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26 distinct entries in this collection.Police Phonetic Alphabet Generator
Practice saying letters with one U.S. law-enforcement agency’s radio alphabet.
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Practical guide
How to use this generator
Draw a letter, learn its code word and confirm the convention used by the agency you are studying.
Ways to use it
- Compare law-enforcement and aviation alphabets.
- Practice clear spoken spelling in a classroom exercise.
What the collection contains
The 26 code words follow a San Diego County Sheriff’s reference, which differs from the ICAO Alfa–Zulu alphabet.
Limits to keep in mind
Agencies use different code words; this list is not a universal police standard or operational instruction.
Reviewed 2 November 2026. Source: San Diego County Sheriff radio alphabet
See the source and method notes for more detail.
What is in this pool?
26 distinct entries. Counts below describe this collection, not every possible item.
Source references: sdsheriff.gov ↗
A look inside the collection
These are examples, not a fixed result sequence.
- F — Frank
- Y — Yellow
- S — Sam
- J — John
- L — Lincoln
- C — Charles