Eichenblatt-Ärmelabzeichen
The on October 2nd 1942 instituted "Eichenblatt-Ärmelabzeichen" was meant for members of the Jäger-Divisionen and -Bataillonen. It consisted of three oaks leafs and a oaknut within a bright green surronding on a dark green background. It was to be worn on the upper right arm. Versions are known on filt and woven ones.
| Name | Date of birth | Date of death | Awards | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Kahlert, Ernst (Jäger-Regiment 38) | 29-04-1915 | 11-11-1944 |      |
 | Kainz, Karl (Jäger-Regiment 25) | 27-09-1916 | 10-10-2013 |   |
| Kaiser, Josef (Panzerjäger-Abteilung 10) |      | ||
| Keil, Ernst (Panzerjäger-Abteilung 101) | | ||
| Klinzing, Wolfgang (Jäger-Regiment 229) | | ||
| Klövekorn, Wolfram (Jäger-Regiment 227) | 17-06-1914 | 03-02-1943 | |
| Knauss, Karl (Jäger-Regiment 228) |  | ||
| Kollehn, Gerhard (Jäger-Regiment 38) | 08-09-1914 | 30-12-1966 |    more |
| Krüger, Ernst (Jäger-Regiment 204) | | ||
| Kühn, Gerhard (Jäger-Regiment 56) | |
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