Minutes of Meeting - November 21, 1946

This document, dated November 21, 1946, serves as the minutes for a meeting regarding ongoing investigations into unidentified aerial and maritime phenomena in Sweden. The report details several administrative and investigative actions. First, it addresses the observation of unknown vessels near Öland between November 9 and November 11, 1946, noting that Bureau Chief Norlin is exploring the possibility of organizing reconnaissance flights from F 17, while Colonel Jacobsson is investigating the potential for customs surveillance if vessels are moved to Kalmar. Second, it notes that the Navy has not yet submitted a report on their maritime surveillance, and Captain Oxenstierna is investigating the possibility of shifting surveillance efforts toward the southern tip of Öland. Third, the document reports that since October 29, eight additional reports concerning light phenomena have been received by the Defense Staff (Fst) in addition to standard SR-reports. Two specific incidents are highlighted: an alleged impact at Kulltorp (Värnamo), which was deemed too vague to confirm as an actual impact, and an incident at Holmsund where two witnesses observed a light sphere that moved at high speed and struck near a house. The investigation into the latter was unable to determine the origin of remnants found on a window pane. The meeting concluded with the note that the next session would be held upon special summons.