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APB
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APB
may refer to:
Law enforcement and military
All-points bulletin
, a broadcast (about a wanted suspect or missing person) issued from one US law enforcement agency to another
Acquisition Program Baseline
, in the United States military
Media
"A.P.B.", a song on Womack & Womack's 1984 album
Love Wars
APB (band)
, a Scottish band
Apoptygma Berzerk
, a Norwegian electronic music group
APB
(1987 video game)
APB: All Points Bulletin
, a 2010 massively multiplayer online game for Microsoft Windows
APB
(TV series)
, an American television series that aired in 2017
Organizations
Accounting Principles Board
, the former authoritative body of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Alliance for Brazil
Asia Pacific Breweries
Atrocities Prevention Board
, an interagency body in the U.S. government that evaluates long-term risks of genocide
Auditing Practices Board
, a committee of the Financial Reporting Council
Science and technology
6-APB
, a psychoactive compound similar in structure to MDA
Advanced Peripheral Bus
, a type of microcontroller bus
Atrial premature beat
, a cardiac dysrhythmia
Other uses
The
Albany Pine Bush
, an inland pine barrens
Appley Bridge railway station
's station code
A version of the
Stechkin automatic pistol
with integrated silencer
Aft pressure bulkhead
, part of commercial airliners or other planes that have pressurized cabins
A US Navy hull classification symbol:
Self-propelled barracks ship (APB)
Armor Piercing Bullets
See also
All Points Bulletin (disambiguation)
Topics referred to by the same term
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