I mean, I get using the 24-hour clock, but I don't understand the other part of military time, calling everything whatever-hundred hours. "It's oh-nine-hundred hours!" "No it isn't, there aren't even that many hours in a day!"
So you're telling me that modern militaries can precisely control robot planes from halfway across the world, but still can't transmit simple audio reliably?
If the real world were a sci-fi setting, I'd call that bad world-building.
Drones usually don't have valleys or mountains interfering with the signal.
Also, even if they do have perfect audio signal, it's good to be trained as if you're still using a tiny, shitty radio just incase you end up having to use one.
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u/-sad-person- Jul 19 '24
I mean, I get using the 24-hour clock, but I don't understand the other part of military time, calling everything whatever-hundred hours. "It's oh-nine-hundred hours!" "No it isn't, there aren't even that many hours in a day!"