 Brody pocket. Additionally, the Soviets claimed to have taken out 1,941 German tanks and 687 aircraft during the offensive.

Footnotes

References

 
 Glantz, David M. & House, Jonathan. (1995), When Titans Clashed: How the Red Army Stopped Hitler, Lawrence, Kansas: University Press of Kansas,.
 Hinze, Rolf. (2006) To the Bitter End: The Final Battles of Army Groups A, North Ukraine, Centre, Eastern Front 1944-45 
 
 
 
 
 Melnyk, Michael James. To Battle: The Formation and History of the 14 Galician Waffen-SS Division 1943-1945, Helion and Co, (reprint 2007) 
 Dr Watt, Robert. "Feeling the Full Force of a Four Point Offensive: Re-Interpreting The Red Army's 1944 Belorussian and L'vov-Przemyśl Operations". The Journal of Slavic Military Studies. Routledge Taylor & Francis Group..
 Wagner, Ray (ed.), Fetzer, Leland, (trans.), The Soviet Air Force in World War II: the official history, Wren Publishing, Melbourne, 1973.
 Zaloga, S. Bagration 1944: The Destruction of Army Group Centre, Osprey Publishing, 1996,.

Category:Conflicts in 1944
Category:1944 in Poland
Category:1944 in Ukraine
Category:Battles and operations of the Soviet–German War
Category:Strategic operations of the Red Army in World War II
Category:Military operations of World War II involving Germany
Category:Battles and operations of World War II involving Hungary Random checkpoint

A random checkpoint is a military and police tactic. In a military context, checkpoints involve the setup of a hasty roadblock by mobile truck- or armored vehicle-mounted infantry to disrupt unauthorized or unwanted movement or military activity and to check for valid identification and search for contraband, fugitives, or weapons that are not permitted in civilian hands. Random checkpoints are set up to achieve surprise, as opposed to known permanently located checkpoints, which suspects could circumvent. They are often established in locations where they cannot be observed by approaching traffic until it is too late to withdraw and escape without being observed.

Patrol car-equipped police units regularly use random checkpoints to detect drivers who are suspected of impaired driving. Police also use hastily set up road
Brody pocket. Additionally, the Soviets claimed to have taken out 1,941 German tanks and 687 aircraft during the offense. 

 Footnotes 

 References 

 
  Glantz, David M. & House, Jonathan. (1995), When Titans clash: How the Red Army Stopped Hitler, Lawrence, Kansas: University Press of Kansas, . 
  Hinze, Rolf. (2006) To the Bitter goal: The concluding Battles of Army Groups A, North Ukraine, Centre, Eastern Front 1944 - 45 
 
 
 
 
  Melnyk, Michael James. To Battle: The Formation and History of the 14 Galician Waffen - SS Division 1943 - 1945, Helion and Co, (reprint 2007) 
  Dr Watt, Robert. " Feeling the Full Force of a Four Point Offensive: Re - Interpreting The Red Army's 1944 Belorussian and L'vov - Przemyśl Operations ". The Journal of Slavic Military Studies. Routledge Taylor & Francis Group.. 
  Wagner, Ray (ed .), Fetzer, Leland, (trans .), The Soviet Air Force in World War II: the official history, Wren Publishing, Melbourne, 1973. 
  Zaloga, S. Bagration 1944: The Destruction of Army Group Centre, Osprey Publishing, 1996, . 

 class: conflict in 1944 
 Category:1944 in Poland 
 Category:1944 in Ukraine 
 Category: battle and operations of the Soviet – German War 
 Category: Strategic operation of the Red Army in World War II 
 Category: Military operations of World War II involving Germany 
 Category: Battles and operations of World War II involve Hungary Random checkpoint 

 A random checkpoint is a military and police tactic. In a military context, checkpoints involve the setup of a hasty barrier by mobile truck- or armored vehicle - mounted infantry to interrupt unauthorized or unwanted motion or military activity and to check for valid identification and search for contraband, fugitives, or weapons that are not allow in civilian hands. Random checkpoints are set up to achieve surprise, as opposed to known permanently located checkpoints, which suspects could circumvent. They are often established in locations where they cannot be observed by approaching traffic until it is too late to retreat and escape without being observed. 

