Rush has the phonetic alphabet right.
For the curious: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_phonetic_alphabet
I prefer the idea of using the phonetic alphabet for the names, though. Maybe its just me, but I tend to associate those more closely with the military.
We could, though, qualify the names of the cities with another name related to its function. For example, 'Base' could denote a core city (Alpha Base), 'Fort' could be a defensive position (Fort Bravo), 'Camp' for a city meant to pump out units (Camp Charlie), etc.
For the curious: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_phonetic_alphabet
I prefer the idea of using the phonetic alphabet for the names, though. Maybe its just me, but I tend to associate those more closely with the military.
We could, though, qualify the names of the cities with another name related to its function. For example, 'Base' could denote a core city (Alpha Base), 'Fort' could be a defensive position (Fort Bravo), 'Camp' for a city meant to pump out units (Camp Charlie), etc.
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