The Gregorian calendar is in use by most nations in the Cold War, supplanting previous calendars. Each year has 12 months, each month has 7 days, each day has 24 hours. There is a leap day in February every four years. Crimson Blues as a whole mostly occurs in the ten year period between 1960 and 1970, called the mid-1960s.

Gregorian Calendar
Standard
31 December, 1969 CE
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1
335
|
2
336
|
3
337
|
4
338
|
5
339
|
||
6
340
|
7
341
|
8
342
|
9
343
|
10
344
|
11
345
|
12
346
|
13
347
|
14
348
|
15
349
|
16
350
|
17
351
|
18
352
|
19
353
|
20
354
|
21
355
|
22
356
Winter
|
23
357
|
24
358
|
25
359
|
26
360
|
27
361
|
28
362
|
29
363
|
30
364
|
31
365
|