It is a CY13 program designed to generate an inspirational and aspirational dialog for Soldiers and Civilians to reaffirm their understanding of themselves as Army professionals, to recommit to a culture of service, and to understand and identify with the Army Ethic and Army culture.
(Trust me I should know I live in Florida) A ceiling fanâs direction in the summer should be rotating counter clockwise or forward to produce a Wind Chill effect by the downward airflow. The thermostat wonât actually change but the room will seem several degrees cooler due to the wind chill factor.
Generally, the rotation direction and tilt of the blades should make air go up in the summer (because cold air sinks) and down in the winter (because hot air rises to the top of the room). If you're confused as to which way the ceiling fan should turn, there's a simple test to find out. Turn the ceiling fan on at high speed and stay directly underneath it. You want it to be on at high speed so you can test if there's a breeze coming from the fan. During the summer, you want to cool off, so you should feel a strong breeze coming down at you.