### Comment:
It's not even actual military time, military time has several differences to 24-hour time, such as not having the colon as a separator, and having a mandatory timezone marker (Z for UTC, aka Zulu time). 
  
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/24-hour_clock#Military_time

### REPLY:
This. Especially flightline folks here in the US military. All times are local or Zulu and no colon etc is the reason people say twelve hundred for noon, etc. there’s a difference between selecting a 24 hour clock and “military time.”  Honestly I just prefer it for the clear designation between knowing I’ve got to brief something at 5 am (0500) vs 5 pm (1700). Other than that I could care less.

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