Daniel L. Coberly

Professional life In 1973, at the age of 19, Coberly joined the U.S. Army. He served in a number of positions over the next 27 year before retiring as a sergeant major. From 2005 to 2018, he served as a senior advisor, National Communications for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency where he oversaw communications with the EPA worldwide research & development program.

Coberly is an active author, historian and internationally accredited journalist who has specialized in genealogy, and has written numerous newspaper and magazine articles, seven historical books and one novel.

In 2024, he was elected president of the Transatlantic Council.

Avocation Coberly, an Eagle Scout, has volunteered with the Boy Scouts of America all of his adult life. He has been awarded their highest volunteer award, the Silver Buffalo Award in recognition of his efforts. He has also worked with the Sons of the American Revolution and a number of other lineage societies from his ancestors Dr. James Stelle Coberly, Edward Doty, and others.

Awards and honors Distinguished Eagle Scout Award - 1997 Silver Buffalo Award - 2016 U.S. Army Public Affairs Hall of Fame - 2014 Distinguished Conservation Service Award - 2017 Silver Antelope Award Legion of Merit

Hereditary honors Titles of feudal dignity held by Daniel von Coberly von Reichenberg through his mother, Denise Maria Zagni.

Count of Rocas, Italy, with Lordship of Maccacari annexed with hereditary titles of Patrician of Byzantium, Venice, and Verona Count, Baron of Villarosata, Italy, (also styled Calatorosato), Present holder of the hereditary feudal dignities of the County of Villarosata, the Barony of Villarosata Prince of Rome & the Lateran Palace; Gentleman of His Holiness (Count of the Lateran Palace). Marquis, Count, Baron of the Holy See.

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