Arthur Prager, who worked in emergency planning in New York City in the 1980s, gives a cheery little scenario on how a city can be brought to a halt.
Read it here.
One of my Army memories: Hearing an officer describe how, if anti-war protestors abandoned their cars on the bridges into Washington, DC, large cranes would be used to drop the cars into the Potomac. ["Hey Dad, you know how I took the car to the protest? Well, I left it on the bridge and ...."]
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