The Day After Roswell

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Colonel Corso, a modest and discreet man, became the ultimate insider's insider thanks to his web of significant ties in the Pentagon and military. Corso was on the staff of President Eisenhower‘s National Security Council for four years (1953–1957). An appendix in The Day After Roswell includes the original and now declassified report recommending the above-mentioned moonbase. Night vision is an example used often, and Corso tells how he went to major companies and gave the info away, allowing them to get the patents.

Tim Clodfelter Winston-Salem Journal" (NC) This book [is] a godsend, one that finally gives the details and names the names. It's all about compartmentalization and "seeding" the military-industrial complex with the alien technology in isolated sectors. essentially, he argues that after the end of the cold war and the invention of anti-missile systems, the threat from alien attack was greatly reduced.He indeed had served honorably as a Lieutenant Colonel under Lieutenant General Arthur Trudeau and worked in the White House for four years. In the end I felt the first part of the book and other ares in the second part of the book was enough for me to enjoy everything the author set out to do with this book for the reader. So too the incidents of mutilated cattle, regarding the precision of the methodology, hinting at laser surgical operations. But the general thrust of it all is verified by corroborating material leaked out over the past fifty years by retired military personnel like Bill Uhouse, a former Marine Corps fighter pilot and test pilot who was assigned to build a flight simulator at Area 51/S-4 for reverse-engineered antigravity craft.

I discovered the answer about halfway into the book, when it becomes clear that Phil Corso is a delusional paranoid and a living embodiment of Dr. Later that year on July 23, 1997, [8] he appeared Coast to Coast AM and again was interviewed by Art Bell. he doesn't think disclosure will help humanity or that the government is overstepping some boundary by lying and manipulating its citizens. C., and gone to the National Archives and other records to verify the facts of Corso's public service.This compelling and well-documented memoir covers Corso's military career until he retired in 1963, with primary focus on his involvement in army and government secret programs relating to visits on earth by extraterrestrial beings, code-named "EBE"s (Extraterrestrial Biological Entities. if you believe this account, then the author played a role in every single major event during the cold war. The catalyst for the book is the alleged crash landing in Roswell, New Mexico, of an extraterrestrial scout craft. Really interesting and fascinating account of the alien craft which crashed in the New Mexico desert in 1947.

It just hovered for the longest time, completely soundless, until all at once it went straight up and out of sight. Fantastic as it is, Corso's memoir is corroborated and supported by all three highly credible works of nonfiction written by esteemed and highly qualified authors. The book is consistent with authoritative publications on UFOs (detailed below) and also with my personal experience working in the high tech industry, particularly my three years with a semiconductor company with substantial military contracts. When he learned about the book's contents, Thurmond stated, "I know of no such 'cover-up,' and do not believe one existed. While Corso's account is not to this magnitude, there does seem to be a larger than necessary amount of chest puffing.For one, this notion gives the same short shrift to human ingenuity that the "ancient aliens" crowd does.