little stronger than a battalion, was behind the Giovani Fascisti and the Panzer Grenadier Regiment watched the main Gabès–Mareth road. These and the 164th Leichte Afrika Division, were the only mobile infantry groups available. See also List of British military equipment of World War II List of French military equipment of World War II List of German military equipment of World War II List of Italian Army equipment in World War II Tunisia Campaign North African campaign timeline List of World War II Battles Panzer Army Africa Notes Footnotes References Further reading published in External links Northwest Africa, Chapter XXVII, Mareth to Enfidaville Tunisian campaign Pugilist Battles of World War II involving the United Kingdom Battles of World War II involving New Zealand Battles of World War II involving Germany Battles of World War II involving Italy Battles of World War II involving France Battles and operations of World War II involving Greece March 1943 events