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ive done more digging, with a link that was previously provided to me by Steve T, ive figured out that before the war, the 907th air engineering squadron was the 1810th Engineer Aviation Company...

Been all over NARA, no record of his serial # or name, or his unit for that matter, quite odd.

Ive been wondering about somethings on his discharge paper, he went to the ETO in August of 43, but...

ive got my browser setup to clear cookies/cached files every time i exit the browser to decrease files piling up and slowing down my system.

used two other pcs in my house, and even my work...

hahahaha rivertucky. used to rubber ducks and fontucky, never heard rivertucky. still getting a Server Not Found error aswell, im about to kick my ISPs ass!

i dont doubt your ability to access it, im just not sure why the hell i cant access my own country's archives lol

still not able to access the site, ive turned off all security programs, used multiple browsers (firefox, chrome, IE) even tried proxy use, nothing!

wukkas = worries?

ozzie slang is so hard to understand, im barely used to my kiwi cousins and all their odd words lol

Thats really odd rene, thank you for the link though, and hopefully ill be able to gain access soon!

hrm, after temporarily disabling my security software, i still cannot access the nara site.

i keep getting a Server Not Found error when i try to access that link, or even the main page at archives.gov for that matter

I have very little info on my grandfathers service in the US army during ww2, minus his medals and a copy of his Honorable Discharge paper, he had passed before i was born, so i never got the chance...