What is 3 am in military time?

Answer 1

Zero-three hundred, or "0" three hundred. It is always the number, never the letter. for instance "O-three hundred hours" (pronounced "Oh-three hundred") would be very incorrect and completely inaccurate.

Answer 2

Since military time follows universal time (sometimes referred to as civilian time) with some formatting changes, both 0000 and 2400 are correct. According to the 1884 International Conference for the purpose of fixing a prime meridian and a universal day the day is to "be counted from zero to twenty-four hours". This means that 0000 is midnight at the beginning of the day and 2400 is midnight at the end of the day. (ie 2400 04JUN is the same moment as 0000 05JUN)

In practice, to avoid confusion, most schedules / logs end at 2359 and begin at 0001.

While not in accordance with the standard, you will sometimes see universal time reference end or arrival times as greater than 24:00 (eg open 07:00 to 24:15). You will never see this in military time. The above example would be written as 0700 to 0015.

Answer 3

If by military time" you mean on the 24 hour clock, 3 am is 0300 hrs. This is not necessarily military time as the 24 hr clock notation is used by many sites and industries.If you mean what time is 3 am referenced to Zulu you mean the military time based on "GMT" (Greenwich Mean Time), it will mean 3 am or 0300 hrs in Greenwich England. This must be adjusted if local time is requires by the difference between that location and the local time zone. As an example 0300 Zulu is 6 hours ahead of Mountain Daylight Time (MST) so 0300 Zulu is 2100 (9 pm) MDT on the previous day.

Answer 4

0100

Answer 5

0001

Answer 6

0100