Military time uses a 24 hour clock with no repeated times. The hours are numbered 0100 through 2400, so for the first 12 hours of any day, military time will be the same as a conventional 12 hour clock. However, after 1200 (12:00PM) military time keeps counting up. 1300 (1:00PM), 1400 (2:00PM) and so on. So in this case 1800 would be 18 hours into the day, or 6:00PM.
1800 Hours (Army or USAF time) or 1800 (USMC time) is 6 p.m. civilian time. Both the military and Europe use the 24 hour clock, which begins at midnight, so 1800 is 18 hours past midnight.
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6:00 pm.
7:57 pm
By the military tradition, 1800 hours is the same as 6:00 pm, and EST is Eastern Standard Time, the time zone of the eastern coast of the US (New York for example is in that time zone).
8:00 pm
It is 5:15pm, simply subtract 12 from the first two numbers.
18:00 military time is 6 pm6 o'clock in the afternoon
It is 1515 hours.
9pm is 2100 hours Navy / Military time, which is based on a 24 hour clock system. 12am is 0000 hours, 1am is 0100, 12pm is 1200, 6pm is 1800 hours, etc.
Military time in English speaking countries uses a day of 24 hours beginning at midnight - 2400 hours* - therefore 12 o'clock am (or midday) would be 1200 hours - 6am would be 0600 hours and 6pm, 1800 hours. * Some services use the 24 hour period beginning at 0000 or 0001 hours to 2359 hours not recognizing 2400 hours, thus technically, providing the serviceman with 1 or 2 minutes free time.
Noon is 1200 hours. Midnight is 2400 hours. I've also seen 0000 hours for midnight.
11 pm military time is 2300 hours.
6:00 pm