Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Minutes of Meeting Regarding Media Guidelines and Future Scheduling, July 1946
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This document provides 1946 Swedish military instructions to limit press reporting on the specific locations and nature of impact sites. It also schedules a follow-up meeting for the relevant authorities.
This document, dated July 22, 1946, serves as a record of administrative instructions regarding the handling of information related to impact sites in Sweden. The text directs that the press should be instructed not to publish detailed locations of these impacts. Instead, media outlets are advised to use general regional descriptors such as Northern, Central, or Southern Sweden. Furthermore, the document explicitly states that the distinction between land and water impacts should not be disclosed to the public. To maintain public interest without compromising security, the document notes that publicity should not be overly restricted. Any information deemed unsuitable for public release is to be forwarded to the Air Defense Department of the Defense Staff (Fst). The document concludes by scheduling the next meeting for July 29, 1946, at 14:00 at the FF (Flygförvaltningen), noting that attendees are to gather without special notification. The document is signed by Eric Malmberg.
Dessutan ansåg sammanträdet, att det icke skall angivas, om nedslagen ske på land eller i vatten.
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Official Assessment
The document outlines instructions for the press regarding the reporting of impact sites, specifically requesting that locations not be detailed, but rather referred to broadly (e.g., Northern, Central, or Southern Sweden). It further specifies that whether impacts occurred on land or in water should not be disclosed. Reports containing sensitive information should be sent to the Air Defense Department of the Defense Staff (Fst).