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No public agency publishes an official ranked countdown of American cities most likely to be hit first in a world war. Still, public defense material and strategic analysis keep circling the same kinds of places: national command centers, missile-warning hubs, submarine ports, bomber headquarters, and major nuclear infrastructure. That pattern shifts the imagined map of catastrophe away from famous skylines alone and toward harbors, airfields, and inland command posts…..