12:00 is noon 1300 is 1:00pm and so on 2300 is 11:00pm and at midnight it is 0000 hours at 1:00 am it is 100 hours and so on and so on.
2007-03-28 15:06:28
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answered by hanna 1
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1. It's a 24 hr clock.
2.There is no change during AM with the exception of 12 am.
Ex: 1am is 1am. 7am is 7am. 10am is 10am.
3. The change comes at PM. After the 12pm you just 'keep counting' (lol):
Ex: 1pm is 1300; 3pm is 1500; 10pm is 2200; 12am is 2400
>>>Military time simplified<<
Just add 2 to the time:
Ex:
1600 is 4 pm because 4+2 =6.
1900 is 7pm because 7+2=9
2007-03-28 22:33:13
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answered by ArielaP 2
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there are 24 hours in a day which starts at midnight in military time that is 00:00 then come 0100 0200 0300 etc,etc till 12pm or 1200 hrs and then the next hour is based on 100's so 1pm would be considered 1300 hrs and 2p is 1400hrs and so on and so forth and for half hours such as 1:30 pm would be 1330hours 1430 for 2:30 or here is some military times.
1300-1pm
1400-2pm
1500-3pm
1600-4pm
1700-5pm
1800-6pm
1900-7pm
2000-8pm
2100-9pm
2200-10pm
2300-11pm
0000-12am
2007-03-28 22:16:12
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answered by doubleg2006 4
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Military time is actually easier. The clock has 12 hrs. on it...when you count up to 12 you just keep going..13, 14, 15, etc. so you can count 2 times around the clock. If it's the first time you count around it's A.M/ if it's the 2nd time you count around it's P.M. so ex. if you say 13:00 hrs..it's 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Hope this helps.
2007-03-28 22:09:58
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answered by Rebecca A 4
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usually it's by the 24 hr. format, anytime more than 12 just subtract 12 to get the time(in the sfternoon or night) eg. 1700hrs. 17-12=5pm.
2007-03-28 22:12:37
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answered by Dreamweaver 5
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Military times on a 24 hour clock. 0000hours is 12am, 100hours is 1:00, and so on...as you get past noon, it becomes 1300hours (1pm) and so on.
2007-03-28 22:13:03
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answered by inpinkside2108 4
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