1 year, 6 months ago
In military time 7 AM is 07:00 or "seven hundred hours". How is 10 AM (10:00) pronounced? Is it "ten hundred hours"?
Similarly 7 PM is 19:00 or "nineteen hundred hours". Would 8 PM (20:00) be "twenty hundred hours"? I think it sounds a bit weird, but maybe that's just me.
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I believe it is technically spoken "ten-hundred-hours". However, when it is understood that military time is being used in a communication it is common to hear times between 10:01 -11:59 spoken as "ten-O-1", "ten-twenty-four", "eleven-forty-seven".
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Do you have any other references/sources detailing the use of "ten-hundred-hours"?