Corso is a key player in many events in U.S. history from World War 2 all the way to the 1990s. He certainly deserves more attention from historians. From his work for the Army’s Counter-Intelligence Corps (which agency we have seen was involved in the flyers’ BW recantations), to his assignment to military intelligence (G-2) in General Douglas MacArthur’s staff, to his claims to being present and involved in the armistice talks at Panmunjom, to his supposed oversight of Korean War POWs, to — much later — his campaign to vilify North Korea and Russia for supposedly holding prisoners decades after the Korean War ended, to his membership on the intelligence-heavy Psychological Strategy and Operations Coordinating boards, and, most fantastically, to his claims to having passed alien technology from a crashed spaceship at Roswell, New Mexico on to U.S. industrialists, Philip Corso appears to have been a master at psychological warfare.