Jelaskan Lihat pula dari Able Archer 83

Testimony of Oleg Gordievsky to Congress, House Committee on Armed Services, Subcommittee of Military Research and Development, Hearing on Russian Threat Perceptions and Plans for U.S. Sabotage, 106th cong., 1st sess., 1999-10-26.

Countdown to Declassification: Finding Answers to a 1983 War Scare by Nate Jones for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

"The 1983 War Scare Soviet 'Huffing and Puffing?' 'Crying Wolf?' 'Rattling Pots and Pans?' or 'A Real Worry That We Could Come into Conflict through Miscalculation?'" by Nate Jones at the National Security Archive

"'Blue's use of nuclear weapons did not stop Orange's aggression.' Able Archer 83 Declassified" by Nate Jones at the National Security Archive

"'Rather Stunning Array of Indicators' of the Soviet Reaction to Able Archer 83 had 'A Dimension of Genuineness ... Often Not Reflected in Intelligence Issuances.'" by Nate Jones at the National Security Archive

“One Misstep Could Trigger a Great War”: Operation RYAN, Able Archer 83, and the 1983 War Scare by Nate Jones

"Operation RYAN, Able Archer 83, and Miscalculation: The War Scare of 1983"  by Nate Jones.

"Implications of Recent Soviet Military-Political Activities" , a declassified CIA publication from October 1984 that describes Soviet fears of a US attack.

Did East German Spies Prevent A Nuclear War?  by Vojtech Mastny.

CNN Cold War – Spotlight: War games

NATO First Strike Doctrine  – The NATO nuclear policy at the time of Able Archer

The Straight Dope: Operation Able Archer: Were the United States and the Soviet Union on the brink of nuclear war?

; Panel discussion hosted by Caroline Kennedy with Kenneth Adelman, Thomas Graham Jr., Marvin Kalb, Richard Rhodes, and Nicholas Thompson

CIA official page on the Able Archer exercise

1983: The most dangerous year by Andrew R. Garland, University of Nevada, Las Vegas