Looking for my dad's route through Europe during ww2 1943-1945

Question

We have information on his enlisted record and report of separation honorable discharge papers

Dave Kerr · Answer

What is his name? 
 
 By the way, the History of the 157th has been digitized by Bangor Public Library and can be 
 downloaded here: 
 
 https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/ww_reg_his/223/ 
 
 Simply: Sicily, Italy, Southern France, Alsace, Germany. 
 The 157th ended the war in Munich. 
 
 Dave

Jo Shipley · Answer

AT would be the Anti-Tank Company of the 157th Infantry Regiment, 45th Infantry Division. 
 The map below is from the 45th Infantry Division WWII Re-Enactors. Their website, 45th Infantry Division Re-Enactors has a wealth of information about the 45th Infantry Division and the 157th Infantry Regiment. 
 
 The Oklahoma History Society has several web pages about the 45th Infantry Division including pages on Sicily, France, and Germany. World War II | Oklahoma Historical Society (okhistory.org) 
 From the Oklahoma Historical Society: 
 "The 45th Infantry Division was a National Guard Unit. Men from the state militias of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Oklahoma made up the division. In September of 1940, the War Department called the 45th Infantry to federal service and began training for a possible war with Germany and Japan. During World War II, the 45th served in Italy, France, and Germany. The symbol for the 45th Infantry is an American Indian "Thunderbird," so people call the 45th the Thunderbird Division as well." 
 After Action Reports for the 157th Infantry Regiment are available on this website: 157th Infantry Regiment After Action Reports See the April 1945 AAR regardng the liberation of the Dachau concentration camp. 
 History of the 157th Infantry Regiment (Rifle), 4 June 1943-8 May 1945: Free digital edition on Fold3. Requires free Fold3 registration if you are not already registered with Fold3 or Ancestry. Mentions the Anti-Tank Company on 102, 132, 133, and 134. 
 Whitlock, Flint (2005). "The Rock Of Anzio: From Sicily To Dachau, A History Of The U.S. 45th Infantry Division". New York City, New York: Basic Books. ISBN 978-0-813343-01-3 .

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