How do you tell time in the army?
613558
You look at your watch.\nReally, on a 24-hour scale.
662096
It determined by rank.\nSearch military pay charts on google.
1012462
If your currently in the military the table shows you per month and then breaks it down so you know what your getting Bi weekly. If your looking it up online it will probably show you per month.
564633
I would have to know exactly what you wanted to know.  There are several different sections on the ERB.  One shows when you were promoted to a certain rank, another shows all the duty stations you have been stationed at.  Another area shows if you have been stationed overseas and whether it was a long or short tour.  If you want to know something specific then you really need to ask the specific area you want to know about, but as the previous person said, your NCO should be able to answer the question for you.
347581
it depends on where in the world you are.\n\ngo to www.timeanddate.com and find your location (or one that is close to you).  it will show you the time and day.
951892
well if you subtract the square root of the minutes from the parabola of reasoning, you end with an initial velocity of 1400, symbolizing the time (24 hour army style)]\n\naka the answer is 2:00\n\nwhooo.... that one was tricky
1082370
hi..yea i got a calendar/clock on mine..its in military time but its pretty kewl cuz it also tells the date and all that..im not sure but i think that the place that i got this calendar/clock also has just plain clocks, let me give u the link so u can look around the site\nwww.123mycodes.com
27962
Depends on your time zone.  To see when it is in your time zone look at the time zone map below:\n\n\n\nPlease rate my answer best so I can earn points.
655411
Depends what you are looking for.  The Army Times is a commercial publication that also puts out versions for the other military services.\n\nArmy Magazine is regularly put out by the Association of the United States Army.\n\nP.S. Magazine was put out by the Army on preventive maintenance.\n\nEach Army post published a local magazine or each branch had a magazine, like the Field Artillery.\n\nSoldiers Magazine is regarded as the official Army magazine.  It is now online and you can contact them for past issues.
292649
You can use my genious code I made:\n\n<script type="text/javascript">\n// Please leave this line in:  by htmlPro@army.com\nvar date='<!-- #echo var="DATE_LOCAL" -->'\ndocument.write(''+ date)\n</script>
433034
UK. The clocks go one hour forward and we become BST (British Summer Time).\nOtherwise(in autumn - the Fall) we revert to GMT (Greenwich Mean Time).\nIf you are in the Army - just to confuse things - we have ZULU time.\nThis means that no matter where you are in the world, you still have the same clock!\nI hope I haven't broken the Official Secrets Act by revealing this!\nPS: As long as you wake up, you know that you are alive...doesn't matter what time it is. Good luck!
1112305
wednsday of the second week. Just look at the time you have in the lower right corner and use that.
1054015
https://www.us.army.mil/suite/login/welcome.html\nArmy Knowledge Online
913486
Actually a good many countries around the world use the 24 hour clock system. Then there isn't a need to say AM or PM, you know whether its day or night. Also the military begins attacks, movements and such on Greenwich mean time, its a town in Britain. And its used so everyone that aware of an operation knows what time it begins regardless of what part of the world they are in.
448177
Go to www.house.gov, or www.senate.gov, to contact your elected representatives or senators.  They can help you, but I warn you, they may send your request to the U.S. Army.  It's hard to say how long it will be before the Army will provide you the answer you need.
79319
the standard rotation for army personel is "one year boots on the ground" but it adds up to like 15-16 months if you count the training for mobilization and the demobilization process.
76296
you may want to add some text. like the military part you might want to say "_____ served/is currently serving/served in _______ division. ____ is ____ rank and...."