Veteran Aviator Brian Moll: From Cockpit to Disaster Relief
Key Highlights
- ➤FedEx supports Team Rubicon through its Delivering for Good initiative
- ➤Brian Moll marks eight years flying internationally for FedEx
- ➤Team Rubicon deployed Moll after Hurricane Florence hit his hometown
- ➤FedEx moves essential supplies and resources into disaster-affected areas
Expert Statements
Brian Moll, FedEx Boeing 777 pilot and Team Rubicon volunteer
“I met Team Rubicon during a hiring event my team organized while I was charged with taking care of our combat-wounded Marines”
Brian Moll, FedEx Boeing 777 pilot and Team Rubicon volunteer
“Team Rubicon's mission was to provide a purpose for veterans by taking the skills and strengths honed on active duty and using them to help others after a disaster.”
Brian Moll, FedEx Boeing 777 pilot and Team Rubicon volunteer
“While I could no longer use aviation to support Marines, I could use the other skills I had learned to plan and lead volunteer events and community service projects.”
Brian Moll, FedEx Boeing 777 pilot and Team Rubicon volunteer
“Difficult circumstances give you the confidence to know that you can overcome similar situations-situations dominated by uncertainty.”
Brian Moll, FedEx Boeing 777 pilot and Team Rubicon volunteer
“The self-assurance that you gain in a cockpit or during a military operation carries over to life after a disaster. You might not know exactly what to do, but you'll know how to start, communicate the plan to your team, and trust that you can tackle each step, one after the next.”
Brian Moll, FedEx Boeing 777 pilot and Team Rubicon volunteer
“When you volunteer, you find yourself surrounded by amazing like-minded people”
Brian Moll, FedEx Boeing 777 pilot and Team Rubicon volunteer
“When you join a group of people who have given up their time for a larger cause, the prevalent divisiveness fades away. Volunteering gives me that same sense of shared commitment, where our differences become negligible compared to the task that needs to be done.”
Brian Moll, FedEx Boeing 777 pilot and Team Rubicon volunteer
“I was happy to see FedEx supporting Team Rubicon on my first operation, and it's great to see them putting resources behind an organization I choose to spend my own free time supporting”
Brian Moll, FedEx Boeing 777 pilot and Team Rubicon volunteer
“When companies like FedEx work with non-profits like Team Rubicon, and they rely on the volunteer leaders in each community to target those resources exactly where they are needed, the impact is remarkable.”
Brian Moll, FedEx Boeing 777 pilot and Team Rubicon volunteer
“There are hundreds of veteran service organizations that you can join. As a volunteer, whatever time you have to give is important. I've met inspiring volunteers who give up weeks at a time, but if you can contribute just one day or even an afternoon to a cause that you support, it makes a difference-and you're going to meet some of the best people, too.”
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / November 11, 2026 / For Marine Corps veteran and FedEx Boeing 777 pilot Brian Moll, service isn't just a chapter in a resume-it is a lifelong compass.
Brian spent nearly 22 years as an officer in the United States Marine Corps, taking to the skies as an AV-8B Harrier attack pilot. With two shipboard deployments and combat tours in both Iraq and Afghanistan, Brian's mission was clear: provide close air support and protect the Marines on the ground. Later in his military career, that protective calling took on an equally vital role on the home front-leading efforts to support combat-wounded Marines and advocate for them as they transitioned back to civilian life.
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