No 24 hour clock in Calendar?

I use a 24 hour clock in everything I do, but it seems to be unavailable in iCal. Is this the case, and if so, why?

Peter,
Quit Calendar, open System Preferences...>Language & Regions>Regions: and set/-re-set the appropriate Region. Also, make sure the "Time format:" in that preference pane is checked for 24-Hour Time.

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