Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Press Compilation of Ghost Rocket Sightings and Reports, July 1947
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A collection of press reports from July 1947 documenting 'ghost rocket' sightings in Sweden and Norway. The Swedish Defense Staff officially suggests these are radio-controlled test projectiles rather than natural phenomena.
This document is a compilation of press reports from July 1947 regarding sightings of 'ghost bombs' and 'ghost projectiles' across Sweden and Norway. The reports describe various phenomena, including silver-shining streaks, torpedo-shaped objects, and glowing fireballs. Witnesses reported objects moving at low altitudes, sometimes slowly, and occasionally emitting humming or hissing sounds. One report details a fire at a chicken coop in Norrland, where electrical lines were found to be dead, leading to speculation that a 'ghost bomb' may have fallen on the structure. The Swedish Defense Staff is actively collecting reports and has explicitly rejected the theory that these phenomena are meteorites. Instead, the official stance from the Defense Staff is that Sweden is likely being used as a testing ground for radio-controlled projectiles. In Norway, the Air Surveillance Inspectorate and Military Police have initiated investigations into similar reports.
Det är nog ställt utom allt tvivel, att Sverige f.n. tjänstgör som någon slags skjutbana eller försöksfält för radiostyrda projektiler.
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Official Assessment
The Swedish Defense Staff rejects the theory that these are meteorites and suggests Sweden is being used as a shooting range or testing field for radio-controlled projectiles.
Reports of 'ghost bombs' and 'ghost projectiles' are widespread in Sweden and Norway. Authorities are investigating, and the Defense Staff believes these are man-made, radio-controlled objects.