Ehrentafel der Deutschen Kriegsmarine. 5.9.1943

[Ian Jewison]

Here's something you don't see very often unlike the Army/SS and Luftwaffe equivalent!

I didn't realise but the Kriegsmarine published theirs on a monthly basis unlike others which were every fortnight.

/Ian

[Ian Jewison]

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[Simon O.]

There's some interesting names in there. Until a few months ago i had a promotion doc to Hermann Alberts and the Sensenhauser DKiG is particularly interesting, he was a coastal artillery battery commander up on the North Finnish coast where the German and Soviet coastal batteries engaged in daily artillery duels. The highest award to a member of the marineartillerie in Norway\Finland.

[JUNGCO]

Ian,
Many where published with the Marineverordnungsblatt, so I have a few.
Jeff

[Hank C.]

Very interesting item. I (personally) find it sort of interesting that the names seem to be listed with no particular order. Neither by command, name, or rank. Just seemingly random...

best
Hank

[Daniele C]

interesting documents!

[Edward L. Hsiao]

Interesting Indeed!

Gentlemen,

Thank you for showing these interesting document lists of these RK and DKiG holders of the Kriegsmarine of 1943. Some of the DKiG holders on those lists would win Knight's Cross later on. Walter-Erich Schneider was one of them that was also a Knight's Cross holder later on.

Sincerely,


Edward L. Hsiao