U.S. Army Lt. Col. Philip J. Corso — a longtime intelligence officer who served under Gen. MacArthur and later worked on President Eisenhower’s National Security Council — testified in 1998 that he personally saw five non-human bodies floating in fluid-filled crates. He described them as “child-like” beings with spindly limbs, claiming they were recovered from a crash site and routed through secret Army programs. Corso later became known for The Day After Roswell, where he detailed how recovered