What is the NATO phonetic code word for the letter C?

Alpha

Bravo

Charlie

The NATO phonetic alphabet uses distinct code words to spell out each letter so radio communication is clear and unambiguous, especially in noisy environments or across different languages. For the letter C, the official code word is Charlie, which is designed to be easily heard and not confused with similar sounds. The other options are code words for other letters (Alpha for A, Bravo for B, Delta for D), so they wouldn’t correctly represent C. Charlie is the correct choice because it is the standardized code word assigned to the letter C.

Delta

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