Difference between revisions of "NATO phonetic alphabet"
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Latest revision as of 15:47, 25 July 2015
This is another one of those things that is useless to know... Until you need it. Truth be told, I just feel more official when I spell things out on the phone in NATO phonetic. This has also been called the Radiotelephony Alphabet around the 1950s and 60s.
NATO Phonetic Alphabet
- A - Alpha
- B - Bravo
- C - Charlie
- D - Delta
- E - Echo
- F - Foxtrot
- G - Golf
- H - Hotel
- I - India
- J - Juliet
- K - Kilo
- L - Lima
- M - Mike
- N - November
- O - Oscar
- P - Papa
- Q - Quebec
- R - Romeo
- S - Sierra
- T - Tango
- U - Uniform
- V - Victor
- W - Whiskey
- X - X-ray
- Y - Yankee
- Z - Zulu
