NATO Phonetic Alphabet

The NATO phonetic alphabet is used to help service members communicate. But you may use the same alphabet when speaking over the phone. Learn more about the origins of the phonetic alphabet and why it's still in use today.

[@jayceecampos6736]

I just started to practice it and I was thinking where this NATO Alphabet came from and now I know TANGO HOTEL ALPHA NOVEMBER KILO YANKKE OSCAR UNIFORM

[@xverk9761]

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[@stevehvac1]

Thanks

[@arthas640]

if you have to deal with serial numbers, passwords, or similar things over the phone this is indispensable. I printed off the NATO phonetic alphabet sheet and posted a copy near every phone in my office.

[@jermm2183]

So basically I wasted an hour of my life to memorize an alphabet haha

[@xhapinalicious]

It's hard because should have been taught in school

[@brentoyisaac2538]

my history teacher only taught the first 4 letters of the NATO Alphabet in my school she uses it for checking the students answers

[@chaaapster5313]

Why dose the plane look like a segaret? 1:00

[@jermm2183]

haha I just thought, what would that one scene where clark talks shit about his boss in Christmas Vacation in NATO Phoenetic Alphabet lmao

[@diegoalegria999]

Please, what does OP mean

[@dominicfenix6596]

M as Mancy

[@matthewlo7868]

*static*
SIERRA
HOTEL
INDIA
ECHO
LIMA
DELTA

[@mit527]

Oscar Mike Golf ^‿^