting in my man­sion relax­ing and play­ing golf? Just get out there and pro­tect the con­trac­tors as we secure the oil. We’ll let you know when you can come back. Please, just don’t try to rub elbows with us when (most of you) get back either, you’re just not in the same class. Now, say “Sir, yes sir” and be on your way.

    Reply
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    July 13, 2005 at 9:17 am

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  9. DevilDogg says:
    July 17, 2005 at 10:48 am

    Brad. I appre­ci­ate your thought­ful post­ing. I admire the way you stated the facts with­out using pro­fan­ity. I totally agree. All you “over there” I know its hard to ignore the igno­rant, but con­tinue to do so. By telling these peo­ple they’re imma­ture, does noth­ing. They’re self­ish and imma­ture and should be IGNORED. They are a waste of space and are few among many. They do not account for the major­ity. We here sup­port you and what you are doing. God Bless You All!! Thank you for your sac­ri­fice and your sense of duty. Semper Fi.

    Reply
  10. Jim says:
    July 17, 2005 at 9:07 pm

    I am proud of the job the mil­i­tary is doing. The peo­ple of Iraq are suf­fer­ing, but they don’t com­plain because they are happy for the free­dom we have given them. They have news­pa­pers now, thou­sands of them. They have debate on the radio and on tv. They can vote, and demon­strate in the streets. The men of Saudi Arabia voted for the first time not too long ago. Women in Saudi Arabia may vote in the near future. Someday, women in Saudi Arabia may even drive! We are wel­com­ing a civ­i­liza­tion into the 21st cen­tury, you have to expect some tur­moil.
    The buses are needed for the diplo­mats and VIPs. Soldiers can shoot and scoot.

    Reply
  11. Neil says:
    July 24, 2005 at 12:13 pm

    I was on the Rhino Bus Last November, when it was hit by the Suicide bomber. A blue BMW 3 series, fairly new one too. I watched the vehi­cle come across the waste ground to our right swerve inbe­tween the sec­ound vehi­cle and the first, which i was sat in the back seat of. It was between the two vehi­cles about 8m from us when the guy det­o­nated. He was an arab (obvi­ously) around 22 — 26 years old wear­ing a blue checked shirt and was clean shaven. This i remem­ber vividly cos as an ex-​​military type with many years active ser­vice behind me, i thought “were done for here”. But thanks to this remark­able vehi­cle i am still here.
    I have also done the same route sev­eral times since then in the Rhino, and feel very safe my life is in good hands.
    Three cheers for the Rhino gets my vote.

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  12. Frank S. Calco says:
    August 24, 2005 at 2:51 pm

    The “Rhinos” are the same for the troupe in Iraq,
    as the “Elephants” were for the Russians in the
    Gulag.

    Reply
  13. SPC.SEUFFERT says:
    October 3, 2005 at 8:29 am

    THANKS FOR LOVING THE BUS. BUT HOW STUPID ARE WE TOO ANNOUNCE WHO WE TRANSPORT ON IT… THANKYOU ALL I FELL ALOT SAFER NOW THAT ALL THE IRAQ’S KNOW.… LETS THINK BEFORE WE WRITE CLASSIFIED INFO ON THE NET.…

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  14. Baghdaddy says:
    October 26, 2005 at 11:07 am

    I can’t believe all the fuss about why “only diplo­mats and con­tac­tors” get to ride “the bus”. First of all, that isn’t true. Anyone going in the same direc­tion can get a ride, if there’s room. How many “diplo­mats and con­trac­tors” do you think ride the “bus route” on a nightly basis? Get real, State Department per­son­nel might have pri­or­ity, but they’re a tiny minor­ity of bus pas­sen­gers.
    Second, there’s the ques­tion of num­bers. We own five rhi­nos. There are tens of thou­sands of sol­diers in Baghdad…hmmmm.…
    Okay, look at the two meth­ods of travel used by sol­diers, heli­copter and humvee. Well, it’s been a while since a heli­copter got shot down, so I imag­ine that’s a bit safer than the rhino. And what’s wrong with a sol­dier on his way back from leave get­ting a ride in a humvee? Isn’t that what he does on a daily basis any­way? Ride around Baghdad in a Humvee?

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  15. Mariposa says:
    November 28, 2005 at 7:51 pm

    You are cor­rect Connor.
    US 1st and 29th Divisions together suf­fered around 2000 casu­al­ties at Omaha Beach.
    One day=2000
    3 years=2000
    If peo­ple want to debate the war and pol­i­tics at least make sure you actu­ally know what your talk­ing about!!! you’re obvi­ously con­nected to the inter­net so put it to good use and google the issues!
    On the sub­ject of the bus:
    I think the rhino is very cool and I would feel safe dri­ving on one (I may even get to as I am a pho­to­jour­nal­ist) but I would still pre­fer an APC. As for the troops I think between the upgraded humvees, M113’s and M2 Bradley IFV’s they are pretty well cov­ered (though the mil­li­tary has got to stop trans­port­ing peo­ple in those flatbed trucks-​​IED and RPG magnet)

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  16. Operator says:
    January 9, 2006 at 10:47 am

    can any­one tell me how much $$$ is costs to get a ride from the IZ to BIAP? Is it easy to catch a ride on it?

    Reply
  17. teeuwe says:
    May 3, 2007 at 3:24 am

    Body armor isnt the only short sighted Iraq war sup­ply quirk i want to talk about. Why didnt our gov­ern­ment seri­ously invest any thought in or even con­cieve of field­ing major tech­nol­ogy in spe­cial­ized armored heavy and light heavy trucks and light trucks years before the war in Iraq. Winning or loos­ing could depend on it. Thousands of our troops are vul­ner­a­ble each day dri­ving tin can un armored death traps. A good por­tion of the death and chaos in iraq for US troops seems to stem from attacks from IEDs,RPGs,and truck bombs involv­ing con­voys with con­ven­tional un armored or poorly armored trucks and hum­mers. Major blun­der not invest­ing in armored trucks long before the war.

    Reply
  18. Francesco Calco says:
    December 2, 2007 at 2:59 pm

    ———–
    —–The “Rhinos” are the same for the troupe in Iraq, as the “Elephants” were for the Russians in the Gulag.
    Posted by: Frank S. Calco at August 24, 2005 02:51
    —–By the above com­ment I posted then–8–24-05,
    I assumed the fact would be known by those that read Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn’s books on the prison camps in the Soviet Union of WW2–by the pris­on­ers refer­ing to the camps as “Elephants”–
    mean­ing they were locked.… in and safe from out­side forces– as our sol­deirs in Iraq would be in the “Rhinos”.—-however.….…
    —-frankCC—Chio.…

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