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09-20-1964
Two months
later this same Gulf of San Jorge was the scene of yet another phenomenon of
similar outline. An individual known and respected for his honesty, who
requested that his name not be revealed, reported that on September 301, 1964,
while he was driving at night to the city of Comodoro Rivadavia coming from
Caleta Olivia, he saw appear at the edge of the city some strange objects (3
or 4) that described parabolas and descended one after another into the sea.
The unusual spectacle caused the witness to stop his vehicle so as to
carefully observe the flames which the objects were leaving as they passed.
After
resuming his journey and having traveled some distance from the initial point
of observation, he noticed other luminous objects -- or perhaps the same
objects -- emerge from the surface of the water and then circle around at a
dizzy speed, and within an outline of shining light, again climb up and
finally disappear into the sky.
This reference: The MUFON
Journal, Vol. #130, pp. 3-5, September 1978, “Are UFOs Operating from
Underwater Bases off the Coast of Argentina” by Joseph M. Brill, p. 4
ALSO –
For Date
Two months later, in the same
Golfo San Jorge, a public personality known for his honesty, who prefers to
remain anonymous, declared that on 20 September 1964, while driving at night to the city of
Comodoro Rivadavia, as he was leaving the town of Caleta Olivia, northbound
up the coastal highway, he saw four small, luminous, lens-shaped objects
describing a parabola in the sky as they flew in perfect formation. Suddenly
they dipped, and still in formation, plunged into the waters of the gulf and
disappeared. He stopped his car and got out but could see nothing more.
A little
later, while driving north of that position, he saw four similar luminous
objects, possibly the same ones, emerge from beneath the sea, veer in his
direction as they accelerated, and climb out at a steep angle at prodigious
speed and disappear into space above.
El 20 de septiembre de 1964 se
vieron objetos luminosos que
—describiendo
parábolas— se introducían y salían del Golfo San Jorge.
September 20, 1964,
luminous objects were seen that – describing parabolas – were going into and
coming out of the Gulf San Jorge. (Online Spanish translation)
This reference: UFO
Contact from Undersea by Dr. Virgilio Sanchez-Ocejo and Lt. Col. Wendelle
C. Stevens (Ret.), p. 167, © 1982.
With thanks to Dr. Virgilio Sanchez-Ocejo
for permission to post to this site.-CF-
UFOCAT PRN – 76692
UFOCAT URN – 076692 GEPA – Phénomènes
Spatiaux, #18, December 1968, p. 12
UFOCAT URN – 083089 Las
evidencias del fenómeno OVNI by Roberto E. Banchs, © 1976
UFOCAT URN – 159494 Saga UFO Report, March 1977, p. 37
UFOCAT URN – NONE
The MUFON Journal, Vol. #130,
pp. 3-5, September 1978, “Are UFOs
Operating from Underwater Bases off the Coast
of Argentina” by
Joseph M. Brill. [Note 1: DOS shown as 09-30-1964 – probable typo]
UFOCAT URN – NONE
UFO Contact from Undersea by
Dr. Virgilio Sanchez-Ocejo and Lt. Col.
Wendelle C. Stevens (Ret.),
p. 167, © 1982
UFOCAT URN – NONE
Unexplained Mysteries of the
20th Century by Janet and Colin Bord,
pp. 170-171, © 1989 [DOS shown as
09-30-1964 – reference was
the Brill article]
UFOCAT URN – 170667 *U* UFO Computer Database by Larry
Hatch, # 06602, © 2002
UFOCAT URN – 054853 Etudes
Statistiques Portant sur 1000 Témoignages, Claude Poher, #0350,
undated
UFOCAT URN – 105655 Investigation files of Oscar A.
Uriondo, #22, no date of publication
South
America – Argentina, Chubut
Comodoro
Rivadavia Latitude 45-52 S, Longitude
67-30 W (D-M)
Golfo San Jorge Latitude
46-00 S, Longitude 67-00 W [Gulf of San Jorge]
Caleta
Olivia Latitude 46-26 S, Longitude 67-32 W
Reference: Argentina Gazetteer, prepared in the Office
of Geography, Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C., February 1968.
UFO Location (UFOCAT) Latitude 45.83 S, Longitude 67.50
W (D.%)
Latitude 45.83 S, Longitude 67.47 W [URN 170667]
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