The Day After Roswell: A Former Pentagon Official Reveals The U.S by Philip Corso
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The Day After Roswell: A Former Pentagon Official Reveals The U.S

Author: Philip Corso
Special Features: Dust Jacket
Condition: In good condition. The closed book top page edge has foxing. The photo pages in the middle of the book have foxing to the top page edges. Pages are otherwise clean and tidy. Free of writing. Free of dog ears. Tight binding. From a smoke‑free home.

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The Day After Roswell: A Former Pentagon Official Reveals The U.S. by Philip Corso offers a compelling first‑edition look at a Pentagon insider’s perspective on the Roswell incident and its aftermath. Blending memoir, true‑story narrative and UFOlogy, the book appeals to readers of non‑fiction history, paranormal research and military memoirs.

Corso’s account weaves personal experience with broader political and technological implications, making it a noteworthy addition for anyone interested in Cold War era secrets, aerospace history or government disclosures. The narrative is clear and accessible, suitable for both adult and young‑adult audiences.

This hardcover first edition includes the original dust jacket and remains in good condition, with a tight binding and clean interior pages. Minor foxing appears on the top edges of the closed front page and on the photo section, but the book is otherwise tidy, free of writing, dog‑ears and any smoke damage.

Overall, the volume stands as a solid collectible for enthusiasts of UFOlogy, military memoirs and historical nonfiction, offering a rare insider’s view without compromising readability.