Bunker (disambiguation)

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A bunker is a defensive military fortification.

Bunker may also refer to:

• A kitchen worktop in Eastern parts of Scotland.
• Bunker (golf), a sand trap on a golf course
• 'Bunkering' refers to the storage and supply of fuel oil to maritime vessels; the fuel oil is itself known as 'bunkers'.
• Bunker is an alternative name (coined word) of barge ships
• International aviation and maritime greenhouse gas emissions are sometimes referred to as emissions from 'bunkers'
• Bunker, the fuel (usually coal) container on a steam tank locomotive or ship, or a chamber in a building for furnace coal
• Búnker refers to a faction of far-right francoists in the period of Spanish democratic transition
• A species of fish, see Bunker or Atlantic menhaden
• Los Bunkers, Chilean alternative rock band

Media

• The Bunker (book), a 1975 history book about the last days of Hitler
• The Bunker (1981 film), a film based on the 1975 book
• The Bunker (2001 film), horror film featuring Jason Flemying
• Bunkers, a song by The Vapors on their album New Clear Days

Places:

• Bunker Hill (disambiguation)
• Bunker, Missouri

People:

• Búnker, a far-right faction during the Spanish transition to democracy
• Archie Bunker, Carroll O'Connor's character on All in the Family
• Berkeley L. Bunker, American Senator and Representative
• Bunker Roy, Indian social activist
• Chang and Eng Bunker, Siamese twins
• Clive Bunker, drummer
• Edith Bunker, another character from All in the Family
• Edward Bunker, writer
• Edward Bunker (Mormon pioneer)
• Ellsworth Bunker, American diplomat
• Gloria Stivic (née Bunker), from All in the Family
• Mark Bunker, television producer
• Max Bunker, Italian comic book artist
• Wally Bunker (born 1945), former Major League Baseball pitcher
• Bunker, Character in Teen Titans, DC Comics super-hero character

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