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Created by Communications Services, Public Diplomacy Division, nato HQ, Brussels, Belgium nato 2018 Phonetic transcription is based on English information on nato 's codes, signals and standards can be found on the nato Standardization Office (NSO) website: More on the history of the nato phonetic alphabet : poster can be downloaded at bBravo(brah-voh)B cCharlie(char-lee)C dDelta(dell-tah)D eEcho(eck-oh)E fFoxtrot(foks-trot)F gGolf(golf )G HHotel(hoh-tel)H iIndia(in-dee-ah)I JJuliett(jew-lee-ett)JkKilo(key-loh)KlLi ma(lee-mah)LmMike(mike)MnNovember(no-vem -ber)NoOscar(oss-cah)OpPapa(pah-pah)PqQu ebec(keh-beck)QrRomeo(row-me-oh)RsSierra (see-air-rah)StTango(tang-go)TuUniform(y ou-nee-form) UvVictor(vic-tah)VwWhiskey (wiss-key)Wx Xray(ecks-ray)XyYankee(yang-key)YzZulu(z oo-loo)ZNumbers11 One(wun)22Tw o(too)33 ree(tree)44 Four(fow-er)55 Five( fe)66 Six(six)7 Seven(sev-en)788 Eight(ait)99 Nine(nin-er)00 Zero(zee-ro)
Jan 11, 2018 · Phonetic alphabet The NATO alphabet became effective in 1956 and, a few years later, turned into the established universal phonetic alphabet for all military, civilian and amateur radio communications. Flaghoist communication Ships use flags as signals to send out messages to each other. The use of flags, known
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