noon, it is 1200hrs (twelve hundred hours), dinner time is (6PM for you) 1800hrs (eighteen hundred hours). The minutes are just added on, so you finished dinner at 6:45PM, the military did it at "eighteen forty-five hours". No, it is not illegal, it simply won't go anywhere, the postal service just won't accept the package. This is not the postal service's fault, they won't have anybody to give it to as the DOD won't support the program. This is very understandable if you think about it. See similar questions...

For active military service from 1957 through 1977, Social Security will give you $300 credit for each calendar quarter, in addition to your actual earnings. When your service was 1978 through 2001, you will get $100 in extra credit per month. (Note: if you started your military service after Sept 7, 1980, and you served less than 24 months, you may not be eligible. Check with Social Security. See similar questions...

Take the statement to your personnel office. They will determine how much you owe, and they will make payment arrangements, which includes the option for a payroll deduction. What they should tell you is that if you pay before October 1st, you would owe $8,482.53. After that, it will increase to $8,835.08, because of interest that is added once per year. Incidentally, by paying this off, you are ensuring that your CSRS annuity will not be reduced when you qualify for Social Security. See similar questions...

Military time counts time from 0000, starting at midnight up to 2359 next midnight GMT. Military time is sometimes called ZULU or 24 hour time and does not consider DST. See similar questions...

As you take the steps required by CAF to gather the information about our process it should only take a short time. You can always contact your counseller for additional insight. See similar questions...

Employees covered under the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) may receive credit for post 1956 military service only if he or she deposits with the employing agency a sum equal to three percent (3%) of the military basic pay he or she earned during the period of military service, plus interest. Interest begins two years after appointment. Active duty in the military service is counted for annual leave accrual purposes. See similar questions...

Generally Federal employees, civilian and military, are prohibited from receiving pay from more than one Federal Government source. The laws on dual employment apply to agencies in the executive, legislative and judicial branches, corporations owned or controlled by the Government, and nonappropriated fund organizations under the jurisdiction of the armed forces. Members of a Uniformed Service (Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, etc. See similar questions...

Press Alarm Time (Menu) to exit the setup menu or wait 10 seconds for the setup menu to end automatically While a CD is playing, you can change the way it is played. Press PLAY MODE repeatedly until the play mode you want is displayed: See similar questions...

I am in a pickle, I need to know for sure that if I want to count my military time toward my federal retirement do I need to buy it back or not? I have had conflicting reports on this matter, from if you do not plan on drawing social security you do not need to buy it back to you can count your military time toward a CSRS retirement with out having to pay it back until you reach social security age. See similar questions...

Would it benefit me to buy back my military time after serving eight and a half years active duty? I began federal employment 11/2/03. If they have any problem calculating the exact amount you have to pay, tell them they can use the FedBens.com calculators, which has a very fine, easy to use calculator for military deposits. (Ed. note: the online calculators are free for personal use, but the personnel office should buy a proper high-usage license). See similar questions...

Any ZoneTick clock may be configured to display time in a custom format, including military. To make things more convenient, we provide a mechanism for individual selection of time and date formats for each clock. This enables you, for example, to display local time in 12-hour am/pm format and GMT time in 24-hour military format. There is a variety of built-in formats available on the Clocks page of ZoneTick Preferences. The format you need is either "24 hours", "HH:mm:ss" or "HH:mm". See similar questions...

Not likely. But neither do we. There is a lot to learn about Autism and all of the related implications of the diagnosis. Chin up, though. Some of the things that are baffling to you right now will become second nature to you. You may even decide to create a website, go on tour speaking, open up a consulting business, start a support group, help another parent through a tricky stage, or write a book on the topic. Hard to imagine? Well, we all have to start somewhere. It truly is a journey. See similar questions...

NotesFAQ and DominoFAQ. Lotus Notes Links and Lotus Domino Links to Lotus Notes resources / Lotus Domino resources. Lotus Domino websites. Lotus Notes websites. Lotus Notes business partners. Lotus Domino business partners. IBM business partners. IBM Lotus Software. Websites build with Lotus Domino. Tools for Lotus Notes. Tools for Lotus Domino. Lotus Notes Tips and Tricks. Lotus Domino Tips and Tricks. Lotus Notes support. Lotus Domino support. Books about Lotus Notes. Books about Lotus Domino. See similar questions...

RoHS does not apply to military / national security equipment, but only where the equipment's sole use is military / national security. See similar questions...

In the admin area of the website we have a support section where you can email our technical support team directly who will endeavour to get your query solved as soon as possible. See similar questions...