Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Konferensprotokoll NR 46-496
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A 1946 Swedish military conference protocol documenting a decline in aerial observation reports and a geographic shift of activity toward northern Norrland.
This document is a conference protocol dated July 22, 1946, issued by the Royal Air Force Administration (Kungl. Flygförvaltningen) in Sweden. The meeting, held under the classification 'HEMLIG' (Secret), involved representatives from various Swedish defense and research organizations, including the Defense Staff (Fst), the National Defense Research Institute (FOA), the National Defense Radio Establishment (FRA), and the Swedish News Agency (TT). The primary purpose of the meeting was to discuss the ongoing situation regarding aerial observations reported over Sweden. During the proceedings, Captain Stangenberg provided a brief account of the observations recorded since the previous meeting on July 15. He noted that the volume of reports had reached a peak on July 9 and had subsequently declined to a rate of approximately one report per day. Furthermore, he observed a distinct geographic trend in the sightings, noting that the activity had shifted progressively northward, with the current center of reported activity appearing to be located in northern Norrland.
Samtidigt ha observationerna flyttats allt mera norrut och centrum synes nu ligga i norra Norrland.
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Official Assessment
The number of observation reports peaked on July 9th and has since decreased to approximately one report per day. The observations have shifted geographically toward the north, with the center of activity currently appearing to be in northern Norrland.
Key Persons
- Uv B. JacobssonChairman (ordf)
- Kapten StangenbergPresenter of the report