Staff: Report, Captain. Dora is dead
Captain: We're in the middle of a battle here. Who's that ? Your wife ?
Staff: Our cannon sir

Bruno: "'Cause what you don't understand is I'd catch a grenade for you~" *cannon shell incoming* *BOOM!*

It not that spacial though. Just a German Phonetic Alphabet.
Anton = A = Alpha
Bruno/Berta = B = Beta
Caesar = C = Charlie
Dora = D = Delta

So, they just calling their turret as Turret A, Turret B and so on.

MichaelTheGhost said:

It not that spacial though. Just a German Phonetic Alphabet.
Anton = A = Alpha
Bruno/Berta = B = Beta
Caesar = C = Charlie
Dora = D = Delta

So, they just calling their turret as Turret A, Turret B and so on.

In ICAO/NATO phonetic alphabet, B = Bravo.

But since this is WWII, US uses Joint Army/Navy Phonetic Alphabet instead (Able, Baker, Charlie, Dog, Easy, Fox, etc etc).

No idea what the Japanese uses...

mwzzhang said:

In ICAO/NATO phonetic alphabet, B = Bravo.

But since this is WWII, US uses Joint Army/Navy Phonetic Alphabet instead (Able, Baker, Charlie, Dog, Easy, Fox, etc etc).

No idea what the Japanese uses...

I think they use the I-Ro-Ha system. Possibly. Just guessing.

Demundo said:

I think they use the I-Ro-Ha system. Possibly. Just guessing.

Sorry for exceptionally late reply, the Japanese just used No.1, No.2, No.3 Turret etc

sporked said:

Sorry for exceptionally late reply, the Japanese just used No.1, No.2, No.3 Turret etc

Well, in game speeches showed how they call their turrets already though. I was talking in term of using alphabet, they would use the I-Ro-Ha system.... BUt yeah, thank you for your reply.