Incident Reports: Sighting of Aerial Objects, August 1946

This document is a page from a report detailing multiple sightings of unidentified aerial objects in Sweden on August 11, 1946. The first account describes an individual named Holmer who observed a projectile from his home. He estimated the object to be 7-8 meters long with a diameter of at least 75 centimeters, featuring fins and a silvery, shimmering appearance. It moved at a speed faster than an airplane, emitting smoke from the rear, and traveled from the southwest to the northeast at an altitude of 150-200 meters before disappearing into a cloud near the I 3 barracks. A second report involves Olov Valfrid Boström and his wife, Tyra, who observed a spherical object with a tail moving from the southeast to the northwest at an altitude of approximately 200 meters between 20:50 and 21:00. They reported no sound. A third account from Bror Vilhelm Eklund describes a 'ghost rocket' observed at 20:45 near Nora. Eklund noted the object was spherical, moved at a very high speed in a north-northeasterly direction at an altitude of 300 meters, emitted a strong light, and produced a crackling sound with white sparks. This sighting was corroborated by two local farmers, Zandén and Lindberg. The document notes that Holmer provided a pencil sketch of his observation, which was attached to the main report as Appendix 1.