What does the letter 'H' represent in the phonetic alphabet?

In the phonetic alphabet, often referred to as the NATO phonetic alphabet, the letter 'H' is represented by the word "Hotel." This system is designed to ensure clarity and avoid miscommunication, especially over radio or telephone communications, where similar-sounding letters can lead to errors.

Each letter of the alphabet is assigned a unique word that begins with that letter, making it easier to understand and distinguish between them. For example, 'A' is "Alfa," 'B' is "Bravo," and so forth, up to 'Z' which is "Zulu." "Hotel" has been specifically chosen for 'H' to provide a universally recognized term across different languages and contexts in military and aviation operations.

The other options do not represent the letter 'H' in the standardized phonetic alphabet, which is why they are not the correct answer.