On August 14, 1992, at approximately 15:40, the residents of Mbale, Uganda and its outskirts were frightened by several loud detonations in the sky.  Eyewitnesses reported seeing a trail of smoke behind the meteoroid body, but no fireball was observed.   The loud explosion with shock waves, was followed by a shower of stones that literally rained down on factories and schools in a densely populated area.  One young boy was reportedly struck on the head by a 3 gram piece.    An expedition was organized by the Dutch Meteor Society, the Leiden Observatory and Makerere University between August 29 and September 5; it located 48 impact positions of masses between 27.4 kg and 0.1 g. Together with material found in the months after the fall, 426 stones were recovered with a total mass of 108 kg.  Mbale is classified as an L5/6.  

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	Weight 42.12 grams.  Top and right edges crusted.  About 1 1/4 by 2 inches.     Pic2
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	Weight 14.74 grams.  Curved edges crusted.     Pic2     Pic3
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	Weight 14.66 grams.  Note large chondrules on both sides.  One edge is crusted.     Pic2     Pic3
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	Weight 14.64 grams.     Pic2
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	Weight 12.56 grams.  Note large chondrule (5x5.5mm).  Some crust on bottom edge.     Pic2
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	Weight 9.14 grams.  Curved edges crusted.  Note also large metal spot.     Pic2
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	Weight 7.38 grams.  Curved edges crusted.       Pic2
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	Weight 4.14 grams.       Pic2
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	Weight 4.01 grams.  Nice metal bleb.       Pic2
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	Weight 3.91 grams.  Right edge crusted.     Pic2
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	Weight 3.85 grams.      Pic2
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	Weight 3.71 grams.  Right edge is crusted.     Pic2
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	Weight 2.86 grams.     Pic2