This will give you results like "10:53:12 PM" -- that is, you'll get the hour, minute, second *and* whether it's AM or PM. Of course, your original question didn't mention the AM/PM bit at all; since the "long time" time format automatically includes the AM/PM bit, we must needs find a different way to do it if we don't want to deal with AM/PM. Fortunately, the dateItems time/date format gives you everything you need on a silver platter, or at least in a comma-delimited list whose individual parts you can access thru "item X of TheTime".
Or even easier, make use of the twelveHourTime property:
set the twelvehourtime to false get the seconds convert it to long time put it
Yields the desired format in military time. No dateItems needed. ;)
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