To what letter does the phonetic term "Tango" refer?

The phonetic term "Tango" refers to the letter T in the NATO phonetic alphabet, which is used for clear communication, especially in aviation and military contexts. Each letter of the English alphabet has a specific word associated with it to avoid confusion, particularly in radio transmissions where clarity is crucial. For example, "Alpha" stands for A, "Bravo" for B, and so on. The use of "Tango" for the letter T is a standard part of this communication system, designed to ensure that letters, especially those that may sound similar over radio or in noisy environments, are easily understood and accurately conveyed.