THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE TUNISIA CAMPAIGN, NOVEMBER 1942-MAY 1943 - Troops of the RASC loading a field wireless set onto one of the mules. Fernana, 1 February 1943. A pack mule company of the Royal Army Service Corps recruited a number of local Arabs to assist them. The mules attached to the unit were acquired in North africa by the British Government and the Arabs were employed because of their knowledge of the animals British Army, British Army, 1st Army, British Army, Royal Army Service Corps

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