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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2025 · 28 MIN

Episode 136: Roswell: The Cold War's Alien Secrets and Strategic Innovations

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On this Episode of the Rocky Mountain UFO Podcast we talk about Roswell and the book by Phillip Corso and Bill Birnes "The Day After Roswell". Today we talk about Philip J. Corso's purported account of military involvement with extraterrestrial technology, particularly focusing on the Roswell incident of 1947. He claims that foreign technology development within the Army R&D was a cover for reverse-engineering alien artifacts, including integrated circuits, night vision, and super-tenacity fibers. The narrative also details a covert "Cold War" against extraterrestrials, influencing military buildups and space programs, alongside the establishment of a secret working group to manage information and gradually desensitize the public to alien existence while denying its reality. Corso positions himself as a key figure in this process, highlighting the power struggles between military branches and civilian intelligence agencies over control of this advanced technology. Visit our new webiste and download our FREE UFO eBook of the week. https://rockymountainufo.com/

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