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Military time chart

Every hour and half hour of the day in 24-hour and 12-hour time.

Quick answer: 1300 = 1 PM, 1500 = 3 PM, 1800 = 6 PM, 2100 = 9 PM, 0000 = midnight.

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12:00 AM000012:30 AM0030
1:00 AM01001:30 AM0130
2:00 AM02002:30 AM0230
3:00 AM03003:30 AM0330
4:00 AM04004:30 AM0430
5:00 AM05005:30 AM0530
6:00 AM06006:30 AM0630
7:00 AM07007:30 AM0730
8:00 AM08008:30 AM0830
9:00 AM09009:30 AM0930
10:00 AM100010:30 AM1030
11:00 AM110011:30 AM1130
12:00 PM120012:30 PM1230
1:00 PM13001:30 PM1330
2:00 PM14002:30 PM1430
3:00 PM15003:30 PM1530
4:00 PM16004:30 PM1630
5:00 PM17005:30 PM1730
6:00 PM18006:30 PM1830
7:00 PM19007:30 PM1930
8:00 PM20008:30 PM2030
9:00 PM21009:30 PM2130
10:00 PM220010:30 PM2230
11:00 PM230011:30 PM2330

How to read the chart

Military time counts the hours of the day from 00 to 23, so there is no AM or PM. The first two digits are the hour and the last two are the minutes. Morning times look almost the same as standard time with a zero in front (0800 = 8:00 AM). For afternoon and evening, subtract 12: 1700 − 1200 = 5:00 PM.

Need a specific minute? Use the military time converter.