As an American who uses the 24-hour time, so many people use 12-hour I basically still use 12-hour.

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    15 hours ago

    I believe its roots have more to do with the railways than with the military. I have never called it military time to be honest.

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      14 hours ago

      While trains were the big “clock unifiers” back then, here in Europe, the 24h clock is generally the local version of “time”, without the “military” part.