Report on Torpedo Sightings at Lake Trehörningen

This document is a field report regarding sightings of torpedo-like objects at Lake Trehörningen in Sweden. The report describes an incident on Saturday, August 24, between 11:15 and 11:30, witnessed by Britt Forsberg and her mother-in-law, Tekla Forsberg. The witnesses observed a torpedo-like object, approximately 0.5 meters long with a similar width between its wingtips, traveling from the east toward the west. The object was estimated to be at an altitude of 25 to 50 meters and appeared to descend slowly toward the lake with significant speed. Upon impact, no water splash was observed, though a streak in the water was noted shortly thereafter. The author of the report expresses uncertainty regarding whether the objects actually entered the water or landed on the shore, noting that the distance from the observation point at Väster-vik makes verification difficult. The report also mentions that no smoke or light phenomena were associated with the objects. The author notes that these observations, along with others from recent years, were previously reported by telephone to Captain Wall at the Fo-staben in Umeå. The document concludes by referencing an attached map showing the flight paths of the objects and provides a brief description of the lake's geography, noting a maximum depth of 25 meters and a sandy/muddy bottom.