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AM23 024 juliett
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ALTERMAVEN                        2023-01-27 21:15
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MODERN PHONETICATION HAS SHORTENED THIS TO "JULIET" BUT IN THE OLD RADIO COMMUNICATION DOCUMENTATION IT WAS SPELT WITH TWO TS, SO I USED THAT INSTEAD

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ALTERMAVEN                        2023-01-30 12:57
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ALSO, IT IS KNOWN THAT IT IS DESIGNATED AS "JULIETT" TO EMPHASIZE THAT THE "T" MUST BE SOUNDED OVER THE RADIO, AS FOR A FEW DIALECTS, A SINGLE "T" WOULD END WITH SOFTNESS OR EVEN SILENCE.