In the front line facing Clark's forces were five divisions of Joachim Lemelsen's German 14th Army (20th "Luftwaffe" Field Division, 16th SS "Panzer" Grenadier Division (16. "Panzergrenadierdivision"), 65th and 362nd Infantry Divisions and the 4th Parachute Division) and two divisions on the western end of von Vietinghoff's German 10th Army (356th and 715th Infantry Divisions). By the end of the first week in September, the "Luftwaffe" Field Division and the 356th Infantry Division had been moved to the Adriatic front along with (from army reserve) the 29th "Panzer" Grenadier Division and the armoured reserve of 26th "Panzer" Division. The 14th Army was not of the same quality as the 10th Army: it had been badly mauled in the retreat from Anzio and some of its replacements had been hastily and inadequately trained.