You’re the Soviet Officer Who Refused to Start World War 3

October 27, 1962. You're 300 feet under the sea, in a Soviet submarine with no air, no news from Moscow, and American depth charges exploding all around you. The captain is sure the war has started. He wants to fire the nuclear torpedo. The political officer agrees. One more "yes" is needed. Yours. This is the true story of Vasily Arkhipov, the man who said no on the most dangerous day of the Cuban Missile Crisis, and whose story the world didn't hear for forty years. Would you have said no? Tell me in the comments.