What letter is designated as "G" in the phonetic alphabet?

The phonetic alphabet, also known as the NATO phonetic alphabet, is used to ensure clear communication regardless of language or audio clarity. Each letter of the alphabet is represented by a word to minimize confusion, especially in military and aviation contexts.

In this alphabet, the letter designated as "G" is "Golf." This designation is consistent across various forms of communication, making it universally recognizable among service members and other personnel who use these codes. The choice of the word "Golf" is deliberate, as its distinct sound helps in avoiding miscommunication that could arise from similar-sounding letters or with background noise.

The other words associated with the letters "H," "I," and "J" represent "Hotel," "India," and "Juliett" respectively, but they are not related to the letter "G.”