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Philip J. Corso

Also known as Corso, Philip Corso

U.S. Army lieutenant colonel (1915–1998) who served on President Eisenhower’s National Security Council staff and at the Army’s Foreign Technology Desk. In The Day After Roswell (1997, with William Birnes) he claimed he seeded technology recovered at Roswell into U.S. industry. Historians and the Army dispute much of the book.

Sources: Wikipedia · his lecture of 22 February 1998 (video on file)

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