Seeking a ww2 veterans division and unit from his name, date of enlistment, serial number

Keep in mind that, since he was trained in Antiaircraft artillery, he very well may not have been assigned to a division. He could have been a theater army asset that was operating in a division or corps area, or even further to the rear, as there were lots of troops that weren't assigned to divisions.

Are you sure he served in North Africa, Italy, and Europe? If he only had one campaign star, that would further lead me to think he was operating someplace in the rear, keeping supply lines fine from enemy air attack. The campaign starts had geographic areas as well as dates that applied to the areas they were awarded for; I recently helped someone research her father, and he spend nearly a year in England but earned no campaign stars.

Just something to think about. I do a lot of research on medical units, most of which were assigned to the numbered armies. So I've seen many people go down the divisional rabbit hole when there was no division to be found.

Keep in mind that, since he was trained in Antiaircraft artillery, he very well may not have been assigned to a division. He could have been a theater army asset that was operating in a division or corps area, or even further to the rear, as there were lots of troops that weren't assigned to divisions.

Are you sure he served in North Africa, Italy, and Europe? If he only had one campaign star, that would further lead me to think he was operating someplace in the rear, keeping supply lines fine from enemy air attack. The campaign starts had geographic areas as well as dates that applied to the areas they were awarded for; I recently helped someone research her father, and he spend nearly a year in England but earned no campaign stars.

Just something to think about. I do a lot of research on medical units, most of which were assigned to the numbered armies. So I've seen many people go down the divisional rabbit hole when there was no division to be found.