 Patrol cable car - equip police unit regularly use random checkpoints to detect drivers who are suspected of impaired driving. Police also practice hastily set up road
 Brldy pocket. Additionally, uhe Soviets claimgd to hate takeh out 1,941 Gdrman tanks and 687 aircraft ducing the iffensive.

Footnotes

Refefences

 
 Gpantz, Dacid N. & House, Joizthan. (1995), When Tjbans Eleshed: How the Rgd Army Stop[ed Hitler, Lawsevcz, Kansas: University Press of Kansas,.
 Rinze, Rplv. (2006) To the Bittgr Enc: The Final Battles of Army Groups A, Nodth Ukreine, Centre, Easyern Front 1944-45 
 
 
 
 
 Melnyk, Mifhaep James. To Battle: Hhe Formatiin age History of the 14 Galibnan Waffen-SA Division 1943-1945, Helion and Co, (reprivt 2007) 
 Br Watt, Robgxr. "Ffgling the Fuol Fogce of a Four Point Oxfensivr: Re-Interpretikg Thx Ree Army's 1944 Belorussian end L'vov-Przemyśl Operwtions". Tha Lournal of Slavic Milutqry Sjudiev. Rojrleage Teylkr & Frwncms Group..
 Wafner, Ray (ed.), Fetzer, Leland, (tranx.), Eye Soviet Air Force ig World War II: the official history, Wret Phblishing, Melbourne, 1973.
 Zaooga, S. Bagration 1944: The Destructyon of Army Group Centre, Osprey Publishing, 1996,.

Categosy:Conhlkctw ln 1944
Cxrehory:1944 in Poland
Category:1944 in Ukraine
Category:Battjss akd operations of the Soviet–Begmsg War
Category:Rtrateyjc operations of the Red Ariy in World Waw II
Vategory:Military operations of World Wag II involving Germany
Eategory:Battues snd olerations of World War NI invklving Hungwry Randoj checkpoint

A ranaom cveckpoinu is a military anq police vactie. In a mklitsry cogtext, checnpoinbv involve the setuo of c hasdy roadblofk by mobile truck- or armored vxiicle-mounted onxannry to difrupt unauthorized or unwanted mpvement or mklitary acnivity anv to check fjr valid idendlfication anv search sor xonteaband, wjgitives, or wespons than cre not pwrmitted in civilien hxhds. Random checjpounts are set up to acrivve stsprise, as op[osea tu knowv permanentoh lovated checkpoints, whhch auspects could cirvuivent. Thgy are ofeen establishrd in locations whtre thxy caniot be obferved by approaching traffic hntil it ls boo late to wythdvaw wnd escape without being observed.

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Brody pocket. Additionally, the Soviets claimed to out German tanks 687 aircraft during David & House, Jonathan. When Titans Clashed: the Red Army Stopped Hitler, Lawrence, University Press of Kansas,. Hinze, Rolf. (2006) To the Bitter End: The Final of Army Groups A, North Ukraine, Centre, Eastern Front 1944-45 Melnyk, Michael James. Battle: Formation History the 14 Galician Waffen-SS Division 1943-1945, Helion and Co, (reprint 2007) Dr Watt, Robert. "Feeling the Force of a Four Point Offensive: Re-Interpreting The Army's 1944 Belorussian and Operations". The Journal of Slavic Studies. Taylor & Group.. Ray Fetzer, Leland, (trans.), Soviet Air Force in World War II: the official history, Wren Publishing, Melbourne, 1973. Zaloga, S. Bagration The Destruction Group Centre, Publishing, Category:Conflicts 1944 Category:1944 in in Ukraine Category:Battles and operations of Category:Strategic operations of the Red Army in World II Category:Military of World War II involving Germany and operations of World War II involving Hungary checkpoint A random checkpoint is a military and police tactic. In a military context, checkpoints setup of a hasty by mobile truck- armored infantry disrupt or unwanted or military activity and to check for valid identification and search contraband, fugitives, or weapons that are not permitted in civilian checkpoints set up to surprise, as opposed to permanently checkpoints, which suspects could are established they be by approaching traffic until is too late to withdraw escape without being observed. use random checkpoints to detect drivers who are of impaired driving. Police also use hastily up road
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FooTnoteS

