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Exactly. The listening party doesn't need to have knowledge of the NATO alphabet to still benefit from it since they are just regular English words. I once had
by vunderba 1y ago
Exactly. The listening party doesn't need to have knowledge of the NATO alphabet to still benefit from it since they are just regular English words.
I once had someone sound out a serial number over a spotty phone connection years ago and they said "N as in NAIL". You know what sounds a lot like NAIL? MAIL.
And that is why we don't just arbitrarily make up phonetic alphabets.