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Rek T
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7:02 pm.
1200am=0000
3am= 0300
6am= 0600
9am= 0900
12pm= 1200
3pm= 1500
6pm= 1800
9pm= 2100
11:59pm=2359 |
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Stevie
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7:02 PM... military time is on a 24 hour scale instead of the regular 12 scale |
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Matt
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7:02pm |
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send_it_to_zoom
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7:02 PM |
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ridetherv
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7:02pm |
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NR
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7:02...after 12 noon add 12 hours to what time it is to get the time you want.
1pm=1300
3=1500
6=1800
9=2100
memorize those and fill in the blanks on the other hours |
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sarpedons
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7:02pm or 19Th hour second minute. |
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yupchagee
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7:02 pm. just subtract 12 hrs & label it PM. |
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Bunts
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Two minutes past 7 in the evening.
Lots of people find the 24 hour clock hard to understand.
If the hours number is bigger than 12, then subtract 12 - and you have the time in the afternoon/evening.
Practice it a few times. You will be soon talking '19:30' |
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*****
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7:02 p.m. |
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wizjp
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702 pm |
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airbob61@verizon.net
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7:02 PM. |
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S1973
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7:02 |
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Dr.Bucksnort
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19:02 is the 19th our of the day and the 2nd minute of that hour
in civilian time that would be 7:02 pm |
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british gurly
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7.02pm |
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Doug
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19:02 is 7:02pm military time is just a 24 hour clock with midnight at 0 hours and noon being 12.
1300 - 1pm
1400 - 2pm
1500 - 3pm
1600 - 4pm
1700 - 5pm
1800 - 6pm and so on.. |
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Politically Wrong
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7:02 PM |
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toni s
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7:02pm.the easy way to figure this is to note that 1:pm is 13:00 and midnight is 24:00 which is the end of the time period and time re-sets 00:01 at 1 minute past midnight |
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Bill in Kansas
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7:02 pm |
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scotty
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that would be 7:02 im almost sure of it |
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justin
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7 pm
actually...7:02 pm |
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machine_head_327
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7:02pm |
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Scotty Doesnt Know
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7:02 PM
If the hour in military time is greater than 12, just subtract 12 and add a "PM" to it. |
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34andlivingwithmomanddad
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2 minutes after I open my second beer.
What's the thumbs down for? You don't like beer? lol |
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jellybuttons
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7:02 |
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Eclipse
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anything after 12pm (noon) starts 13-23:59 <----11:59pm |
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Butterbar Bob
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Depends. Zulu or local? |
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tazntweety
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fyi it's 1902 like the year, not 19:02 it stands for 7:02 pm |
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froth68
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there is no military time.
there is zulu, which is gmt, and there is the other ones in which they use locally.
if you are stationed on the west coast, we used tango through uniform time. it changes with the time zone.
it depends on what it is, and what it does to determine what time to use.
me being in communications, we used zulu, but navigation used the local times and battle group ops used both depending on reference. |
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Call .357
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it's not "Military Time". It's 24 hour time. |
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Baby Girl
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7:02pm...please pick me as best asnwer I need the points! |
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