Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Rapportsammanställning 29/7 - 2/8
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A classified Swedish military summary of unidentified aerial sightings from late July to early August 1947. The report details various descriptions of metallic, torpedo, and cigar-shaped objects observed across Sweden, with some cases undergoing military investigation.
This document is a classified Swedish military report summarizing a series of unidentified aerial phenomena sightings occurring between July 29 and August 2, 1947. The report categorizes observations by date, location, time, direction, course, altitude, speed, and trajectory. The sightings describe various objects, including fireballs, torpedo-shaped craft, and cigar-shaped objects, some of which were reported to be metallic and glowing. Specific incidents include reports of objects with short wings or fins, and instances where objects were observed to explode or fall. One entry notes an investigation by 'fo 42' regarding an explosion at Häradshammar, where no physical evidence was found, though horses in the vicinity were noted. Another entry mentions an investigation ordered by 'fo 66' regarding a cigar-shaped object at Pournavala. The document references the military's prior familiarity with V1 and V2 technology from Germany, providing context for the observations. The report is marked 'HEMLIG' (Secret) under Swedish regulation 1038 nr 757.
Mörkt cigarrformat föremål, 2-3 m långt, ev vingar, surrande ljud
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Official Assessment
The document lists various sightings of aerial objects over Sweden between July 29 and August 2, 1947. Descriptions include fireballs, torpedo-shaped objects, and cigar-shaped objects. Some sightings were investigated by military units (fo 42, fo 66), with one case noting a lack of physical evidence despite reports of an explosion and sound.