Declassified UFO / UAP Document
General report for work in Vasarajärvi, Gällivare, regarding the search for a rocket projectile
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A 1946 Swedish military report details a search for a suspected rocket projectile in Vasarajärvi. Despite witness reports of a whining and hissing sound, an underwater search using metal detection equipment yielded no results.
This document is a field report dated August 19, 1946, authored by Lieutenant Karl-Gösta Bartoll regarding search operations in Vasarajärvi, Gällivare, Sweden. The operation was initiated to locate a suspected rocket projectile. The report details that witnesses located at 'Point A' had observed a whining sound, distinct from engine noise, which concluded with a powerful hissing sound. Upon hearing this, the witnesses rushed outside but observed nothing unusual. The search operation involved surveying the area indicated by witnesses using electrical metal detection equipment mounted on a raft, which was towed back and forth between ferry lines. The search area was determined based on the observation direction of witnesses at 'Point B' at the time of the impact. The report concludes that no results were obtained from the search, and it was determined that no large metal objects were present on the bottom within the surveyed area. A bottom profile was created, and it was noted that the deepest points of the area were at the limit of the equipment's sensitivity.
Inget som helst utslag har erhållits, varför kan fastslås att några större metallföremål icke finnas på botten inom angivet område.
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Official Assessment
No larger metal objects were found on the bottom within the specified area.
The search area was surveyed using electrical metal detection equipment mounted on a raft. No objects were found, leading to the conclusion that no large metal objects exist on the bottom in the surveyed area.