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http://www.geocities.com/WestHollywood/Village/1367/military_alphabet_code.html

MILITARY PHONETIC ALPHABET
Reprinted from BULLSHEETS Issue 23.

A:  Alpha
B:  Bravo
C:  Charlie
D:  Delta
E:  Echo
F:  Foxtrot
G:  Golf
H:  Hotel
I:  India
J:  Juliet
K:  Kilo
L:  Lima
M:  Mike
N:  November
O:  Oscar
P:  Papa
Q:  Quebec
R:  Romeo
S:  Sierra
T:  Tango
U:  Uniform
V:  Victor
W:  Whiskey
X:  X-Ray
Y:  Yankee
Z:  Zulu

1:  Wun
2:  Too
3:  Tree
4:  Fower
5:  Fife
6:  Siks
7:  Seven
8:  Ait
9:  Niner
0:  Zeero
 


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TX-Monguse
Green 2

Lol. . . thanks for posting this. . .  sometimes you guys with yourbaker five, gwendolyn seven, get me all confused!:-PS!TX-EcoDragonBlack 1TX Squadron XO

Señor TX-EcoDragon S~THX and BTW I think this should be part of our SOP Document.Hope to see you on line sometime.BTW: Also had a great VEF mission that reminded me of you. Snow and rain with high winds at takeoff and landing and almost zero visibility (.6 k beyond that good luck) without minimap and yes it was full real.S~TX-MonguseGreen 2

Monguse,                Excellent suggestion Sir....will get this added to our SOP...Regards,TX-Rahman"BLUE 2"

Thanks RahmanMay I also add the following compass I use to simplify matters. I use this because I have been using the cartesian coordinate system for over 20 years and I get a little confused when getting bearings in FB. For instance in CAD 90 is north,  0 is East,  180 is west,  270 is south. So, if you ever wonder why to this day I'm always turning wrong well... it's difficult to teach an old dog new tricks. So this is what I'm using. BTW: The square in the center is a keypad location.I also uploaded the zip file ito the FTP site (uploads/FBCompass.Zip)S~TX-MonguseGreen 2