For Armageddon we have terms and definitions in 3 topics. The topics are Apocalypse, Classic Yoga and Newton.

Armageddon (Apocalypse)

The geographic location given in the book of Revelation (16:16) for the climactic battle between Christ and Antichrist, with Christ's victory ushering in his thousand-year reign on earth. Named after the hill near the town of Megiddo in Palestine, which due to its strategic location overlooking major military and trade routes was the site of many ancient battles.

Armageddon (Classic Yoga)

The great decisive Battle between the Forces of Light and darkness. It was predicted in all the ancient scriptures, and the name, "Armageddon" as well as the description of it, can be found in the Apocalypse. The year 1936 is indicated as most significant. It is interesting to note that these calculations are also found in the pyramid of Cheops. Thus, today we find ourselves in the midst of this Battle, which will increase. This Battle is still more fearful in the Subtle World, but eventually its reflections will be intensified on the earthly plane. Great is the tension of space, and the tensed fiery energies are surging in the subterranean and superterranean spheres, threatening an explosion. Verily, the planet is in convulsion. The time is most ominous. Verily, we are facing an incredible world catastrophe. As it is said, "The hostile elements of the race refuse to submit to destiny. The departing race seeks to destroy the chosen successors, but we must save them. Destiny may be eased and the Battle ended sooner." So far, there are no signs of easement. But the ark of the sixth race is already being built. Let us trust that it will be larger than that of Noah. (LHR I, p 325)
The essence of Armageddon lies not only in the exhaustion of old causes but also in the establishment of new ones. (BR, 146)

Armageddon (Newton)

One of two known NuBus-based cards that facilitated the running of a self-contained Newton development environment a Macintosh. Apple was to have produce these development cards in volume, but they proved to be expensive. It is thought that only about 50 were ever made. Shortly after they were introduced, prototype MessagePads appeared which could be used for development. Special software on the Macintosh was also required to use these cards. The ARMageddon card preceded the ARMistice card. Source: GH

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