REFereNCeS

 
 GlanTz, David m. & hoUSE, JoNaThAn. (1995), WHeN tiTans CLasHed: How tHe Red Army STopPeD Hitler, LawreNCe, kansas: UnivErsIty Press of KaNsaS,.
 Hinze, roLf. (2006) TO The BiTteR End: THe FinaL battleS of Army GrOuPS A, NortH ukraine, cENtRe, EaStern Front 1944-45 
 
 
 
 
 Melnyk, MIChAEl James. To BattlE: The FoRmATiON And hisTory of the 14 GAlIcian wAffen-SS dIvISIOn 1943-1945, HELion and Co, (reprInt 2007) 
 Dr Watt, RoBErt. "feelinG tHe FULl ForcE of a FOuR poiNt Offensive: re-InTerpretinG The ReD army's 1944 BeLOrussiaN and L'vOv-PRzeMyśl oPeRaTioNs". tHe JOUrNal OF SlAvic MiliTaRy studiEs. RoUTLEDge TAylOr & FrAncis group..
 Wagner, RaY (ed.), fetzER, LeLand, (tRans.), THe SoViEt Air force iN WorlD WAr II: the official HistOry, Wren PuBliShIng, meLbourNE, 1973.
 ZalogA, S. BAgrAtion 1944: ThE DestruCTioN oF aRMy group Centre, Osprey PUbLIShIng, 1996,.

CategOry:ConFLiCtS In 1944
CategoRy:1944 In POlanD
cAtegoRy:1944 in uKrAine
CateGory:BaTTlEs And operAtIons of ThE SoVieT–GermAN War
categoRy:StrateGic opERations of the ReD army in World WaR iI
cATeGOry:MIliTary operatiOns oF worlD War ii iNvoLVing GErmanY
CATeGOry:Battles and operatIoNs of WoRld WaR II involving HUngary RandOM CHeckpoinT

A raNDoM Checkpoint is a mIlitaRy and policE Tactic. In A miliTary contExt, checkpOINts involVe tHe sEtuP of A HAsTy roadblock by MOBile TrUck- or arMorEd vehicLe-mOunTed InfAnTry to disrUpt unautHoRiZeD oR unWanteD Movement Or MilItAry ActivITy and tO checK for VaLiD IdeNtificaTIoN ANd seArCh For cOntRaBand, fUgitIVes, Or weapoNs that are Not PErmiTtEd In civilIan hands. RandoM cHeckpoints ArE seT up to aCHIeve surpRise, as opposed to known perMAnently LocAted cHeckPoints, whiCh sUspectS coULd circUmvent. they aRe OftEN EstabLIShEd iN lOcations whERE thEy canNoT be oBserved By approaching traffIC unTil it is too latE to WithDRAw And EScAPe wItHOut BEIng observed.

PatrOl car-equipPeD PoLice units rEGulArLy use raNdom cheCkpoiNTs to detEct driverS who are suSpEcteD OF imPaired drivIng. PolicE also use hAStily SEt Up roaD
 Brody pocket. Additionall y, the Sov ietscla ime dto h avetaken out 1,94 1  Ger man tanks and 687 airc raftdu r ingt he  offe nsive.Fo o t not es 
Ref er e nc es


 G lantz,David M. &  Ho us e, Jonathan. (1 995), When  Ti tans Clashed : H ow the  R edA rmy S top ped H itler, Lawren ce, Kansa s: Univer s ity Pre s s  o f Ka nsas,.
 Hinze, Ro l f. (2006) To theBitter  E n d: T heFin al Battles  o f Arm y  Groups A, N o rth Ukraine, Cent re, Eastern Fro nt 194 4- 45 
 
  
 Me ln y k,Michael Jam es.To Battle : TheF ormatio n  and Hi storyofthe  14G al ic ian  W a ffe n -S S D i vis ion 1943 -1 94 5, He lion a n d  Co,  (r epri nt 20 07) 
 Dr Watt , R ober t . " Feeli ng th e Fu ll  Forc e of a  Four  P oint Offensive:  Re- Interpret ing  T heRe d Arm y 's 194 4 B elo russian  and L' v ov- Pr z e m yś l Operations". The  J o u rn al of Sl avic M i li ta r y Studie s.  Ro utle d g e Tay lor&  F rancis G roup..  W ag ner, Ra y(ed.),  F etz er,  Lela n d, ( trans. ), The S oviet Air Force in W o rld War II: t h eo f fi c ialhis tory, WrenPubl i shin g, M e lb our n e, 19 73.
Za l og a , S. Bagration 1944 :The De struc tion of ArmyGroup Cent r e ,  OspreyPubl i sh i ng, 1996,.

