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No HHOX here, but a very interesting description for an EK 1 award: Lt Artur Gdanietz destroyed two tanks with direct hits from a Minenwerfer: 

(Die Presse, 31.10.1918)

A new one I believe: Lt dR Gutzeit from Thorn 

Die Presse, 1.11.1918

New one or more info: HdR Wallmann from IR 61

From Die Presse, 22.12.1918

Die Presse, 11.12.1918:

This might be a new HHOX: Olt Kaspar Gerlach from IR 98, 1887-1917:

From the Verlustliste of the Hessischer Volksschullehrerverein:

http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/2013/buch_hessische-volksschullehrerverein_wk1_teil1.html

Here are several ones for the White Falcon list from the Eisenach Gedenkbuch: 

http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/2010/eisenach_gb_wk1_A-G_thuer.htm

Willy Baacke, Arno Bliedner, Rudolf Böttger, Armin Brockmann, Max Büschel, Hermann Coch, Richard Ebert, August Engelhardt, Curt zum Felde, Theo Foltz, Hermann Fürbringer

http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/2010/eisenach_gb_wk1_H-Q_thuer.htm

Kurt Harseim, Arthur Henning (new first name), Wilhelm v. Holleben, Hans Kleinsteuber, Rudolf Kleinsteuber, Egon Kürbs, Gustav Liess, Alfred Limbach, Fritz Loosch, Willi Mattheus, Hugo Mattig, Walther Ohnesorg, Dr. Hermann Osske (new first name)

http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/2010/eisenach_gb_wk1_R-Z_thuer.htm

Hermann Rosendorf, Max Sommer, Fritz Walther (new first name), Martin Wernick (more info), Carl Alexander v. Wurmb, Hans Lutz v. Wurmb

http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/2013/buch_hessische-volksschullehrerverein_wk1_teil1.html

August Vole (new first name)

http://denkmalprojekt.org/2019/verlustliste_deutsche-bank-1918_wk1.html

Felix Seidler

http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/2019/verlustliste_deutsche-bank-1917_wk1.html

Fritz Bodenschatz

15 hours ago, Mattyboy said:

Wilhelm Glover should read Wilhelm Gloyer. Award appeared in MWB dated 11th July 1918. 

 

Would make sense. I find a Wilhelm Rudolf Claus Gloyer, born 1893 in Itzehoe, died 1968 in Düsseldorf. 

Another new one: Lt dR Wilhelm Glover from Itzehoe: 

From Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle, 1.6.1918

New first name: Lt dR Theo Normann 

From Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle, 28.5.1918

And just for a break, isn't this a nice message: The Kaiser personally allowed the seven soldier sons of the widow Kosow to go on holiday to visit their mother. 

(Hamb. Corresp., 12.1.1918)

This seems to be another new one: Flyer Lt Joachim Mörner, born 1895. 

This link provides access to all his documents:

https://www.europeana.eu/de/item/2020601/https___1914_1918_europeana_eu_contributions_12853

Here comes one of the Schmidts: Olt dR Ernst Schmidt 

From Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle. 9.7.1918

There are no HHOXs here, but this is such a nice listing of many different awards I wanted to post it here anyway. Many different states, and even the Finnish Medal of Liberty to Unteroffizier R. Burmeister and Maschinistenmaat Max Krause. 

From Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle. 19.7.1918

Not sure if this is a new one, or just a new first name: Lt Otto Carstens, plus other awards

From Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle, 16.7.1918

Yet more info on Hptm Friedrich Eggers: we had the death notice before, but here is a full obituary:

From Neue Hamburger Zeitung, 8.5.1918

More info on awards of Lt (Johannes) Leistikow:

From Hamburger Anzeiger, 10.3.1917

By coincidence, also found the death notice of his father, from Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle, 30.10.1917

Another first name Olt dR Egger Rasmuß from a FAR, along with Helmut Frers (we had him already): 

From Hamburger Anzeiger, 29.5.1918

Jensen was from Schottsbüllfeld, here mentioned together with Dr. Wolff and Matthiessen, who we already have.

From Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle, 30.5.1918

I don't think we have him yet: Lt dR J. P. Jensen:

From Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle. 5.6.1918

KL Kurt Siewert died 1934.

From Hamburger Nachrichten, 7.2.1934

Happy new year! We continue: More on Olt dR Werner Triebner:

From Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle, 08.09.1927

I was also trying to sort out the Kaltenborn-Stachaus, I think they were already discussed here.

In the RL 1914, we have:
 

1) a Hptm in IR 64, M aD

that must be Hans Carl Friedrich Rudolph von Kaltenborn-Stachau, 1877-?, he is the one who got the HHOX

2) a Lt in GG1, KIA 1914

that must be Friedrich Heinrich Rudolf von Kaltenborn-Stachau, Olt, 1885-1914

Both 1+2 were sons of GdI Hans Carl Georg von Kaltenborn-Stachau , 1836-98, Prussian Kriegsminister 1890-93

3) an Olt in FR 80

that must be Joachim Bertold Gustav Franz, (char) M aD, 1884-1972, 1941 Oberst, son of GL Ludwig v. Kaltenborn-Stachau, 1846-1931

4) a Lt in FußArt Schießschule, kd z Sem. f. orient. Sprachen, H aD from Schutztruppe DOA 

that must be Roland Rudolf, 1884-1934

5) another Lt dR in IR 82

Not sure we have him already: flyer Joachim v. Schröder (1885-1929), died in a crash as a Lufthansa captain. 

From Hamburger Nachrichten, 20.12.1929

Looks like a new first name: Flieger Lt dR Alfred E Petersen

Death notice from Hamburger Nachrichten, 4.1.1930

Stellv. Polizeipräsident Zenke, I guess this is the LtdR Zenke in our lists:

From Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle, 27.4.1933

Another new one: Lt Leopold Ganser

From Hamburgischer Correspondent und neue hamburgische Börsen-Halle, 15.10.1918

Some more info on Oberst aD Carl Will:

From Hamburger Nachrichten, 12.6.1934

But how about GL Lw Ernst Krüger, originally from FR 86? Again, Luftwaffe sources credit him with HHOX, and there is this picture of him, which very much seems to have the HHOX on the bar:

I definitely agree about Weinknecht, it should be listed in one of the RH lists, and those RK sources are too unreliable.

Gerstenberg - I guess you are right as well, but he dropped out of RH after some years to leave for Moscow, so there might be uncorrected mistakes in the lists. He is listed with HHOX in Hillgruber, I just wonder from where he got that information. The pictures I found of Gerstenberg are too blurry to be useful.