Eksperimenteres det med flyvende X over Norge?

This newspaper article reports on the sighting of two unidentified objects, referred to as 'flying X's', which occurred on a Thursday between 12:00 and 12:30. The objects were observed flying at low altitude from the west over the Feiring forests before crashing into Lake Mjøsa. Witnesses, including farmer Sigvart Skaug and his family, described the objects as cigar-shaped, approximately 2.5 meters long, with 1-meter wings that appeared to flap like cloth. The objects were described as having a metallic glistening appearance with a black midsection. Witnesses reported a strong rushing sound rather than an engine noise, and the air pressure was strong enough to cause tree tops to sway and force observers to the ground. The acting lensmann for Feiring and Hurdal collected witness statements and notified the Army High Command. Captain Jørstad of the Air Force High Command reviewed the reports and noted that the description closely resembles the V-1 rocket. He suggested that if the objects were indeed similar to the V-1, they might have been launched from aircraft or ships. The article concludes by noting that further investigations were planned and that the public should report any additional observations to the Air Force High Command.