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The history of military time can be dated back to the Early Egyptians in the 11th Dynasty. The first appearance of a 24-hour clock was found on a coffin lid which is famously known as the Diagonal Star Table. The Egyptians synchronized the time system with certain patterns of constellations that passed through the sky at night. This system was defined by the different amounts of light intensity that was present during the day and season. The constellation patterns would eventually develop into a year with 360 days. It’s 2300 hours here in Oklahoma and it’s time to turn in and begin the day tomorrow at 0630. Now go forth and never be flummoxed by military time again. In professions that demand precise and sequential time records, like healthcare and legal proceedings, the 24-hour format of military time facilitates paperwork, record-keeping, and log entries. A standard time zone will use AM (Ante Meridiem) for the morning and PM (Post Meridiem) for the evening. To switch from standard time to military time, click the appropriate button. Once you get used to working in military time, using the 12 hour clock feels wrong. There is definitely an adjustment period, but once you master it, you will never look back. The difference between 4 am and 4 pm in military time is twelve hours. You can visualize this difference by seeing how 4 am and 4 pm are written using military time below.