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This article is from the Phonetic alphabets (Alpha Bravo Charlie Delta) FAQ, by Gwillim Law gwil@mindspring.com with numerous contributions by others.
The Chinese armed forces use the following in connection
with Romanised Mandarin:
Aiya Boli Ciqi Desheng Egu Fuzhuang Geming Heping I: Yifu
J.. Keren Leguan Mofan Nali Ouyang Polang Q.. Riguang
Sixiang Tebie U: Weida V: Wudao W: Wuzhuang X.. Yisheng
Zidian
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