Orders and Medals
Kingdom of Saxony
- Military Order of St. Henry, Knight Commander, 30 March 1916, after his 12th and 13th victories
- Military Order of St. Henry, Knight, 21 September 1915
- Albert Order, Knight's Cross with Swords
- (Silver) Friedrich August Medal, “For Gallantry in the Face of the Enemy”, 15 July 1915
Kingdom of Prussia / Imperial German
- Pour le Mérite, 12 January 1916, after his eighth victory
- Iron Cross, First Class, 1 August 1915, after his first victory
- Iron Cross, Second Class, 3 June 1915, after flying a successful reconnaissance mission with Lt. von Teubern (observer)
- Royal House Order of Hohenzollern, Knight's Cross with Swords, November 1915
Kingdom of Bavaria
- Military Merit Order, Fourth Class, ca. 6–12 December 1915
Miscellaneous German
- Hanseatic Cross (Hamburg), 15 March 1916, after flying aerial defense for the Mayor of Hamburg
Other
- The Turkish War Medal of 1915 (Ottoman Empire), April/May 1916
- Imtiyaz Medal in Silver (Ottoman Empire), April/May 1916
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