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2. AREA

The cases should be handled in a complotely safe arca. .This area should be near places of confinenont of subjects or whers suitable facilities are available for holdirg subjects until ready for Artichoke techniques.

2. HOUSE

The safe house in which the actual operations will be carrisi out should, if possible, toe fairly large -- possibly lege encugs to accomodate the entire Bluebird team for sleeping purposes snd should be stocked with provisions so that the B tear: could live- in during the Artichoke experizentation. In addition, the house should be of sufficient sise to centain living quarters for gusrés.

3. WORKING ÀREA

1 The working area for the' actual application of the Artichoke techniques should be two roons with bath adjoining or nearby. Is J possible, these rooms should be lit by indirect lightizg and the .floors should be covered with rugs. The main operatioi roon shozld be quite large and more or léss in the naturs of a large bedroen. These rooms should be on the second floor of any house.

4.GUARDS

Guard duty must be on a 2h-hour basis at least at all.ti-os when subjects are on the prenises.

5. CHEICALS

Chericals will be supplied by the B team unless the ficld is specifically requested to furnish sore itons. Tho chenicals will te the responsibility of the modical staff menter of the B team. 1.

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6. MEDICAL·INSTRUNENTS

Ncdical instrurents will be supplied by the E tsam. They will be the responsibility of the nsdical staff membsr of the B tean.

NOTE: Kedical instrunsnts and chemicals will either be destroyed or given to the field offices prior to the B toan's doparture for Headquarters: Tho only possible szception to this will te standard meiical instrusents normally carried by a doctor.

7.ELECTRONIC EQUIPHENT (Including Recordors)

All types of electronic equipment will be supplied by the B tean unless the field offices are specifically roqested to supply certain itens. This equipnont will te cratsi and shizpei to the area prior to departure of the B taan. In this connectica, it is necessary that the B toam know in advance ths ype of crrrent used in the area and other technicsl details which will be requestod prior to departure of the B tean.

8., PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPNENT AID SUPPLIES

Photographic equipmentsand supplies will be furrished by the B tean.

9. TEAM PERSOMHEL

At the present timo, the B tean will probably censist of A, and an H.D. to te designaied by Dr.

10. REQUIRED TINE FOR THE OPERATION

It is estinated 'that any case yill require a rizimm of four days. This will include basic preparation, any necessary polygraph work, seneral testing, and the actual cpsration. Duration of cases depends upon rany factcrs and cdarst be easily estinatod.

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11. POLYGRAPH

It is proposed that area polygraph men should bc assigned to the Artichoke problem. The experience will be valuable and quite possibly soae results nsy require. polygraph testing. Area polygraph operators will be thoroughly instructed in Artichcke methods during their association with the Artichoke tean.