July 23, 1997: The Day After Roswell - Colonel Philip J. Corso & Dr. John Alexander

Colonel Philip Corso and Dr. John Alexander present contrasting perspectives on military involvement with UFO phenomena and alleged extraterrestrial technology. Corso continues his controversial claims about reverse-engineering alien technology while Alexander provides insider perspective on official military UFO investigations. Their discussion reveals tensions within military and intelligence communities regarding how to handle UFO reports and potential extraterrestrial contact. Alexander's background in military intelligence and paranormal research provides credibility to discussions of official interest in anomalous phenomena. The conversation covers the challenges faced by military personnel who encounter unexplained phenomena while serving in official capacities. Both speakers address the institutional pressures that discourage reporting of unusual events while examining how serious investigations might proceed within official channels. Their different approaches to the same phenomena illustrate the complexity of military responses to unexplained events. The discussion examines how national security concerns influence official policies regarding UFO disclosure and public information sharing. Alexander's research into military encounters with anomalous phenomena provides context for evaluating Corso's more explosive claims. Together, their presentations reveal the ongoing struggle within military institutions to balance secrecy requirements with scientific investigation of potentially significant phenomena.