Recipients of Fast Attack Craft War Badge With Diamonds
- Kapitänleutnant Werner Töniges on 16 December 1942
- Kapitänleutnant Siegfried Wuppermann on 14 April 1943
- Korvettenkapitän Friedrich Kemnade on 27 May 1943
- Korvettenkapitän Georg Christiansen on 13 November 1943
- Korvettenkapitän Bernd-Georg Klug on 1 January 1944
- Korvettenkapitän Klaus Feldt on 1 January 1944
- Kapitän zur See Rudolf Petersen on 13 June 1944
- Kapitänleutnant Götz Freiherr von Mirbach on 14 June 1944
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