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The document discusses the history and development of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) phonetic alphabet. It notes that the ITU first adopted an international alphabet in 1927 which was used for civil aviation until WWII. During the war, the USAAF and RAF developed their own codes which were later merged in 1943 and adopted for civilian aviation after the war. In 1947, the ICAO adopted a new alphabet to incorporate common sounds in Spanish, English, and French, though some letters were later changed in 1956 to address problems. The document then lists the letters and numbers of the ICAO alphabet as well as providing the Swedish equivalents.
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R 01 letters
- 2. Overview History English Swedish
- 3. History ITU first adopted an international alphabet in 1927 Used in civil aviation till WWII USAAF and RAF developed own codes which were merged before 1943 Used in civilian aviation after the war Problem – many sounds unique to English ICAO adopted new alphabet 1947 Common Spanish, English and French sounds Some problems led to five letter changes in 1956
- 4. Letters A - Alpha Or Alfa B - Bravo C - Charlie D - Delta E - Echo F - Foxtrot G - Golf H - Hotel
- 5. Letters I - India J - Juliet Or Juliett K - Kilo L - Lima M - Mike N - November O - Oscar P - Papa
- 6. Letters Q - Quebec R - Romeo S - Sierra T - Tango U - Uniform V - Victor W - Whiskey X - X-Ray Y - Yankee
- 7. Letters Z - Zulu Å - Alpha Alpha Ä - Alpha Echo Ö - Oscar Echo
- 8. Numbers 0 – Zero 1 – Wun 2 – Too 3 – tree 4 – Fow-er 5 – Fife 6 – six 7 – Seven 8 - Ait
- 9. Number 9 – Niner 10 – Ten 100 – Hundred 1000 - Thousand
- 10. And then in Swedish --- A – Adam B – Bertil C – Cesar D – David E – Erik F – Filip G – Gustav H – Helge I - Ivar
- 11. Letters J – Johan K – Kalle L – Ludvig M – Martin N – Niklas O – Olof P – Petter Q – Quintus R - Rudolf
- 12. Letters S – Sigurd T – Tore U – Urban V – Viktor W – Willhelm X – Xerxes Y – Yngve Z – Zäta Å - Åke
- 13. Letters Ä - Ärlig Ö - Östen
- 14. Questions?