Military alphabet
When people search “military alphabet,” they usually want the same international Alpha–Zulu code words used for clear radio and phone spelling — not a branch-specific slang book. This page uses that shared ICAO / NATO letter list.
Clear-speak desk
Tap a tile or spell a line
Letter Tile Board
One international list
International spelling alphabet (ICAO / NATO word list) — not a military training certificate, not APCO department codes.
More detail
Tap a letter for its code word, or paste text to build a line you can copy. We are a browser helper, not a recruitment brochure or a certificate mill.
When to use
Confirming letters on a noisy line; studying the common list before a radio class; spelling a short callsign in chat.
When not to
Do not treat this as proof of military training. Branch-only slang, unit SOPs, and classified procedures are out of scope.
Assumptions
English international letter code words (Alfa, Juliett, X-ray). Digits have a separate numbers page.
Worked examples
In: Letter M
Out: Mike
In: Text USA
Out: UNIFORM · SIERRA · ALFA
How it works
Same clear-speak desk as the rest of the site: tile board, selected code word, spell strip, copy.
Common traps
- Search volume is high — many results are encyclopedias. The difference here is a tap-and-copy chart.
- Alfa is the ICAO spelling (often typed Alpha).
- “Army phonetic alphabet” searches usually want this same list.
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Common questions
For letter code words, yes — one shared international list.