1100 Military Time

What 1100 means

1100 is 11:00 AM. Military time writes the hour and the minutes as four digits with no colon, so the 11 is the hour and the 00 is the minutes. The hour is below 12, so it is a morning time and the hour does not change — the leading zero is just padding to keep every time four digits long.

Eleven in the morning. The Armistice that ended the First World War took effect at 1100 on 11 November 1918.

Saying 1100 out loud

You say “eleven hundred hours”. The word “hundred” is there because the minutes are zero; if it were 1130 you would say “eleven thirty hours” instead, and at 1105 it becomes “eleven oh five hours” — minutes below ten get an “oh”.

Common questions about 1100

What time is 1100 in regular time?

1100 is 11:00 AM on a 12-hour clock. The first two digits are the hour and the last two are the minutes, so 1100 means 11:00 AM exactly.

How do you say 1100 out loud?

1100 is spoken “eleven hundred hours”. The word “hundred” is used because the minutes are zero; at 1130 you would say “eleven thirty hours” instead.

Is 1100 AM or PM?

1100 is AM — it converts to 11:00 AM. Military time has no AM or PM at all: every hour from 0000 to 2300 has its own number, which is the whole point of the format.