UFOs IN AND OVER PUERTO RICO'S NATIONAL FOREST (EL YUNQUE)

This document, a special issue of Evidencia Ovni (1997) edited by Jorge Martín, compiles reports of UFO and UAP activity in Puerto Rico, specifically focusing on the El Yunque National Forest and surrounding coastal waters. The text details numerous eyewitness accounts from the 1970s through the 1990s, describing large, metallic, multi-level craft, often accompanied by smaller 'small balls of light' or 'misty wraiths.' Witnesses, including journalists, police officers, and airline personnel, report sightings of objects that hover silently, emit beams of light, and frequently plunge into the sea. The document highlights a recurring theme of U.S. military involvement, suggesting that the U.S. Navy and Air Force are aware of these phenomena and may be conducting secret operations under the guise of military exercises or search and rescue training. Specific incidents include the 1973 'aerial ballet' over Cubuy, the 1994 sighting by Victor Delgado, and various reports of 'disguised' Coast Guard vessels monitoring the area. The author posits that the U.S. government is engaged in a cover-up, potentially linked to the deployment of Low Frequency Active Sonar (LFAS) systems intended to detect 'silent enemy submarines' but which may actually be aimed at monitoring extraterrestrial bases. The document also includes accounts from the Soviet Union, suggesting a global pattern of underwater UFO activity. The overarching narrative is one of a persistent, unexplained presence that the authorities are actively attempting to conceal from the public.