Also presented at the conference was a report by Rodrigo Bravo, Captain of the Army’s Fifth Division, who talked to a rapt audience about his thesis, entitled “Observations of unidentified aerial phenomena identified by the Civil Air Force.” While Bravo’s talk was not technically representative of the institution’s position on UFOs, he had been authorized to give it by his commander-in-chief. Rate this posting:
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What happened with the "cabo Valdez" affaire ? He was ready to reveal all about his abduction long before. Is he alive ?What about the book offered ?
I am curious are there any Chilean documents stating the official government position on UFOs there? I have read that countries like Belgium, Chile and Brazil all affirm the existence of UFOs, at least as unidentified and not misidentified phenomenon but the only real govenrment report ive read that dealt with the subject is the Cometa Report from France. COuld any of you post a link to any other government reports that affirm the existence of UFOs?
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