Expert reveals the 15 US cities that would be first targets in WW3 – some might surprise you!

This distinction shifts the focus from obvious megacities to smaller, lesser-known locations that hold far more strategic value than their population size suggests.

Take Great Falls, for example, a city of just over 60,000 residents. Despite its modest size, it is located near Malmstrom Air Force Base, which controls hundreds of nuclear missile silos. In a nuclear scenario designed to neutralize U.S. strike capability, this proximity makes the area a high-value target.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, offers a similar case. Located near Francis E. Warren Air Force Base, a critical hub for the U.S. nuclear missile command, Cheyenne’s strategic importance places it on the vulnerability list despite its low public profile.

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