Looking to Research Rem-Rand 1911A1

I have an early model and would like to try to research where it would have been sent after it was made in 1943. I'm guessing the records are vague or nonexistent, but would like to pursue it to see what can be found.

Ideas, suggestions?

Sorry, should have included serial 9839** which makes it 1943 and it has the dulite finish...well it was once before most was worn off. Gun is in very nice mechanical condition, looking like it was carried/handled a lot but not banged/scratched up at all. Actually shoots very well with moderate hand loads although not shot very often. Barrel is slightly frosted but it doesn't seem to affect accuracy. I've had it for some years, bought long enuf ago when $500 was considered pricy! I'm my dotage, I would love to find out where it was sent for dispersal after manufacture. Years ago I inquired of Springfield Research and while this number did not show up, the nearest to it was sent to "4th Airdrome Group".....wherever that was....have not been able to even locate such a Group. I'll give your suggestions a try and see if I can find out anything more. Not a very good pic but here it is:

https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?attachments/p9080001-2-jpg.32780/

Thanks Tipoc. According to a footnote on the coolgunsite, Rem-Rand did not manufacture or ship in consecutive serial number order. That being the case, its highly unlikely that I would ever find any records of where batches of RR's were shipped. I did find out that the Mainspring Housing on mine is one made by Singer, just some of the parts that RR acquired in the early days of mfg. At least I have a little piece of a Singer. LOL

Ron James said:

If you have good karma, you may find out where the gun was first shipped. Other than the possible theater of war, you are never going to find out where that 1911 has been, Such records don't exist ; After it arrives " in country " all records are temporary and are non archival . That means local records are destroyed or thrown away when no longer current or needed'

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I've been all over the sites I could find with no luck at finding even the theater of war. That's all I hoped to find, if that.
Way back, Springfield records listed one serial in the general range of mine as being sent to "4th Airdrome Group". I've not been able to find any location for that group, and even if I did, no assurance mine was in that batch.

Ron James said:

Airdrome is a WWI term, Springfield records would have no bearing on a Remington Rand

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I can't think of anything else, but maybe someday, the RR records will surface in some old warehouse. By then I'll likely be gone so it won't matter any more. Appreciate all the replies.