List of Knight's Cross of The Iron Cross Recipients of The Schnellboot Service - Knight's Cross With Oak Leaves

Knight's Cross With Oak Leaves

The Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves was based on the enactment Reichsgesetzblatt I S. 849 of 3 June 1940. The last officially announced number for the Oak Leaves was 843.

Number Name Rank Unit Date of award Notes
143 !143 Töniges, WernerWerner Töniges Kapitänleutnant commander of Schnellboot S-102 in the 1. Schnellbootsflottille 01942-11-1313 November 1942
226 !226 Wuppermann, SiegfriedSiegfried Wuppermann Oberleutnant zur See commander of Schnellboot S-56 in the 3. Schnellbootflottille 01943-04-1414 April 1943
249 !249 Kemnade, FriedrichFriedrich Kemnade Korvettenkapitän chief of the 3. Schnellbootflottille 01943-05-2727 May 1943
326 !326 Christiansen, GeorgGeorg Christiansen Korvettenkapitän chief of the 1. Schnellbootflottille 01943-11-1313 November 1943
361 !361 Klug, Bernd-GeorgBernd-Georg Klug Korvettenkapitän chief of the 5. Schnellbootflottille 01944-01-011 January 1944
362 !362 Feldt, KlausKlaus Feldt Korvettenkapitän chief of the 2. Schnellbootflottille 01944-01-011 January 1944
499 !499 Petersen, RudolfRudolf Petersen Kapitän zur See Führer der Schnellboote 01944-06-1313 June 1944
500 !500 Mirbach, Gotz Freiherr vonGötz Freiherr von Mirbach Kapitänleutnant chief of the 9. Schnellbootflottille 01944-06-1414 June 1944

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