Knight's Cross With Oak Leaves
- Josef Dietrich 31.12.1941 Obergruppenführer and General of W-SS
- Albert Frey 20.12.1943 Obersturmbannführer Commander 1st SS Pz.Gren Rgt
- Max Hansen 17.04.1945 Standartenführer Commander 1st SS Pz.Gren Rgt
- Hugo Kraas 24.01.1944 Obersturmbannführer Commander 2nd SS Pz.Gren Rgt
- Kurt Meyer 23.02.1943 Obersturmbannführer Commander Reconnaissance Battalion
- Joachim Peiper 27.01.1944 Sturmbannführer Commander 1st SS Panzer Rgt
- Werner Pötschke 15.03.1945 Sturmbannführer Commander I/1st SS Panzer Rgt
- Theodor Wisch 12.02.1944 Brigadeführer and Generalmajor of W-SS Commander 1st SS Panzer Division LSSAH
- Fritz Witt 01.03.1943 Standartenführer Commander 1st SS Panzer Gren Rgt
- Michael Wittmann 30.01.1944 Untersturmführer platoon commander 13(s)/1st SS Panzer Rgt
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