@SecondJon In general, military time just refers to the time of day. However, I do seem to remember that when I was in the military, we always entered the date as: day/month/year, rather than the normal US format of month/day year.
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@SecondJon In general, military time just refers to the time of day. However, I do seem to remember that when I was in the military, we always entered the date as: day/month/year, rather than the normal US format of month/day year.