Anyone got a list of the phonetic alphabet used by the US?
A - Adam
B - Baker
C - Charles
D - David
Etc....And so on......
A - Adam
B - Baker
C - Charles
D - David
Etc....And so on......
KCChiefs9690 said:
Lol, I'm on this site all day it seems.IdleMonitor said:Thank you. That's what I was looking for.
And that was quick too, only 2 minutes and a response. That was quicker than me looking for it.
Are you referring to the "Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo" phonetic alphabet? Most of the police depts in New Jersey (with a couple of exceptions, mainly in Newark) and in the Pennsylvania suburbs of Philadelphia use the international phonetic alphabet, as does Florida (I'm basing my Fla. observations on watching dozens of episodes of "Cops" over the years).2112 said:I've even heard police departments that used the international phonetic alphabet, but only once or twice...
IdleMonitor said:Anyone got a list of the phonetic alphabet used by the US?
Here ya go Crista. PDF files can be attached directly.cristisphoto said:Well i'd submit the USA APCO PDF buut I don't see where you can do that soo
IF anyone wants it then tell me how to attach files on this forum lol
Regards,
Crista
The ITU phonetic alphabet is the standard phonetic alphabetkb2vxa said:THERE IS NO STANDARD PHOENETIC ALPHABET,
For some people, yes. For others, no. There is no universal phonetic alphabet.nd5y said:The ITU phonetic alphabet is the standard phonetic alphabet
http://life.itu.int/radioclub/rr/ap14.htm
And that’d be the correct pronunciation.Napalm said:Oh and if you ask me what Q is in the NATO alphabet, I'll reply "Kehbeck"