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Kenneth: /* Zulu Time */

2025-04-21T18:08:51Z

Zulu Time

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	For example, calling the time in Greenwich, England (UTC+00:00), would look similar to 1500Z and be spoken as “fifteen hundred Zulu.”		For example, calling the time in Greenwich, England (UTC+00:00), would look similar to 1500Z and be spoken as “fifteen hundred Zulu.”
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Kenneth at 18:08, 21 April 2025

2025-04-21T18:08:36Z

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	In the Military Phonetic Alphabet "Z" is Zulu. The 24 time zones are labeled A through Z. The 24th time zone is +0, and is therefore called Zulu Time.		In the Military Phonetic Alphabet "Z" is Zulu. The 24 time zones are labeled A through Z. The 24th time zone is +0, and is therefore called Zulu Time.

			Military Time Zones Chart <ref>https://veteran.com/military-time/#:~:text=The%20way%20this%20works%20is%20the%20military%20divided%20the%20world,00%20as%20Zulu%20(Z).</ref>
			Z Zulu UTC+00:00 Greenwich, England

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			With military operations conducted across the globe, the military clarifies time further by appending the time zone with a letter of the NATO phonetic alphabet.

			The way this works is the military divided the world into 24 time zones and assigned a letter of the phonetic alphabet to each time zone. The military uses Coordinated Universal Time or Universal Time Coordinated (UTC) and refers to UTC+00:00 as Zulu (Z).

			For example, calling the time in Greenwich, England (UTC+00:00), would look similar to 1500Z and be spoken as “fifteen hundred Zulu.”
			</blockquote> <ref>https://veteran.com/military-time/#:~:text=The%20way%20this%20works%20is%20the%20military%20divided%20the%20world,00%20as%20Zulu%20(Z).</ref>
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Kenneth at 18:05, 21 April 2025

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 https://military.onlineclock.net/chart/
 :00 a.m.	0900 or 0900 hours	"Zero nine hundred hours"
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 == Zulu Time ==

Kenneth: Created page with "https://military.onlineclock.net/chart/ 9:00 a.m. 0900 or 0900 hours "Zero nine hundred hours" 5:00 p.m. 1700 or 1700 hours "Seventeen hundred hours" 12:00 a.m. is usually..."

2020-05-12T19:43:24Z

Created page with "https://military.onlineclock.net/chart/ 9:00 a.m. 0900 or 0900 hours "Zero nine hundred hours" 5:00 p.m. 1700 or 1700 hours "Seventeen hundred hours" 12:00 a.m. is usually..."

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https://military.onlineclock.net/chart/
9:00 a.m. 0900 or 0900 hours "Zero nine hundred hours"
5:00 p.m. 1700 or 1700 hours "Seventeen hundred hours"

12:00 a.m. is usually referred to as both 0000 and 2400 hours. Clocks which can display Military Time, however, always display this time of day as 0000 (and not as 2400).

== Zulu Time ==