No theres is no indication of the 74th being at FortDrum or in New Jersey. What was the time frame they met?
Here is the timeline i have:
Clayton J Butler
ASN 20142149
Enlisted 29 Sept 1939 in the New Hampshire National Guard
Inducted to Active Service 16 Sept 1940 at Nashua, NH
ASN 20142149
BRANCH: ALPHA DESIGNATION CAC Coast Artillery Corps
Assigned to 74th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment probably at Fort Monroe, VA. about Jan 1941.
The 74th transferred to Cp. Pendleton, VA, 7-19-41 until deployed to AA positions in Norfolk- Portsmouth, VA, area 12-14-41 to 11-19-42;
The 74th moved to A.P. Hill M.R., VA. Transferred to Ft. Meade, MD, 28-April-43, then to Cp. Myles Standish, MA, until departure from NYC.
The 74th sailed from New york and joined Convoy UGF-8 29 April 1943 at Hampton Roads, VA.
Convoy UGF-8 arrived at Oran, North Africa 11-May-43.
The 74th deployed to Sardinia 27-Oct-43.
The 74th Coast Artillery (AA) Regiment was inactivated 1-May-44 and HHB redesignated 74th AAA Gp; 1st Bn, 74th AAA (Gun) Bn; 2nd Bn, 896th AAA (AW) Bn. The 3rd Bn was disbanded.
The 74th AAA (Gun) Bn moved to Southern France, date unknown.
74th AAA (Gun) Bn disbanded 23 Dec 44 & redesignated as the 370th Engineer Combat Bn, 31 December 1944, at Gignac, France.
The 370th ECB participated in Central Europe & Rhineland Campaigns with the Seventh Army.
Claton left the 370th, probably with enough points for discharge, and returned to the US on 18 July 1945, arriving 7 Aug 1945.
I dont have his discharge date, i didnt show on the document you sent.