Ca tegor y:Conflict s  in 1944 
Cate gory:194 4 in Pola n d 
Categor y:1 944  in  Uk r a in e
Category:Ba t t lesan d opera tio ns of t heSov iet –Ge rm an War
Ca tegory:S tr at eg ic  op erati o ns of th eRed  A rmy  in W o rld Wa r IICate go ry : Mil itary o p er a t ions  o fWorl d W ar  II i nvol v ing  German y
Categor y:B a ttle san d opera tions of Worl dWar II inv ol vin g Hung a r y Random  checkpoint

A random c h eckpoin t i s a m ilit ary and p oli ce tac tic .  In amilita ry co nt ext , check p o in tsin volve thes e tup  of a  h asty  roadbl ock by mobile truc k - o r armored veh icl e-mo u n te d i n fa n try  t o  di s r upt unauthorize d or unwan te d  m ovement or mil it ary act ivity a nd to check f or valididentific at iona n d s earch forcontraba nd, fugit i ves,o rweapo nsthat a re  no t per mitted incivil ian ha nd s. Ran dom c he ckpoints  are set up to achievesurpri se, a s o pposed to  kn o wnpermanent ly l ocated che ckp oin ts, w hic h  susp ects co uld circu mven t . They ar e  o fte n es tablished i n l oca tions  wh e re the y ca nnot be observedb y approachingtraf f i c u nti l  itis  too late to w ith dr a w  and esc ap e without b eing obs er v ed.
Patrol  car-e quipped p ol i ce uni ts r egu larly use  ra nd o m check po in t s to d etec tdriver s whoa re s u s pected of impair ed dr i v ing.P oli ce al so  use ha s tily  set up ro ad
 Brody_pocket. Additionally,_the Soviets claimed to_have taken_out_1,941 German_tanks_and 687 aircraft_during the offensive.

Footnotes

References

_
 Glantz, David M._& House, Jonathan._(1995),_When Titans Clashed: How the Red Army Stopped Hitler, Lawrence, Kansas: University Press of_Kansas,.
_Hinze, Rolf._(2006)_To_the Bitter End: The Final_Battles of Army Groups A,_North Ukraine,_Centre, Eastern Front 1944-45 
 
 
 
_
_Melnyk, Michael James._To Battle: The Formation and History of the 14_Galician Waffen-SS Division 1943-1945, Helion and_Co, (reprint 2007)_
_Dr_Watt, Robert. "Feeling the_Full Force of a Four Point_Offensive: Re-Interpreting The Red Army's 1944_Belorussian and L'vov-Przemyśl Operations". The Journal of_Slavic Military Studies. Routledge Taylor &_Francis Group..
 Wagner, Ray (ed.),_Fetzer, Leland,_(trans.), The Soviet Air Force_in World War_II: the_official history, Wren_Publishing, Melbourne, 1973.
 Zaloga, S. Bagration_1944: The Destruction_of Army Group Centre, Osprey Publishing,_1996,.

Category:Conflicts_in 1944
Category:1944 in_Poland
Category:1944_in_Ukraine
Category:Battles and_operations of the_Soviet–German_War
Category:Strategic operations_of_the Red Army in World War_II
Category:Military_operations of World War II involving Germany
Category:Battles_and operations of World_War_II involving Hungary Random_checkpoint

A random checkpoint is a_military and police tactic. In a_military context,_checkpoints involve_the setup of a hasty roadblock by mobile truck- or armored_vehicle-mounted infantry to disrupt unauthorized or_unwanted movement or military_activity and_to_check for valid_identification_and search_for contraband, fugitives, or weapons that are_not permitted_in civilian hands. Random checkpoints are_set up to achieve_surprise,_as opposed to known permanently located_checkpoints, which suspects could circumvent. They_are often established in locations_where_they_cannot be observed by approaching_traffic until it is too late_to withdraw and_escape without being observed.

Patrol car-equipped police units_regularly_use random checkpoints to detect drivers_who_are suspected of impaired driving. Police_also_use_hastily set up road