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MARINE CORPS SERVICE RECORD Nicholas Edmond BaucomUnited States Marine CorpsMOS 0311 – InfantrymanRank Achieved: Sergeant Enlistment & Formation Nicholas Baucom enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 2002.September 11th was not the sole reason for service, but it was a catalyst. He completed Marine Corps Recruit Training at Parris Island, South Carolina, graduating as a Private First Class after earning … Read more
Earn Weekly Pay, Get in Shape, and Learn a Few Things Before You Ship If you’re a POOLEE, this part matters: Paperwork signed ≠ Marine. Yet. You’re in the pipeline.You’ve raised your right hand.Now you’re waiting to ship. And while you wait, you still need: That’s where Two Marines Moving comes in. We Hire POOLEEs—On Purpose … Read more
Why Two Marines Moving Runs on Standards—Not Motivation To anyone considering joining Two Marines Moving, I want to be clear about something from the start. We are not a motivation‑based company. We do not rely on hype, pep talks, or emotional momentum to get through the day. Motivation is useful—but it is temporary. It comes … Read more
If You Can’t Lead a Move, You Shouldn’t Be Leading a Platoon Let’s say the quiet part out loud—with a little humor: If you can’t lead a moving crew, you probably shouldn’t be leading a platoon. That’s not disrespect.That’s reality. And it’s exactly why ROTC cadets consistently perform so well at Two Marines Moving. ROTC … Read more
A Civilian Job That Actually Fits Part‑Time Service Reserve and National Guard members live a unique life. One foot in uniform.One foot in the civilian world.Always balancing drill weekends, annual training, schools, mobilizations, and real‑world responsibilities. Most civilian employers say they “support” Reserve and Guard service. Very few actually understand it. Two Marines Moving does. Built … Read more
A Civilian Job That Actually Fits Reserve Life Marine Reservists live in two worlds. One foot in the civilian economy.One foot still serving. That balancing act isn’t easy—and most civilian jobs don’t understand it. Two Marines Moving does. The Founder Knows Reserve Life—Personally This isn’t theoretical understanding. The founder of Two Marines Moving was a Marine … Read more
Being named to the Inc. 5000, Inc. Magazine’s annual list of the fastest‑growing private companies in America, is not a participation trophy. It is a data‑driven recognition reserved for companies that demonstrate sustained revenue growth, operational discipline, and real market demand over multiple years. Two Marines Moving earned a place on the Inc. 5000 three separate … Read more
Exert from Examainer.comBy: Stephen Jackson August 31st, 2009 Borrowing rightfully a powerful brand helps a small local company grow. This is an article about Two Marine Moving, a small moving company in Alexandria VA that since opening its doors in November of last year, has grown from two persons (former marines) to 35 employees with … Read more
From: Google’s 2016 Small Business Economic Impact Report Nick Baucom served his country honorably for six years as a U.S. Marine. When he came home, he wanted a way to keep his fellow veterans gainfully employed and away from the challenges of adjusting to civilian life. He founded Two Marines Moving in 2008 to give … Read more
Two Marines Moving was featured by The Washington Post in a business profile examining how Marine Corps leadership principles translated into a disciplined, profitable civilian enterprise based in Alexandria, Virginia. The article highlighted founder Nick Baucom, a former Marine infantryman, and his approach to building a moving company grounded in perseverance, operational proficiency, and disciplined growth. From Military Service … Read more
