Apache (Disambiguation)

• One of the Apache Native American tribes of North America (Mexico & USA).
• Apache language refers to one of the several Apachean languages (excluding Navajo) spoken by an Apache tribe, i.e. Chiricahua Apache, Western Apache (includes White Mountain Apache, San Carlos Apache, and Tonto Apache), Mescalero Apache, Lipan Apache, Plains Apache (a.k.a. Kiowa-Apache), or Jicarilla Apache.

• The MBDA Apache French missile system.
• The AH-64 Apache, an attack helicopter used by the US Army and other armed forces.
• The WAH-64 Apache, a licence built version of the AH-64 Apache for the British Army.

• The Apache HTTP Server, currently the world's most popular web server software, which is maintained by the Apache Software Foundation.
• Apache Design Solutions an Electronic design automation company

• Apache Indian, the stage name of British ragga dee jay Steven Kapur.
• Apache (thug), a person of French underworld
• Apache, a Japanese scrap scavenger, see Japan's Threepenny Opera
• UK Apache is a rapper from the UK.

• The 1954 motion picture film Apache, starring actor Burt Lancaster and directed by Richard Aldrich.
• Apache (dance), a form of dance in the 1920s.
• Apache (dance move), a move in Lindy Hop and other dances.

• The APACHE II acute physiology and chronic health evaluation system, a numerical scoring system for critically ill patients that can predict their survival.

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