Asking a musician friend what time his band started tonight:
(shrug) “Rock o’clock.” 
Navy Dad, Army Mom. (My mom DOES wear combat boots. Or did.)
Oh-dark-thirty. It’s usually for somewhere between four and five, with five being almost a smidge too late for oh-dark-thirty. Past midnight, because midnight is early, and occasionally as early as threeish. “What are you thinking, getting home at oh-dark-thirty?”
My daddy always said that he could have gone into the Air Force but he’d already BEEN to summer camp. 
(i keed, i keed)
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Another Air Force vet* huh?
Oh dark hundred was popular in our family for a long time.
For those not in the know, the B-52 Strato-fortress bomber is also know as a “buff”. While some folks may think it’s a tribute to the camo color scheme, it’s actually based on the fact that a B-52 is one Big Ugly Fat Fucker!
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heh. unfortunately, no. 
i’ve just worked way too many mount comfort air shows (indianapolis) over the years. both the dive master and i are plane freaks from way back - especially ww2 vintage. in fact, we just got back from the wright-patt air museum a week ago. whatta place to ogle planes all day. that’s my sixth visit now, i think.
they have the memphis belle undergoing preservation right now!!
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I think I like your friend Drew.
(But they’re all gay, aren’t they? Aren’t they? All those beautiful pantless men and I couldn’t enjoy a single one of 'em. le sigh)
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Actually, his parties are quite mixed – most major sexual orientations and an assortment of genders. You’d be very welcome 
I forgot one useful time: half-past. When we were at the cottage, my grandfather always used to tell us, “Now, don’t get up before half-past.” We didn’t.
Air Force vet here. Oh-Dark-Thirty and Oh-Dark-Hundred were used often. Never heard Zero-Dark-Thirty used – seems too hard to say.