Convert 1AM regular time into 24-hour military time format.
1:00 AM = 0100
1:00 AM = 0100 Hours using military time notation, 01:00 using a 24-Hour clock notation.
What time is 1AM Regular Time? 0100 (Zero One Hundred Hours) military time on a 24-hour clock. Military time is used by the armed forces and other organizations to accurately keep track of time. It is based on a 24-hour clock, rather than the 12-hour clock system that we are most accustomed to. Understanding military time can be confusing for those who are unfamiliar with it, but it is actually quite simple once you understand the basics. You can find a quick reference below as well as more information on conversion and details for each minute from 1:00 AM – 1:59 AM through a time chart.
12-Hour Regular Time | Military Time (24-Hour Clock) |
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1:00 AM | 0100 |
Conversion Walkthrough: 1AM Regular/Standard Time into Military Time
Converting 1:00 AM from 12-hour time to 24-hour military time is easy!
- Identify if the time is AM or PM.
- For AM we add a zero to the beginning. For PM we add 12 hours to the time.
- Since we are considering 1:00 AM, we would add a 0 (zero) to the beginning hours.
- 1:00 AM + Add 0 to the beginning = 01:00 or 0100 military time.
If you were considering a conversion for 1:00 PM instead, the converted military time would be 13:00 or 1300. This is pronounced “Thirteen Hundred.”
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How to Say 1 AM (0100) in Military Time
You can say 0100 as “zero one hundred hours” or “zero-one-zero-zero hours”
1 AM Regular Time Conversion Chart
12 Hour Clock | Military Time | How to Say |
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01:00 AM | 0100 | Zero One Hundred |
01:01 AM | 0101 | Zero One Zero One |
01:02 AM | 0102 | Zero One Zero Two |
01:03 AM | 0103 | Zero One Zero Three |
01:04 AM | 0104 | Zero One Zero Four |
01:05 AM | 0105 | Zero One Zero Five |
01:06 AM | 0106 | Zero One Zero Six |
01:07 AM | 0107 | Zero One Zero Seven |
01:08 AM | 0108 | Zero One Zero Eight |
01:09 AM | 0109 | Zero One Zero Nine |
01:10 AM | 0110 | Zero One Ten |
01:11 AM | 0111 | Zero One Eleven |
01:12 AM | 0112 | Zero One Twelve |
01:13 AM | 0113 | Zero One Thirteen |
01:14 AM | 0114 | Zero One Fourteen |
01:15 AM | 0115 | Zero One Fifteen |
01:16 AM | 0116 | Zero One Sixteen |
01:17 AM | 0117 | Zero One Seventeen |
01:18 AM | 0118 | Zero One Eighteen |
01:19 AM | 0119 | Zero One Nineteen |
01:20 AM | 0120 | Zero One Twenty |
01:21 AM | 0121 | Zero One Twenty-One |
01:22 AM | 0122 | Zero One Twenty-Two |
01:23 AM | 0123 | Zero One Twenty-Three |
01:24 AM | 0124 | Zero One Twenty-Four |
01:25 AM | 0125 | Zero One Twenty-Five |
01:26 AM | 0126 | Zero One Twenty-Six |
01:27 AM | 0127 | Zero One Twenty-Seven |
01:28 AM | 0128 | Zero One Twenty-Eight |
01:29 AM | 0129 | Zero One Twenty-Nine |
01:30 AM | 0130 | Zero One Thirty |
01:31 AM | 0131 | Zero One Thirty-One |
01:32 AM | 0132 | Zero One Thirty-Two |
01:33 AM | 0133 | Zero One Thirty-Three |
01:34 AM | 0134 | Zero One Thirty-Four |
01:35 AM | 0135 | Zero One Thirty-Five |
01:36 AM | 0136 | Zero One Thirty-Six |
01:37 AM | 0137 | Zero One Thirty-Seven |
01:38 AM | 0138 | Zero One Thirty-Eight |
01:39 AM | 0139 | Zero One Thirty-Nine |
01:40 AM | 0140 | Zero One Forty |
01:41 AM | 0141 | Zero One Forty-One |
01:42 AM | 0142 | Zero One Forty-Two |
01:43 AM | 0143 | Zero One Forty-Three |
01:44 AM | 0144 | Zero One Forty-Four |
01:45 AM | 0145 | Zero One Forty-Five |
01:46 AM | 0146 | Zero One Forty-Six |
01:47 AM | 0147 | Zero One Forty-Seven |
01:48 AM | 0148 | Zero One Forty-Eight |
01:49 AM | 0149 | Zero One Forty-Nine |
01:50 AM | 0150 | Zero One Fifty |
01:51 AM | 0151 | Zero One Fifty-One |
01:52 AM | 0152 | Zero One Fifty-Two |
01:53 AM | 0153 | Zero One Fifty-Three |
01:54 AM | 0154 | Zero One Fifty-Four |
01:55 AM | 0155 | Zero One Fifty-Five |
01:56 AM | 0156 | Zero One Fifty-Six |
01:57 AM | 0157 | Zero One Fifty-Seven |
01:58 AM | 0158 | Zero One Fifty-Eight |
01:59 AM | 0159 | Zero One Fifty-Nine |
What is Military Time For?
Military time is a method of telling time that is based on the 24-hour clock, instead of the 12-hour clock used in everyday life. It is often used by members of the armed forces and emergency services such as police or firefighters. Military time is also known as “24-hour time” because all times use four digits, with the first two indicating the hour and the last two indicating minutes.
For example, 1:00 pm would be written as 1300 rather than 12:00 pm. This system makes it easier to understand when using military maps or planning operations since there can be no confusion between morning and afternoon hours. Furthermore, military personnel needs to adjust their sleep patterns while serving, so military time helps keep everyone on schedule. Military time is also used by many airlines that must coordinate flights across multiple time zones. While not as widely used in civilian life, understanding how to read and write military time can come in handy in certain situations.