Philip J. Corso

1915–1998 (age 83)

Army intelligence officer

Biography

Philip J. Corso (1915–1998) devoted decades to Army intelligence, bringing thoughtful leadership and careful judgment to the complex challenges of his time. Colleagues respected him for his integrity, his sense of duty, and his consistent support for servicemembers navigating uncertain terrain.

After leaving uniformed service, he remained committed to sharing lessons learned and encouraging civic engagement, and he now rests at Florida National Cemetery as a reminder of the patriotic spirit he embodied.

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