In the International Telecommunication Union phonetic alphabet, what is the code word for the letter B?

According to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) phonetic alphabet, the standard code word for the letter B is "Bravo". This standard ensures that the letter B is not confused with similar-sounding letters like C, D, E, G, P, T, or V over a noisy radio channel. The ITU phonetic alphabet is universally adopted by aviation, maritime, and amateur radio services to guarantee clear and consistent communication across different languages and cultures. "Bravo" is a distinct word that cuts through static exceptionally well. Other choices like "Baker", "Borneo", or "Brazil" are incorrect. "Baker" is a notable distractor because it was the official phonetic word for B in the WWII-era military alphabet, but it is no longer the international standard.