Salute (disambiguation)

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A salute is a gesture or other action used to indicate respect.

Salute may also refer to:

Military[edit]

• 21-gun salute, a military honour
• USS Salute (AM-294)
• USS Salute (AM-470)

Society and politics[edit]

• Bellamy salute, a salute formerly used to accompany the United States Pledge of Allegiance
• Fair Antigua, We Salute Thee, the national anthem of Antigua and Barbuda
• Imperial Salute, the national anthem of Iran under the Shah
• Roman salute
• Vice Regal Salute, a piece of music played before Commonwealth governors

Entertainment[edit]

• Ten-bell salute, used in professional wrestling to honor a wrestler who has died
• Vulcan salute, used in the Star Trek series
• Salute (1929 film), a film featuring John Wayne
• Salute (2008 film), a documentary by Matt Norman
• Satyam (2008 film) or Salute, a Telugu-language film
• Salute (2009 film), an Indian Kannada-language film
• Salute (2016 film), a biographical film on Aitzaz Hasan
• Salute (2022 Indian film), an action thriller film
• Salute (2022 Taiwanese film), a film about dancer Sheu Fang-yi

Music[edit]

• Salute (musician), a DJ and producer

Albums[edit]

• Salute (Little Mix album), 2013, or its title track (see below)
• Salute (Gordon Lightfoot album), 1983
• Salute (21 Guns album), 1992
• Salute, a non-profit album by Leslie Cheung

Songs[edit]

• "Salute", a 2014 song by British girl group Little Mix
• "Salute", a 1983 song by Gordon Lightfoot from Salute
• "Salute", a song by Fabolous from Loso's Way
• "Salute", a song by Future from Purple Reign

Other[edit]

• Salute (pyrotechnics), a device designed to make a loud bang
• Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute, a church in Venice
• Nazi salute
• One-finger salute, another term for the finger
• Three-finger salute (disambiguation)
• Two-finger salute
• Quenelle (gesture)

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