The phonetic representation for the letter "V" is also known as?

The phonetic representation for the letter "V" is known as "Victor." In the NATO phonetic alphabet, each letter is represented by a word that is chosen for clarity and ease of communication in voice transmissions, particularly over radio. The use of "Victor" for the letter "V" helps prevent confusion with similar-sounding letters, which is critical in minimizing errors during communication.

The other options represent different letters in the phonetic alphabet: "Quebec" is used for "Q," "Sierra" for "S," and "Tango" for "T." Each of these words serves the same purpose as "Victor," facilitating clear communication, but they correspond to different letters.