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CLICK HERE TO ORDER BOOKS BY CLIFTON BERRY F. Clifton Berry, Jr. owns and operates FCB Associates, LLC, an international communications  enterprise based in Northern Virginia near Washington, DC. Recent Projects Since 2007, Clif and his teammates have been creating illustrated four-color visitor brochures for the overseas  cemeteries operated and maintained by the American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC) The Commission  performs the mission to commemorate the service and sacrifice of America’s armed forces since our entry into  World War I. It places special emphasis on this objective, extracted from the ABMC FY 2009 Annual Report: The Commission continued its efforts to increase public awareness of its commemorative mission and to  encourage more U.S. and foreign citizens to visit its cemeteries and memorials worldwide. Suggest that you visit the ABMC website via this link: http:/​/​www.abmc.gov. Recent Books Berry and his team produced the illustrated book, Airborne Forces at War, for the Association of the United States  Army. Robert K. Wright Jr., Ph.D., and John T. Greenwood, Ph.D., were co-authors. The Naval Institute Press  published the book in December 2007. His team produced and he co-authored with John T. Greenwood the illustrated book Medics at War, also sponsored by the Association of the United States Army and released by the Naval Institute Press in June 2005. His team produced and he wrote United States Army at War: 9/​11 Through Iraq, sponsored by the Association of the United States Army and released by the Naval Institute Press in September 2003. In December 2002, Howell Press released his illustrated book, Milestones of the First Century of Flight, another product of his book packaging team. Background Clif Berry has edited several aerospace and defense magazines. He edited AIR FORCE magazine, then became chief U.S. editor of Interavia Publications. After that, he edited Air Power History and National Defense  magazine. Clif is a member of the Authors Guild of America. He earned a Bachelor's in Mathematics at George Washington University and a Master's in Communication at Stanford University while on active duty as an airborne Infantry officer in the U.S. Army. Berry received a direct Regular Army commission in Infantry while serving in the 82d Airborne Division. He saw combat in Vietnam as operations officer of a light infantry brigade. He commanded two rifle companies and an  Infantry battalion during active service. He also served in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public  Affairs), on the staff of a presidential commission, and at the Department of State. Berry is a master parachutist and private pilot with land and seaplane ratings. Clifton Berry's books include the following, in reverse chronological order: Author: United States Army at War: 9/​11 Through Iraq. Naval Institute Press, 2003 Milestones of the First Century of Flight. Howell Press, 2002. Once A Soldier, Always A Soldier; Members of Congress who served in the Army. Association of the United States Army, 1999. Inside the CIA; the Architecture, Art and Atmosphere of America's Premier Intelligence Agency. Community Communications, 1997. Inventing the Future; How Science and Technology Transform Our World. Brassey's/​Macmillan, 1993. Air Cav; the 1st Air Cavalry Division in Vietnam. Bantam, 1988. Gadget Warfare; Technology in Vietnam. Bantam, 1988. Chargers; the 196th Light Infantry Brigade in Vietnam. Bantam, 1988. Strike Aircraft; U.S. Air Force air-to-ground operations in Vietnam. Bantam, 1988. Sky Soldiers; the 173d Airborne Brigade in Vietnam. Bantam, 1987. Co-author: Medics at War: Military Medicine from Colonial Times to the 21st Century. With John T. Greenwood, Ph.D., Naval Institute Press, 2005. Flights: American Aerospace, Beginning to Future. With C.V. Glines and H.M. Zubkoff. Community Communications, 1994. CNN: War in the Gulf: From the Invasion of Kuwait to the Day of Victory and Beyond. Desert Shield and Desert Storm, 1990-91. With T. Allen and N. Polmar. Turner Publishing, 1991. Editor and packager: Airborne Forces at War, Naval Institute Press, 2007. Spies, Black Ties &  Mango Pies. Stories and recipes from CIA families all over the world. Community Communications, 1997. ...and several more, including editing and packaging five titles in the the Near Future Warfare series published by Avon Books. Most of the books may be ordered from Amazon.com or BarnesandNoble.com Copyright 2013 FCB Associates, LLC