File:President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, “The Soviet ‘War Scare,’” February 15, 1990.pdf

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English: Report by the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board on the Soviet program RYAN that almost precipitated a war between NATO and the Soviet Union during NATO's command post exercise Able Archer 83. The report was formerly classified TOP SECRET UMBRA GAMMA WNINTEL NOFORN NOCONTRACT ORCON
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Source https://nsarchive.gwu.edu/document/21038-4-pfiab-report-2012-0238-mr
Author President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board

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