The Day after Roswell (Paperback)

from gerald

GREAT BOOK AND FACTUAL - I USED TO WORK AT BELL LABS

from FWBurleigh

There have been a lot of books written about Roswell, enough to fill a bookcase if not more. When history ends up sorting them all out in terms of their value, Corso's book will be there up at the top. He has the credibility of a high military rank, provable connections to five-star brass. If he ...

from JimT

To the open-minded this is an interesting read. Scientists now are discovering many stars containing planetary systems. Considering that there are more stars in the universe than grains of sand on the earth's beaches and deserts the probability is infinitesimal that the earth is the only home o...

from bookworm546

at first i thought it may be just fiction but after reading the detail he knows is too much to be ignored. a good part of the back of the book dedicated to declassfied documents projects he worked on iradiated food silcon chips telsa death rays night vision just some of the many iterms helped alo...

from texascheeseman

The Day After Roswell Author: Col Philip J Corso with Wiliam J Birnes Publisher: Pocket Books Published In: New York Date: 1997 Pgs: 341 REVIEW MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS Summary: As Chief of the Army's Foreign Technology Division in 1961, Philip J Corso stewarded the Roswell, New Mexico, alien artifca...