You can check with the local VA office. They should be able to help you out.
The 39th Infantry REGIMENT of the 9th Infantry Division was stationed in Aichach, Germany in the fall of 1945, & well into 1946. Richard V. Horrell WW 2 Connections.com The 39th Infantry saw heavy combat in Europe in WW2. They were part of the 9th Infantry Division. Check any website relating to the 9th Infantry Division for more info.
Dirus Diale Dore is the Minister of Information for Guinea.
A greta website for information on guinea pigs is www.guinealynx.info
The 151st Infantry was one of the three infantry regiments in the 38th Infantry Division. This was a National Guard Division from Indiana, Kentucky and West Virginia. The Division left the states and arrived in Hawaii in January 1944. The 38th ID saw action in New Guinea, the southern Philippines, and also on Luzon Island.
The 172nd Infantry was one of the three regiments in the 43rd Infantry Division in WWII. In peacetime this was a National Guard division from New England. Like all National Guard divisions called into active service for WWII ("Federalized"), it received infusions of men from all over and lost much of its flavor as a state-based National Guard unit. The division fought in the Pacific, in New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and on Luzon in the Philippines Islands. See the link below for a more detailed WWII history. http://www.history.army.mil/html/forcestruc/cbtchron/cc/043id.htm
A great website for information on guinea pigs health, diet and lifestyle is www.guinealynx.info
Australia - Papua New Guinea flight information. Link.
Guinea Pigs are not from New Guinea, as many people think, they are actually from South America where they were roasted for food. They sold them for one Guinea (money) hence, the Guinea part in Guinea Pig. Also they sound like snorting pigs hence, the Pig part in Guinea Pig.For more information go to Guinea Pig Lnyx
http://www.guinealynx.info/healthycavy.html The above webiste has excellent information on just about everything to do with guinea pigs. Hope it was able to help! :)
The answer is: NO. Please, obviously guinea pigs are herbivores, and they only eat plant material. Remember, some plants are dangerous for a guinea pig. You may certainly feed your guinea pig veggies, and if you want to learn more visit: www.jackiesguineapiggies.com It has alot of information!
To wash a guinea pig you have to have a sink, soft towel, guinea pig shampoo, perfect temperature of the water and a hair dryer ( only if its cold outside ). For more information: Go to: http://www.wikihow.com/Wash-Your-Guinea-Pigs
Teobaldo Nchaso Matomba is the Minister of Information, Press and Radio in Equatorial Guinea.