What does C mean?

The letter C is typically represented by the code word "Charlie" in the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) phonetic alphabet and in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) phonetic alphabet.

Note:
Phonetic alphabets are sets of words used to represent letters of the alphabet to ensure they can be easily understood in communication. It is widely used in aviation, military, and other forms of communication to ensure that letters are clearly understood despite background noise or other factors that may make them difficult to hear.
Each letter of the alphabet is associated with a word that starts with that letter. The words are chosen for their distinctiveness and ease of recognition and understanding in speech. These code words are typically used when providing information such as flight numbers, aircraft registration, and other important details that need to be communicated clearly over the radio or other forms of communication.

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