Uruguay radar-visual unidentified-object report — May 25, 1958

It was accompanied by a slow pulsing noise when it moved. The case can be considered true; it does not have contradictions and the circumstances be described are of a flying saucer. Some things have to be pointed out: such as 1) the shape; 2) displacement; 3) sudden acceleration; 4) increase of the temperature, and 5) the will-known oscillation, all characteristic of a flying saucer. The same night, about an hour before, over Robinson Airbase in Georgia and by another pilot who saw it before, came this on the route of the DC-3. The pilots of the DC-3, as well as all those who saw the "object", say that from the rear of the plane there came out a huge tongue of flame. It appears to be a scanned page from a document titled "CENTRO DE INVESTIGACION DE OBJETOS VOLADORES IDENTIFICADOS (O.V.N.I.)" (Center for the Investigation of Identified Flying Objects (U.F.O.)), which seems to be a report from the Uruguayan government.