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Bunker

A bunker is a defensive fortification designed to protect people and valued materials from falling bombs, artillery, or other attacks. Bunkers are almost always underground, in contrast to blockhouses which are mostly above ground. They were used extensively in World War I, World War II, and the Cold War for weapons facilities, command and control…

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Bunker

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Triples177
Avg. degree1.99
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related to Famous installations · 48
Bunker → Albania, Alpine Wall, Beijing's Underground City, Belgium, Blockhaus, Boden Fortress, Burlington, Canada, Cheyenne Mountain Complex, China, Cold War, Czech, Czechoslovak, Diefenbunker, East Wing, Enver Hoxha, Famous, Fort Eben-Emael, France, French
related to Design · 32
Bunker → AlbaniaGerman, Amarillo, Australia, Austrian, Brandenburg, Bunkers, FinlandBunker, France, GermanyBunker, Gravel Gertie, Harparskog Line, HavelMunitions, Hill, HubeiObject, Inside, Maginot Line, New South Wales, One, Ouvrage Schoenenbourg, Pantex
related to Etymology · 24
Bunker → All, British Indian Army, By, English, Far East, First World War, Führerbunker, German, Germans, Hochbunker, However, In, It, Japanese, Nazi, October, Old Swedish, Oxford English Dictionary, Scandinavian, Scots
related to Munitions storage · 10
Bunker → Amarillo, Gravel Gertie, Gravel Gerties, Munitions, Pantex, Texas, The, They, United Kingdom, United States
related to General features · 9
Bunker → Door, If, In, Kearny Air Pump, One, The, To, Ventilation, Very
related to Artillery · 8
Bunker → Artillery, Batterie Todt, Cold War, France, Many, The, These, V-3
related to External links · 8
Bunker → All, Archived, Australian Bunker And Military, BunkerBlog, German, March, Museum, Wayback Machine
related to Personal · 8
Bunker → Compressive, It, Large, One, The, They, To, When
related to Blast protection · 7
Bunker → Bunkers, Improvised, Most, The, This, To, While
related to Countermeasures · 6
Bunker → As, Blasts, Bunkers, Complex, If, The

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Bunkeris adefensive fortification designed to protect people and valued materials from falling bombs0.90text
Bunkeris asmall concrete structure0.90text
sewage or rapid transit tunnelsinstance ofburied tubes or pipes0.80text
Sasso San Gottardo Museum.The Soviet Union maintained huge bunkersinstance ofSome of Switzerland's bunkers have since become tourist attractions housing hotels and museums0.80text
Bunkerrelated to ArtilleryMany0.60section
Bunkerrelated to ArtilleryThese0.60section
Bunkerrelated to ArtilleryArtillery0.60section
Bunkerrelated to ArtilleryCold War0.60section
Bunkerrelated to ArtilleryThe0.60section
Bunkerrelated to ArtilleryBatterie Todt0.60section
Bunkerrelated to ArtilleryFrance0.60section
Bunkerrelated to ArtilleryV-30.60section

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