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List of code names A. Able – NATO Allied Command Europe and U.S. European Command nuclear weapons exercise first word. First gained prominence after the Able Archer 83 nuclear command and control exercise. Able Ally – annual command post exercise involving escalation to nuclear use. Held November/December/ Able Archer 83
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