Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Correspondence regarding recovered objects in the Strängnäs area
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A 1947 Swedish military document identifies recovered objects from the Strängnäs area as a ring circuit element, dismissing initial suspicions that they were from a space projectile.
This document is an official letter dated July 18, 1947, issued by the Swedish National Defence Research Institute (Försvarets Forskningsanstalt, or FOA), Department 1. It is addressed to Captain Bj. Hasselblad of the Press and Film Department at the Defence Staff in Stockholm. The correspondence concerns the analysis of objects recovered in the Strängnäs area. These objects had been suspected of originating from a potential 'space projectile' (rymdprojektil). However, the FOA concludes that the recovered items most likely originate from a 'ring circuit element' (ringledningsselement). The document is marked as 'HEMLIG' (Secret) and includes a later declassification reference from 1988.
Av rapporten framgår att de tillvaratagna föremålen med största sannolikhet härröra ifrån ett ringledningsselement.
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Official Assessment
The recovered objects most likely originate from a ring circuit element (ringledningsselement).
The objects recovered in the Strängnäs area, initially suspected to be from a space projectile, were analyzed by the Research Institute of the Swedish National Defence (FOA) and determined to be a ring circuit element.
Key Persons
- Bj. HasselbladCaptain, Press- och Filmavdelningen
- MalmbergEngineer, KFF
- K.-I. SkärblomSignatory