0515 military time is 5:15 AM
0515 in military time is 5:15 AM, in the morning. It is said “zero five fifteen”.
- Say it
- “zero five fifteen”, informally “oh five fifteen” (common usage; no manual spells out 0000 to 0059)
- 24-hour clock
- 05:15
How to convert 0515 to standard time
- The hour is 05, which is less than 12, so the time is AM (before noon).
- Drop the leading zero (05 becomes 5), keep the minutes (15) and add AM: 5:15 AM.
And the other way: 5:15 AM in military time is 0515: write the hour with two digits (a leading zero) and leave out the colon and AM.
How to say 0515
Say “zero five fifteen”. You may also hear “oh five fifteen”; the manuals say “zero”. Spoken, “hours” often follows: “zero five fifteen hours”. In writing, the Army and Air Force leave “hours” out. How military time is said and written.
- Military time
- 0515
- Standard time
- 5:15 AM
- 24-hour clock
- 05:15
- Part of the day
- Morning
0515 with a time zone
On its own, 0515 is a local time: 0515 in New York is 5:15 AM in New York. Written with a Z, as 0515Z, it is Zulu time (UTC), which in US time zones is:
| 0515Z in | Daylight time (March to November) | Standard time (November to March) |
|---|---|---|
| EasternNew York | 0115 1:15 AMUTC−4 · Q | 0015 12:15 AMUTC−5 · R |
| CentralChicago | 0015 12:15 AMUTC−5 · R | 2315 11:15 PM, the day beforeUTC−6 · S |
| MountainDenver | 2315 11:15 PM, the day beforeUTC−6 · S | 2215 10:15 PM, the day beforeUTC−7 · T |
| PacificLos Angeles | 2215 10:15 PM, the day beforeUTC−7 · T | 2115 9:15 PM, the day beforeUTC−8 · U |
“The day before” and “the next day” count from the Zulu date. US daylight time runs from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November (NIST). Any Zulu time: Zulu time now.
Times around 0515
Every quarter of this hour: 0500 · 0515 · 0530 · 0545
Questions people ask
What is 0515 in military time?
0515 in military time is 5:15 AM, in the morning.
How do you say 0515 in military time?
Say “zero five fifteen”. You may also hear “oh five fifteen”; the manuals say “zero”. Spoken, “hours” often follows: “zero five fifteen hours”. In writing, the Army and Air Force leave “hours” out.
What is 5:15 AM in military time?
5:15 AM in military time is 0515: write the hour with two digits (a leading zero) and leave out the colon and AM.
What is 0515Z in Eastern time?
0515Z (Zulu, which is UTC) is 0115 (1:15 AM) in Eastern Daylight Time and 0015 (12:15 AM) in Eastern Standard Time.
All the hours and minutes of the day are in the military time chart.