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Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Minutes of Meeting, 23 August 1946

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Sweden1946FOArocket modelscelestial phenomena

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TL;DR

Minutes from an August 1946 meeting in Stockholm detailing plans to use rocket models for visibility testing and ongoing investigations into 'celestial phenomena'.

This document consists of the minutes from a meeting held on August 23, 1946, in Stockholm. The text outlines three primary agenda items. First, it records a proposal by Ing Fehrm to construct scale models of known rocket types. These models were to be used for observational purposes under varying lighting conditions to determine the visibility of wings and control surfaces. It was decided that these models would be produced by FOA in consultation with Kjellson. Second, the document notes that Major Ahlgren provided Kk Oxenstierna with a brief report on the actions taken to investigate the possibility of 'celestial phenomena' (celesta fenomen). These actions were aimed at determining flight paths, starting points, and other relevant data. Finally, the document schedules the next meeting for August 30, 1946, at 1400 hours at FF, noting that no special summons would be issued.

Maj Ahlgren lämnade Kk Oxenstierna en kortfattad redogörelse för, vilka åtgärder som vidtagits och vidtagas för att bevisa möjligheten av celesta fenomen och för att få fram flygbanorna, startpunkter o.s.v.

Official Assessment

The committee decided to have FOA create scale models of known rocket types to observe how wings and control surfaces appear under various lighting conditions. Additionally, a report was provided regarding measures taken to investigate the possibility of celestial phenomena, including determining flight paths and starting points.

Key Persons

  • Ing FehrmProposed the use of rocket models for observation
  • KjellsonConsulted on the creation of rocket models
  • Maj AhlgrenProvided a report on actions taken regarding celestial phenomena
  • Kk OxenstiernaRecipient of the report from Maj Ahlgren

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