How would you write the date September 2, 2022, in DTG format?

In the DTG (Date-Time Group) format, the standard convention is to write the day first, followed by the time in 24-hour format, the letter 'Z' to indicate the UTC time zone, the month in three-letter abbreviation, and finally the last two digits of the year.

For the date September 2, 2022, this would translate into:

1. The day is "02".

2. The time is "0930" (or 9:30 AM).

3. The 'Z' indicates that the time is in Zulu or UTC.

4. The month, September, is abbreviated to "SEP".

5. The year is represented as "22" for 2022.

Putting it all together in the DTG format gives us "02 0930 Z SEP 22." This sequence follows the proper arrangement required for DTG, confirming that the correct answer is indeed aligned with the standard formatting rules.