0400 hours in military time is 4 a.m. in the civilian world. However the US Marine Corps does not use the term 'hours'; they would call it '0400.' The Army and Air Force would say '0400 hours.'
4:00 a.m.
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β 9y ago0400 hours in military time is 4 a.m. in the civilian world. However the US Marine Corps does not use the term 'hours'; they would call it '0400.' The Army and Air Force would say '0400 hours.'
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β 13y ago4:00 a.m.
"0400H" equates to 4 a.m. civilian time. The term "H" is short for "Hours," so an Army Soldier would say "0400 Hours." For clarification, he or she might also add the time zone, writing or saying '0400 hours EST.'
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1300 - 0900 = 0400; 4 hours; forgive me.
0200 PST = 0400 CST = 0500 EST0200 PDT = 0400 CDT = 0500 EDT
When it is 0400 CET, it is typically 8:00 pm the previous day in Edmonton, Canada. Alberta is 8 hours behind Central European Time.
It is 1515 hours.
If those times are both in the same day, then the interval between them is 101/2 hours.
2400 hours. Military time isn't based on a single time zone, but utilises the same time zone in which operations are being conducted.AnswerMidnight is 0000 hours, NOT 2400 hours! And the US seems to be the only place where it's referred to as 'military time'.
11 pm military time is 2300 hours.
In military time, four o'clock in the afternoon is 1600 hours.
No, military time and Universal Time (UTC) are not the same. Military time uses a 24-hour clock system where the day starts at midnight (0000 hours) and ends at midnight (2400 hours). UTC, on the other hand, is a time standard used as the basis for civil time worldwide and is not specific to the military.
It is 0330 hours.