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I love my Christopher and Allison.
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The "oh" should never be used, it is "zero-nine-hundred hours"
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No, "ten hundred" and "eleven hundred".
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got it. thanx. but how should we refer to the minutes? e.g. 2315? how do i say that in military time? thanx in advance.
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what about the minutes?
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put a shirt on.
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And what do you need watches and spiral notebooks for?
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Never heard it called 2400. Ever. And I've been in the Army a loooong time.
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Thanks now I get it.
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longhairqueen
Mar 18, 2009
Anonymous, I learned military time by using that shortcut you mention. Great article. -
longhairqueen
Mar 18, 2009
Anonymous, I learned military time by using that shortcut you mention. Great article.
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veekee
Aug 13, 2007
how about 10:30? 10:26? how do u say that in military time?
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veekee
Aug 13, 2007
how about 10:30? 10:26? how do u say that in military time?
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Nov 22, 2005
During afternoon hours, an easier way than subtracting the whole 12 is to just take away 2. A mental shortcut.
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Nov 22, 2005
During afternoon hours, an easier way than subtracting the whole 12 is to just take away 2. A mental shortcut.
