get-date.bat

@echo off

REM Create variables that store Weekday (WD), Day (D), Month (M), and the 4-digit Year (Y)
for /F "tokens=1-4 delims=/ " %%i in ('date /t') do (
set WD=%%i
set D=%%j
set M=%%k
set Y=%%l
) 

REM Create variables that store Hour (H for Military or Hr for 12-hour with AM/PM), Minute (Mn), and AM/PM (AP) 
for /F "tokens=1-4 delims=: " %%i in ('time /t') do (
set H=%%i
set Hr=%%i
set Mn=%%j
set AP=%%k
)

REM Use this if you like a 2-digit year instead of 4-digit year
set yearxx=%DATE:~12,2%

REM Make the "H" variable set as correct Military Time if "AP" variable came up as PM.
REM Noting that 12 is a special case either way. 
if not %H%==12 if "%AP%"=="PM" set /A H=%H%+12
if "%AP%"=="AM" if "%H%"=="12" set /A H="00"

REM This ensures H has a two digit hour, even if it is less than 10.
set H=00%H%
set H=%H:~-2%

REM This one looks like: "Fri 01/01/2016 - 23:59"
echo %WD% %D%/%M%/%Y% - %H%:%Mn%

echo or...

REM This one looks like: "Fri 01/01/16 - 11:59 PM"
echo %WD% %D%/%M%/%yearxx% - %Hr%:%Mn% %AP%

pause