Callsign Program

The Callsign Program was created in conjunction with the Sanctum Militia, intended to be an interface between the civilian and military. Historically, the program was slowly subsumed by Bifrons, Inc, and became publicly considered part of that company. On February 6, 3163, the Callsigns declared their independence at the same time as the Proles Free Army and have moved to become an entirely independent organization intended to interface between civilians, business, and the military.

Names
All Callsigns take their names from the military phonetic alphabet:
 * 1) Alpha
 * 2) Beta
 * 3) Charlie
 * 4) Delta
 * 5) Echo
 * 6) Foxtrot
 * 7) Golf
 * 8) Hotel
 * 9) India
 * 10) Juliett
 * 11) Kilo
 * 12) Lima
 * 13) Mike
 * 14) November
 * 15) Oscar
 * 16) Papa
 * 17) Quebec
 * 18) Romeo
 * 19) Siera
 * 20) Tango
 * 21) Uniform
 * 22) Whiskey
 * 23) Victor
 * 24) X-ray
 * 25) Yankee
 * 26) Zulu

Current Callsigns
While historically all 26 Callsigns have been in use at any one time, that is not the case at the moment. The list of current Callsigns may be found at a more secure site.