Duracell Power Those Who Protect Us Commercial

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Entertainment

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• Duracell
• Volunteer Firefighters
• Power Those Who Protect Us

[rider92131]

These VOLUNTEER firefighters are my heroes. Last time I checked, 72% of America's firefighters were volunteers.

Not only do they take the risks of firefighting -- they go through rigorous ff training programs. While they cannot be expected to be in as good a physical condition as full time professionals, these folks do remarkable work with modest equipment funding and no pay.

[ahmedpharoah]

These VOLUNTEER firefighters are bigger heroes than the ones in movies, because they're you're average person who do heroic things for the love of their community

[EphirosForsaken]

I will do as The Dude commands; honor thy firemen and use Duracell Power.

[4fearthis4]

freaking loe it bing part of that precentage myself i find durcell to last longer than any battery i have ever used

[TheFirefightergirl17]

@rowdy970 Lmao ikr my family & my friends do that to me wherever I am or go!So I sorta just laugh an smile also an tell em I love the job an the rush of all the stuff we do.My friends & family support everythin I do for my station.(: Its great to be noticed by people but its even better when you noticed in public for the things you do even in my town we have people bring us stuff or come up to help or thank us for doin what we do.

[rowdy970]

@TheFirefightergirl17 i agree completely with you on that one..ill be at home and if it comes on the tv my family looks at me and i smile and i say yes i like the brand and they laugh

[1996crusty]

I love that noise at 0:03

[estebannn]

the duracell abides...

[TheFirefightergirl17]

(: I love how us firefighter's get noticed in some commercials but this one tops em all!!!

[aliciaanne]

Jeff Bridges did the voice-over for this commercial.

[nickster181]

jeff bridges!!!

[fishandfire1]

It's not as simple as flashlights. We can't see in a fire whether we have flashlights or not. I don't care if I have a flashlight in a fire. Our SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus), however do rely on batteries. We use batteries to show us how much breathing air we have left.  If we go down in a fire or are trapped/lost, our SCBA send off an alarm that lets our rescuers know where we are. Our voice communication is reliant on batteries. Batteries save firefighters lives!