Passage: 'The phonetic alphabet used in military and aviation communication assigns a unique word to each letter of the alphabet. This standardized system prevents miscommunication caused by letters that sound similar, such as B and D or M and N, especially over noisy radio channels.' Why was the phonetic alphabet developed?
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A
To speed up communication between pilots and controllers
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B
To prevent miscommunication from letters that sound similar over radio
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C
To create a secret code that enemies cannot decipher
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D
To replace written communication in cockpit environments