Meeting in FF on 6/9 1946 regarding projectiles over Sweden

This document records the minutes of a meeting held on September 6, 1946, by the FF regarding the ongoing situation of unidentified projectiles over Sweden. The attendees included representatives from various military and research bodies, including Fst, KMF, FOA, and FRA. The committee noted that the volume of reports had declined significantly since August 30, 1946, with the majority of remaining reports describing light phenomena. The committee reviewed previous investigations into a reported impact at Bräcke and a report from Uddevalla, concluding that these inquiries provided no new information. A specific analysis of four reports from the Ostersund area dated August 24, 1946, suggested the possibility of an object traveling on a westward course at a speed of approximately 450 meters per second. The meeting also addressed administrative and security measures: the Supreme Commander had issued new regulations for air surveillance during Air Force exercises, and it was noted that the military attaché in Helsinki had reported that Finnish authorities had prohibited the release of statistics regarding observations. Finally, the committee confirmed that no rocket launches were occurring from Porkala.