Cut to chase, there's a distinction without a difference:
According to the article:
UTC is a standard world-wide time coordinate.
UTC should always be expressed as a 24 hr clock. It is also referred to as Zulu time.
GMT is a time zone with zero offset from UTC, so GMT = UTC.
UK observes "British summer time" which is 1 hr ahead of GMT from March ?? until ??? (don't bother to click through as this is omitted)
Click though if you want these four points expressed in 10x the words.
Cut to chase, there's a distinction without a difference:
According to the article:
UTC is a standard world-wide time coordinate.
UTC should always be expressed as a 24 hr clock. It is also referred to as Zulu time.
GMT is a time zone with zero offset from UTC, so GMT = UTC.
UK observes "British summer time" which is 1 hr ahead of GMT from March ?? until ??? (don't bother to click through as this is omitted)
Click though if you want these four points expressed in 10x the words.