From World Afropedia
This is a list of time zone names based on the NATO phonetic alphabet as used by the U.S. military and others. The letter J ("Juliet") is used to indicate the observer's local time.
The use of Military TimeZones for the Internet is described in RFC 822 ^, which can be found on IETF.org.
Time zone name | Letter | UTC|UT|UT1 offset |
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Yankee Time Zone | Y | UT1−12 |
X-ray Time Zone | X | UT1−11 |
Whiskey Time Zone | W | UT1−10 |
Victor Time Zone | V | UT1−09 |
Uniform Time Zone | U | UT1−08 |
Tango Time Zone | T | UT1−07 |
Sierra Time Zone | S | UT1−06 |
Romeo Time Zone | R | UT1−05 |
Quebec Time Zone | Q | UT1−04 |
Papa Time Zone | P | UT1−03 |
Oscar Time Zone | O | UT1−02 |
November Time Zone | N | UT1−01 |
Zulu Time Zone | Z | UT1±00 |
Alfa Time Zone | A | UT1+01 |
Bravo Time Zone | B | UT1+02 |
Charlie Time Zone | C | UT1+03 |
Delta Time Zone | D | UT1+04 |
Echo Time Zone | E | UT1+05 |
Foxtrot Time Zone | F | UT1+06 |
Golf Time Zone | G | UT1+07 |
Hotel Time Zone | H | UT1+08 |
India Time Zone | I | UT1+09 |
Kilo Time Zone | K | UT1+10 |
Lima Time Zone | L | UT1+11 |
Mike Time Zone | M | UT1+12 |
See also
References
- RFC 822 --"STANDARD FOR THE FORMAT OF ARPA INTERNET TEXT MESSAGES" (superseded by RFC2822/Text Specification download)
- Military/NATO/Letter time zones
- Public Contents Framework and Military Time Zones