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[12 Cloverfield Lane] Just how practical was Howard's bunker?

I mean the bunker itself was pretty impressive. Recycle air and water, lots of food and even tv to watch. However there are just two regular large doors that stop people from getting. The bunker might be good to prevent toxic air from getting in, but if it was a military invasion or aliens and they wanted to get into this large door, they could have simply just blown it down with a missile and walk right in?
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It was designed to help survive in an environmental contamination scenario. Usually not many people are left alive outside, so physical security wasn't a priority.

Howard was forced to rely on the bunker's inconspicuousness, which seemed to work fairly well. Only one person thought to investigate it and she may have just been lucky.

Wouldn't 12 Cloverfield be Howard's neighbor?