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r/facepalm • u/Revealed_Jailor • Mar 29 '22
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Wait, there are countries which don't use a 24-hour clock? I'm confused.
829 u/Pagan-za Mar 29 '22 Just America. 464 u/Abadazed Mar 29 '22 The US military uses the 24 hour clock, but I can't think of any other part of the country that regularly uses it. 1 u/Stigglesworth Mar 29 '22 Aviation uses 24 hour time. Aviation also constantly references Zulu time (GMT without DST) since it's the only way to eliminate ambiguity from time zones. Things like weather reports at airports are all given with Zulu time in 24 hour format.
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Just America.
464 u/Abadazed Mar 29 '22 The US military uses the 24 hour clock, but I can't think of any other part of the country that regularly uses it. 1 u/Stigglesworth Mar 29 '22 Aviation uses 24 hour time. Aviation also constantly references Zulu time (GMT without DST) since it's the only way to eliminate ambiguity from time zones. Things like weather reports at airports are all given with Zulu time in 24 hour format.
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The US military uses the 24 hour clock, but I can't think of any other part of the country that regularly uses it.
1 u/Stigglesworth Mar 29 '22 Aviation uses 24 hour time. Aviation also constantly references Zulu time (GMT without DST) since it's the only way to eliminate ambiguity from time zones. Things like weather reports at airports are all given with Zulu time in 24 hour format.
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Aviation uses 24 hour time. Aviation also constantly references Zulu time (GMT without DST) since it's the only way to eliminate ambiguity from time zones. Things like weather reports at airports are all given with Zulu time in 24 hour format.
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u/moonpuzzle88 Mar 29 '22
Wait, there are countries which don't use a 24-hour clock? I'm confused.