What word is used to represent the letter R in the phonetic alphabet?

The letter "R" in the phonetic alphabet is represented by the word "Romeo." This system, known as the NATO phonetic alphabet, is designed to provide clarity in verbal communication, especially over radio or telephone where miscommunication can easily occur. Each letter has a distinct code word that minimizes the chance of misunderstanding. Using "Romeo" for "R" ensures that when communicating in situations where audio quality may degrade, the message remains clear and precise.

The other choices correspond to different letters in the phonetic alphabet: "Delta" represents "D," "India" stands for "I," and "Alpha" is used for "A." Each of these is designed with the same purpose of clarity in communication, but they do not represent the letter "R."