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5G Built Right for Firefighters | Verizon There’s 5G. Then there’s Verizon 5G—our ultra-fast speeds, ultra-low latency and massive capacity could help firefighters see through smoke when lives are on the line. Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband is #5GBuiltRight with the power to change more than your phone. It’ll change everything. Learn more about Verizon 5G technology for first responders: https://www.verizon.com/business/learn/public-safety/first-responders-5g-response-ready/ #5GUltraWideband When I am going into a fire, usually when you open the door, smoke is down to the ground. It's pitch black. Time is really of the essence in a structure fire because it can mean life or death. With 5G we're going to be able to stream the video that they're getting through their mask back to a command center, and stitch those videos from multiple sources together to provide greater situational awareness. 5G ultra-wide band is necessary for all of these applications to work. 5G built right for firefighters Future use of 5G. Not available today. Solomon Boranje - First Responder Tiffany Murray - Verizon 5G Lab Screen image simulated. Regular Vision / C-THRU There's 5G. Then there's Verizon 5G.

Why I Serve – One More Sunday | 5G Built Right | Verizon They’ve dedicated their lives to making a difference. What if we joined them for one day? Join countless others across the country and give back to your community at http://GiveOneMoreSunday.com #OneMoreSunday #Verizon #5GBuiltRight My son and I were involved in a fire. We got someone on the second floor! C'mon buddy! C'mon! Ready now! It's okay buddy! It's okay! Had they not answered the call we wouldn't be here. He's all I got. You know Military, Police, Fire, EMT, we all just want to help others. They couldn't do their job if they weren't serious about caring for people. In reality, to most of them, that's their nature. They handle each person with the same amount amount of care and dedication. They're there for you. T hey answered the call for me and my son. How's your leg buddy? You okay? Hey that was a good jump man! I remember on the ambulance ride, I remember Melvin saying that he wasn't going to leave me and he sat with me until my family arrived at the hospital and now I'm actually a a fire lieutenant because of Melvin. I would be dead right now because I had no way of getting out on my own. They saved my life and I'm really thankful. I was just in the right spot at the right time. Ya know anyone would have done that. I was afraid that I would lose my son and I was just starting to get to know him. You know you're that face that they can see. That you can change their life in an instant. I'm no hero. I'm a regular Joe who just loves helping other people. That's it. Regardless of whether you're a first responder or a civilian, you know human nature kicks in and all of us kind of know how important it is to help others when in need and that there's sacrifices that we have to make to make the world a better place. It feels great when you are able to see something that you made a difference in, something larger than you. And it makes you want to do it over and over and over and over again. There are people who are going out there every day trying to make their community better, who are not getting paid for it. They're the heroes. If you could do something to make a difference to someone you don't know. That's, that's what being a human is all about. Keisha Sowels Survivor Corey Jones Police Officer Melvin Reed EMT Margaret Hardaway Survivor David Bortolotto Survivor Lauren Cantin Survivor Andy Rupp Firefighter Jessie Marion Survivor's Mother Brian Cole Firefighter TA'Ana Mitchell EMT Maeve Juarez Firefighter Michael Collette Firefighter Tony Zee Firefighter Chris Stevens Firefighter They answer the call to serve. We all can too. Volunteer at GiveOneMoreSunday.com Verizon The network more people rely on.