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The Phonetic AlphabetHams use a phonetic alphabet to spell out words when transmission conditions make normal speech unintelligible. In the phonetic alphabet, a complete spoken word represents the letter with which it starts. For instance, to spell out the word “yes” using the phonetic alphabet, you would say, “Yankee, Echo, Sierra.”
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A: Alpha
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B: Bravo
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C: Charlie
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D: Delta
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E: Echo
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F: Foxtrot
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G: Golf
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H: Hotel
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I: India
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J: Juliet
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K: Kilo
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L: Lima
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M: Mike
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N: November
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O: Oscar
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P: Papa
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Q: Quebec
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R: Romeo
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S: Sierra
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T: Tango
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U: Uniform
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V: Victor
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W: Whiskey
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X: X-ray
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Y: Yankee
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Z: Zebra
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