Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Konferensprotokoll NR: Prj över Sverige
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A 1946 Swedish military conference protocol detailing reports of aerial overflights and two specific ground impact incidents involving unknown material. The document confirms that these events were subject to official investigation by Swedish defense authorities.
This conference protocol, dated July 29, 1946, documents a meeting held by the Royal Air Administration (KUNGL. FLYGFÖRVALTN) regarding aerial phenomena over Sweden. The meeting was chaired by B. Jacobsson and attended by representatives from various military and research bodies, including the Air Staff (Fst), the National Defence Research Institute (FOA), and the National Defence Radio Establishment (FRA). Major Ahlgren provided a summary of observation reports received since July 22, 1946. These reports included multiple overflights in the regions of Stockholm, Karlstad, and Västerås. Additionally, two specific incidents were highlighted for further investigation: a report from July 22 regarding tin-like material that allegedly 'rained' down and burned the ground at Vomsjön in Skåne, and a report from approximately 14 days prior concerning an impact near a mountain hut in Dalarna. The protocol notes that these matters were being investigated by the relevant local defense authorities (fo) and that material from the Skåne incident was to be sent to the Air Staff for analysis.
Den 22/7 rapporterades från Vomsjön i Skåne att ett tennliknande material "regnat" ned och bränt marken.
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Official Assessment
Reports of overflights in Stockholm, Karlstad, and Västerås have been received. An incident involving falling material in Skåne and a crash near a mountain hut in Dalarna are under investigation.