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PAGE FOUR BOTH MR. KRUEGER AND MRe NOLAN EMPHASIZED THAT OBTAINING | IR PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE AREA CAPABLE OF YIELDING A PARACHUTE | WAS ANALOGOUS TO QUOTE FINDIKG A NEEDLE IN A VERY LARGE HAYSTACK URQUOTE, THEY NOTED THAT AERIAL IR PHOTOGRAPHY WORK WAS ONLY A SINGLE ELEMENT IN ACCOMPLISHING THE OBJECTIVE AND THAT THE REAL TASK INVOLVED THE ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF THE RESULTANT IMAGERY BY QUALIFIED SPECIALISTS, IT YAS ESTIMATED THAT TO ANALYZE THE AREA INVOLVED IN CAPTIONED MATTER WOULD REQUIRE AT LEAST A DOZEN MEN WORKING FULL TIME FOR AT LEAST TWO OR THREE WEEKS. SUCH ANALYSIS COULD CONCEIVABLY COST THE BUREAU AN UNKNOWN AMOUNT, BUT THE AIRCRAFT REQUIRED WOULD PROBABLY BE PROVIDED FREE OF COST. CONCERNING IMAGERY ANALYSIS AND DATA INTERPRETATION, MR. KRUEGER SUGGESTED THE FOLLOWING AS BEING EXPERTS IN THE FIELD: [_____Jactvttzan empLovee wold Ps [| EY YORK, TELEPHONE NUMBER (AREA CODE END PAGE FOUR DB Cooper-281