What is the military phonetic word for 'H'?

The military phonetic word for 'H' is 'Hotel.' The phonetic alphabet, also known as the NATO phonetic alphabet or the International Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet, assigns specific words to each letter of the English alphabet to ensure clear communication, especially over radio or in noisy environments.

In this system, 'Hotel' represents the letter 'H.' This standard helps to avoid confusion that might arise from mishearing or mispronouncing letters, which is particularly critical in military operations where precision is vital. The other words provided, such as 'Charlie,' 'Bravo,' and 'Delta,' correspond to different letters: 'C,' 'B,' and 'D,' respectively. Each of these terms is also used in the phonetic alphabet but is not associated with the letter 'H.'