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Armstrong can have a number of possible meanings:
- Clan Armstrong came from the border area between England and Scotland.
Contents
- 1 Places
- 2 People
- 3 Fictional people
- 4 Companies
- 5 Other possible meanings
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Places
- Armstrong, Victoria, Australia
- Armstrong, British Columbia, Canada
- Armstrong, Ontario, Canada
- Armstrong, Iowa, USA
- Armstrong, Missouri, USA
- Armstrong, Oklahoma, USA
- Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, USA
- Armstrong County, Texas, USA
- Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport
People
- Armstrong Williams, American political commentator
- Billie Joe Armstrong, American pop/punk musician
- B.J. Armstrong, former basketball player, most notably with the Chicago Bulls
- Brad Armstrong, Canadian porn star
- Bruce Armstrong, American football player
- Craig Armstrong, Scottish composer
- Debbie Armstrong, Olympic gold medalist in the area of Alpine skiing
- Dido Armstrong, British pop singer
- Edwin Armstrong (1890-1954), American electrical engineer and inventor of FM radio
- Eugene Armstrong, American construction contractor who was beheaded in Iraq
- Frankie Armstrong, English vocalist
- Garner Ted Armstrong (1930-2003), American evangelist, son of Herbert W. Armstrong
- Gary Armstrong, Scottish rugby player
- George Armstrong, English actor
- George Armstrong, English football player
- George Armstrong, Canadian hockey player
- George Armstrong Custer (1839-1876), American cavalry commander in the Civil War and the Indian Wars
- Gillian Armstrong, Australian film director
- Heather Armstrong aka Dooce, American writer
- Herbert W. Armstrong (1892-1986), American evangelist, father of Garner Ted Armstrong
- Hilary Armstrong, British politician
- Jackson Armstrong, Canadian historian
- Jeannette C. Armstrong, Canadian writer
- Jerome Armstrong, American journalist
- Karen Armstrong, English author
- KC Armstrong, American radio personality and comedian
- Kerry Armstrong, Australian actress
- Lance Armstrong, American cyclist and record Tour de France winner
- Lee Armstrong, American actress
- Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong (1901-1971), American jazz musician
- Neil Armstrong, American astronaut, first person on Moon
- Rebekka Armstrong, a female bodybuilder, former Playboy model and AIDS activist
- Robert Armstrong, Baron Armstrong of Ilminster
- Samaire Armstrong, American actress
- Samuel C. Armstrong (1839-1893), American educator
- Samuel Turell Armstrong (1874-1850), American politician
- Stacy Armstrong, American actress
- Tim Armstrong, American punk rock musician
- Vaughn Armstrong, American actor
- William George Armstrong (1810-1900), English industrialist
- William L. Armstrong, American politician
Fictional people
- Armstrong, a Valiant Comics character
Companies
- Armstrong, British motocycling company
- Armstrong World Industries, Inc., a flooring manufacturer
- Armstrong Whitworth, a British engineering conglomerate which is now Vickers Armstrong
- Armstrong Audio, a British audio/hi-fi manufacturer
Other possible meanings
- Armstrong, an early English car
- The Armstrong cannon
- Armstrong Whitworth Whitley, World War II bomber
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