TIME CONVERSION TABLE - BRANCH 38

Notice 30, November 1987 time CONVERSION TABLEP ostal timekeepers use a combination of military time (for the hours) and decimal time (for the minutes ). Hoursin the morning need no CONVERSION , but use a zero before hours below 10; to show evening hours, add 12.(Examples: 6:00 am = 0600; 1:00 pm = 1300.) Using this chart, convert minutes to fractions of one , 15 mins. = .25, 30 mins. = .50, 45 mins. = .75, and so forth. (Examples: 8:15 am = 0825; 4:40 pm = 1667.)OrdinaryTimeClock24-HourTimeClock1 2 Midnight00001AM01002AM02003AM03004AM0400 5AM05006AM06007AM07008AM08009AM090010 AM100011 AM110012 Noon12001PM13002PM14003PM15004PM16005PM1 7006PM18007PM19008PM20009PM210010 PM220011

Notice 30, November 1987 TIME CONVERSION TABLE Postal timekeepers use a combination of military time (for the hours) and decimal time (for the minutes). Hours in the morning need no conversion, but use a zero before hours below 10; to …

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1 Notice 30, November 1987 time CONVERSION TABLEP ostal timekeepers use a combination of military time (for the hours) and decimal time (for the minutes ). Hoursin the morning need no CONVERSION , but use a zero before hours below 10; to show evening hours, add 12.(Examples: 6:00 am = 0600; 1:00 pm = 1300.) Using this chart, convert minutes to fractions of one , 15 mins. = .25, 30 mins. = .50, 45 mins. = .75, and so forth. (Examples: 8:15 am = 0825; 4:40 pm = 1667.)OrdinaryTimeClock24-HourTimeClock1 2 Midnight00001AM01002AM02003AM03004AM0400 5AM05006AM06007AM07008AM08009AM090010 AM100011 AM110012 Noon12001PM13002PM14003PM15004PM16005PM1 7006PM18007PM19008PM20009PM210010 PM220011