In the NATO phonetic alphabet, the letter M is represented by the word “Mike”. The NATO phonetic alphabet is used to ensure clarity and accuracy in communication, especially in situations where letters might be easily misunderstood, such as over radio or telephone.
Each letter in the alphabet is assigned a specific word to represent it. For example, A is “Alpha,” B is “Bravo,” and so on. The word “Mike” was chosen for M because it is easily distinguishable and unlikely to be confused with other words or letters.
This system is widely used in military, aviation, and other fields where clear communication is critical.