What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Narrative: in an organized excursion group of 15 light planes I was number 10 to approach lguf. Under low ceiling the visibility was good, the visual approach was gusty and turbulent. The green light for the undercarriage was on but the touch down was partially gear up. The inspection after the stop revealed the gear only slightly extended (or incompletely retracted).
As the FAA filed it
NARRATIVE: IN AN ORGANIZED EXCURSION GROUP OF 15 LIGHT PLANES I WAS NUMBER 10 TO APPROACH LGUF. UNDER LOW CEILING THE VISIBILITY WAS GOOD, THE VISUAL APPROACH WAS GUSTY AND TURBULENT. THE GREEN LIGHT FOR THE UNDERCARRIAGE WAS ON BUT THE TOUCH DOWN WAS PARTIALLY GEAR UP. THE INSPECTION AFTER THE STOP REVEALED THE GEAR ONLY SLIGHTLY EXTENDED (OR INCOMPLETELY RETRACTED).