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I'd heard of Zulu time in passing, usually some military movie or TV shows saying things like "23:30 Zulu", but I never made the connection. It's good to know t
by Osiris 15y ago
I'd heard of Zulu time in passing, usually some military movie or TV shows saying things like "23:30 Zulu", but I never made the connection. It's good to know that some people are using some common sense. I'd love to see it more widely used.
- viraptor 15y agoBut your problem should be fairly easy to solve with proper groupware software. Outlook (even though I hate other things about it) allows me to deal with meetings in UK and many places in US without even knowing what timezones people are in. Can't you use something for group calendar? (google apps?)
- adestefan 15y agoThe name Zulu comes from the US Navy marking timezones with letters. UTC is denoted as timezone Z and the phonetic alphabet calls Z Zulu. Here is the entire timezone map as marked by the Navy: http://www.usno.navy.mil/USNO/astronomical-applications/images_aa/TimeZoneMap0210.jpg http://www.usno.navy.mil/USNO/astronomical-applications/imag...