Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Report on Aerial Observations at Trädgårdsskolan Söråker, 19 August 1946
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A report from the Royal Sundsvall Anti-Aircraft Corps regarding two incidents on August 19, 1946, where witnesses at Trädgårdsskolan Söråker heard a hissing sound and perceived a high-speed object passing overhead, though nothing was visually observed.
This document is a formal report issued by the Royal Sundsvall Anti-Aircraft Corps (Kungl. Sundsvalls Luftvärnskår) to the Air Defense Department of the Defense Staff, dated August 19, 1946. The report details two separate incidents occurring on that day at the Trädgårdsskolan in Söråker. In the first incident, at 05:03, an assistant named O. Öberg reported hearing a hissing sound coming from the south and moving in a northerly direction. He described the sound as similar to a firework rocket or air escaping from a tire valve. No visual observation was made. Later that same day, at 12:37, a group of approximately 20 people working in an area at the school reported hearing the same sound, again moving in a northerly direction. These witnesses formed the impression that an object had passed over their heads at a low altitude and with great speed. Despite the number of witnesses, no visual observation of any object was made during this second event either. The report is signed by R. Westlin, Chief of Department M.
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Official Assessment
Two separate incidents involving a hissing sound were reported at Trädgårdsskolan Söråker. In the second instance, approximately 20 people observed the sound and perceived an object passing overhead at low altitude and high speed, though no visual observation of an object was made in either case.
Witnesses
- O. ÖbergAssistantTrädgårdsskolan Söråker