Used by the military and people avoiding misunderstanding worldwide, this alphabet allows you to avoid those annoying instances where you say the letter B and the listener(s) hears letter C. It also lets you sound like those cool policemen on TV or Densel Washington in Crimson Tide. The main reason it is here is that I have been searching for it on and off for years and no one seemed to have it. So now it is here in all it's glory. (see bottom of page for a sad footnote)
The main reason I see for using this alphabet of warriors and ham-radio hobbyists is that never again will anyone yell "Deee???" when I say "B". Not to mention I sound like a really cool military-type when I start reading off liscense plate numbers or secret codes with this awesome alphabet.
"Soren" is spelled Sierra-Oscar-Romeo-Echo-November.
Much cooler than S-O-R-E-N.
I finally got this information when I was flying home for spring break
this year. I heard a stewardess using charlie and bravo for connection
gates and asked her if she knew the whole thing. She didn't know that
there was an entire alphabet but the captain recited the whole thing to
me just before I left the plane. I have been bugging smart people for
years about this information and now I have put it on the web.
Hooray!