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Bill Mitchell or Billy Mitchell may refer to:
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People
- Billy Mitchell (billiards player), 19th century world champion in English billiards
- Billy Mitchell (general) (1879–1936), American general and early advocate of air power
- Billy Mitchell (rugby) (1890–1959), New Zealand dual-code rugby international
- Bill Mitchell (designer) (1912-1988), American automobile designer
- Billy Mitchell (jazz musician) (1926–2001), tenor saxophonist
- Bill Mitchell (ice hockey) (born 1930), Canadian professional ice hockey player
- Billy Mitchell (1931–2002), singer with The Clovers
- Billy Mitchell (loyalist) (1940–2006), former leading Ulster Volunteer Force member
- Billy Mitchell, instrumentalist and singer, member of the bands Jack the Lad and Lindisfarne
- Billy J. Mitchell (born 1942), American actor in GoldenEye etc
- Bill Mitchell (economist) (born 1952), Australian economist
- Bill Mitchell (politician) (born 1960), American congressman for Illinois
- Billy Mitchell (electronic sports player) (born 1965), video-game player
- Billy Mitchell (comedian), appeared as house player in many episodes of Canadian game show Acting Crazy
Fictional characters
- President William Harrison "Bill" Mitchell, in the film Dave
- Billy Mitchell (EastEnders), character in the BBC television soap EastEnders
Places
- General Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, previously known as "Mitchell Field"; sometimes still referred to as "Billy Mitchell Field" or "Billy Mitchell"
- Billy Mitchell (volcano), in Papua-New Guinea
See also
- William Mitchell (disambiguation)
- Willie Mitchell (disambiguation)
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