HMS

HMS

HMS is a three-letter acronym that may stand for:

* Handheld, Manpack, Small Form Factor radio transceivers in the United States' military Joint Tactical Radio System
* Hans Majestäts Skepp (His Majesty's ship) or Hennes Majestäts Skepp (Her Majesty's Ship), the prefix of Royal Swedish Navy ship names
* Her Majesty's Ship or His Majesty's Ship or Submarine, the prefix of Royal Navy ship names (started in year 1789)
* Her Majesty's Station or His Majesty's Station, the prefix of Royal Navy base names
* Hellenic Mathematical Society, a Greek learned society
* Halbmastwurf-Sicherung, a knot also called "Munter hitch", and the type of carabiner used with it
* Harakat Mujtama' as-Silm (Movement of Society for Peace), an Algerian Islamist political party
* Harvard Medical School
* Haslemere Musical Society [http://www.hmsconcerts.info/ Link]
* Hazardous materials safety
* Hazrat Mohammed (Salaal Laahu Alaihi Wa Salaam)
* Headend management station
* Health monitoring system
* Heavy melting steel
* Helmet-mounted sight
* Hendrick Motorsports
* Her Majesty Shufflers (Melbourne Shuffle)
* National Rail station code of Helmsdale railway station, Scotland
* Hero-Martyr Syndrome Or|date=April 2008
* Hidden Markov source in statistical modelling
* Highly migratory species
* High Mountain Software
* High Mowing School, a private coeducational Waldorf boarding school located in Wilton, New Hampshire
* Hind Mazdoor Sabha, a trade union in India
* Historical Maritime Society, a British naval reenactment society
* Historical Metallurgy Society [http://www.hist-met.org/ Link]
* Home media server
* Homestead Miami Speedway
* Hour-Minute-Second
* Hull mounted sonar
* Hybrid management sublayer
* Hydrologic Modeling System - HEC HMS

Management systems

* Hospital management systemFact|date=April 2008
* Hospital Management System for IIT Bombay
* Hotel management system
* Hypertext management system

Middle schools

* Hichborn Middle School, Howland, Maine
* Hackensack Middle School, Hackensack, New Jersey
* Hamden Middle School, Hamden, Connecticut
* Hammarskjold Middle School, East Brunswick, New Jersey
* Hampstead Middle School, Hampstead, New Hampshire
* J.E. Harrison Middle School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
* Hempstead Middle School, Hempstead, Texas
* Artie Henry Middle School, Cedar Park, TX, also known as Henry Middle School. (HMS)
* Heritage Middle School, Minnesota
* Herricks Middle School, Albertson, New York.
* Highland Middle School, Libertyville, Illinois
* Hinsdale Middle School,Hinsdale, Illinois
* Hopewell Middle School, Georgia
* Horton Middle School, Pittsboro, NC
* Huntington Middle School, Warner Robins, Georgia
* Henry E. Huntington Middle School, San Marino, California


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