What is the phonetic alphabet term for the letter "M"?

The phonetic alphabet term for the letter "M" is "Mike." This term is part of the International Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet, commonly known as the NATO phonetic alphabet, which was developed to ensure clear communication over radio and telephone, particularly in situations where misunderstandings can lead to dangerous errors. Each letter in the alphabet is represented by a distinctive word, making it easier to spell out words and letters accurately. For example, "A" is represented by "Alfa," "B" by "Bravo," and so on, with "M" designated as "Mike."

Using "Mike" helps avoid confusion that may arise from similar-sounding letters, such as "M" and "N." Each of the other words provided—"Monkey," "Mango," and "Moon"—are not part of the internationally recognized phonetic alphabet, and therefore would not be used in formal communication where clarity is essential. Hence, "Mike" is the only correct and universally accepted term for the letter "M."