Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Correspondence regarding report from B.G. Högfeldt, 15 August 1946
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AI-Generated Summary
A 1946 Swedish military memo confirming that an unidentified object reported near the border did not land or crash in Swedish territory. Further investigations among the local population were planned.
This document is a formal communication dated August 15, 1946, from the Karlstad Defense District (Karlstads Försvarsområde) to the Defense Staff's Air Defense Department in Stockholm. The letter serves to transmit a copy of a report originally filed by border surveyor B.G. Högfeldt of Bottner to the border customs office in Karlstad. The author, Captain A.N.C. Sjunnesson, notes that a shortened version of this report had previously been submitted by the V. Military Command Staff. The primary purpose of this correspondence is to clarify the status of an unidentified object. Based on a telephone conversation with a witness named Paul Edvinsson (reachable at Strömsjön 14), the military authorities concluded that the object in question did not land or crash within Swedish territory. The document concludes by stating that further inquiries will be conducted among the local population in the border regions to gather more information.
Vid telefonsamtal med i rapporten omnämnde Paul Edvinsson, tfn Strömsjön 14, har framkommit, att föremålet ej har landat (störtat) på svenskt område.
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Official Assessment
The object did not land (crash) in Swedish territory.
Following a telephone conversation with Paul Edvinsson, it was determined that the object in question did not land or crash within Swedish borders. Further inquiries are planned among the local population in the border regions.
Key Persons
- B.G. HögfeldtBorder surveyor (gränsuppsyningsman)
- Paul EdvinssonIndividual interviewed via telephone