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Joshua F. Berry is a Professor and Deputy Head of the Department of Law and Philosophy at the Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center and School. He holds advanced degrees in National Security Strategy and Military Law, with a focus on the Law of Armed Conflict and International Humanitarian Law. His career spans military service, academic leadership, and operational legal roles in Iraq and Afghanistan.
- B.S., Environmental Engineering - U.S. Military Academy
- J.D., Ohio State University Moritz College of Law
- LL.M., Military Law (International & Operational Law Specialty) - Judge Advocate General's School
- M.S., National Security Strategy - National War College
Berry's research examines the intersection of military operations and humanitarian law, including wartime imagery, command responsibility, and historical legal frameworks. His publications address contemporary challenges in operational law, weapons regulation, and post-conflict justice.
His work spans legal trends in armed conflict, military ethics, and strategic legal education. Key themes include the application of international law in active combat zones, doctrinal analysis of command accountability, and post-war governance frameworks.
Notable roles include serving as Staff Judge Advocate in Afghanistan, Associate Professor at the Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center, and Deputy Chief of the National Security Law Division. He has been deployed five times across Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan, and is admitted to practice law in Ohio and before the U.S. Supreme Court.
