A brief introduction to the Army Alphabet HOTEL INDIA Welcome to my latest thread Today we go over the army alphabet enough to be able to speak to another individual. To begin, the army alphabet starts with Alpha and ends with Zulu, or for you civilians A-Z. There isn't much difference apart from the extended alphabetical words. ECHO NOVEMBER DELTA KILO ALPHA WHISKEY To make this easy to understand I will present a list normal alpha with army alphabet beside them... 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 MIKE ALPHA YANKEE KILO ALPHA WHISKEY HOTEL ALPHA VICTOR ECHO ALPHA SIERRA WHISKEY INDIA FOXTROT TANGO DELTA ECHO ALPHA TANGO HOTEL Now that you are armed with this knowledge, take it to whoever you want and show them your brilliant new skill. Thanks for reading Kasama
Being in the military, this applies to all branches. It isnt just the Army's and is known as the Phonetic Alphabet. Please fix, Tango Mike.
Army alphabet sounds better than NATO phonetic alphabet. Has some alliteration vibes. There will be no thread name changes. It's for the views BOIZZZZZZZZZ.
Since we are correcting this arbitrarily considering the army does indeed use the format and we know what he means, why don't you call it by it's rooted name of "IRSA" or INTERNATIONAL RADIOTELEPHONY SPELLING ALPHABET that is used by all of NATO and not just our military
So by this logic people speak Mexican, American, Brazilian, etc. The logic :lol: nobody calls it the Army Alphabet. But its referred to as the Phonetic Alphabet. Btw i never metioned what military i was in. Soo :lol:
could care less whether he says army or phonetic we all know what he means stop trying to act big over a stupid thing.