VOS

The abbreviation VOS may refer to:

Association of Victims of Stalinism
Transport Community Osnabrück
Opole club sports fans
Stratus Virtual Operating System, an operating system from Stratus fault-tolerant server
Virtual Orchestra studio, a music video game
Verb - object-subject (also predicate - object-subject, POS ), a type of language in language typology
Process object schema, a term used in computer science economy
Sales warrant, see put option

Vos is the surname of the following persons:

Charles Pierre de Vos the Elder (1810-1889), Zuckerfrabrikant in Wesselburen and Itzehoe, knighted in 1888: from de Vos
Charles Rudolph of de Vos Younger, a member of the City Council (1897/1903) and an honorary citizen of Itzehoe, Commerce
Cornelis Johannes Vos (1768-1819), Dutch physician and politician
Cornelis de Vos (1585-1651), Dutch painter
Elzemarieke de Vos ( b. 1983 ), Dutch actress
Geerhardus Vos (1862-1949), American theologian
Harry Vos (1946-2010), a Dutch footballer
Hendrik Vos ( † 1523), the first martyrs of the Reformation
Ida Vos (1931-2006), Dutch writer
Jacob Albert Vos (1723-1795), Dutch Reformed theologian
January Vos ( poet ) ( 1612-1667 ), Dutch poet and sand watchmaker
January Vos ( footballer ) ( 1888-1939 ), a Dutch footballer
January Vos ( bishop) ( 1902-1973 ), Dutch Vicar Apostolic of Kuching in Malaysia
Laurent de Vos ( * 1533, † 1580), Flemish composer of the Renaissance
Maaike Vos ( born 1985 ), Dutch Shorttrackerin
Marianne Vos ( * 1987), Dutch cyclist
Marik Vos - Lundh (1923-1994), Swedish costume designer
Marten de Vos (1532-1603), Flemish painter of Dutch Mannerism
Mark Vos ( b. 1983 ), Australian poker players
Tonny Vos - Dahmen of Buchholz (1923-2005), Dutch children 's and teen book author, translator
Uli Vos ( born 1946 ), German field hockey player
Willem Vos (born 1964 ), Dutch physicist
Willem de Vos ( born 1953 ), Dutch microbiologist
Willy de Vos (1880-1957), a Dutch footballer