Despite its reduction in operations, the Luftwaffe was still active and on 27 October, Berry engaged and damaged a Bf 109 near Dover. In an engagement on 7 November he, together with three other pilots, engaged and destroyed a Bf 110 to the north of Rochford. The following day, he reported having engaged a Heinkel He 113 fighter east of Dover, claiming it as damaged. This was actually a Bf 109 and on 17 November, flying north of the Thames Estuary destroyed a fighter of this type. On 23 November, the Corpo Aereo Italiano (the Italian Air Corps) mounted one of its few raids against the south east of England, and No. 603 Squadron, which was now equipped with the Spitfire Mk IIa, was involved in its interception; during the resulting engagement, Berry shot down one Fiat CR.42 Falco biplane fighter and probably destroyed a second.
