Which phonetic word represents the letter 'H'?

The phonetic word that represents the letter 'H' in the NATO phonetic alphabet is "Hotel." This alphabet was created to ensure clarity in communication, especially in situations where misunderstanding could be detrimental, such as military operations or aviation. Each letter of the alphabet is assigned a phonetic code word that is distinct and easily recognizable.

"Hotel" is used to specify the letter 'H' because it is a simple, commonly understood term that avoids confusion with similar-sounding letters. The other choices, while representing other letters in the phonetic alphabet—"Golf" for 'G,' "Juliet" for 'J,' and "Kilo" for 'K'—do not correspond to the letter 'H.' This clear distinction is important in operations that require precise communication, like the U.S. Navy's missions.