Reaktionsbomber även över Fagerlid och Otterbäcken?

This document, dated July 12, 1946, is a newspaper report from the Skaraborg region of Sweden detailing several sightings of mysterious flying objects. The article notes that these sightings are part of a broader national trend and are suspected to be related to experiments with reaction-driven bombs. Specific incidents include a sighting near Fagerlid on Tuesday, July 9, where a shining object with a silver tail passed at an altitude of approximately 100 meters. Another witness, Einar Andersson, reported seeing a one-meter-long object with a smoke tail near Otterbäcken on the morning of July 10, which appeared to separate from a passing aircraft. A third report from the Lidköping area describes a copper-colored, winged projectile with a tail that flew at a low altitude of 30 meters before crashing into a rye field. The document includes a handwritten administrative note addressed to the military headquarters in Stockholm, dated July 13, 1946, and signed by John Wene, acknowledging the reports. The article concludes by relaying an official request from General Ehrensvärd, Chief of the Defense Staff, urging the public to report all such sightings to the military authorities.