| Kinloch | D A | Lieutenant Colonel | List of CB recipients. Various sources | Grenadier Guards |
| Kirkpatrick | W J | Lieutenant Colonel | Entered 1874; Lieutenant Colonel, 1897. Staff Service: Adjutant Auxiliary Forces. War service: Egyptian Expedition 1882 (Despatches; medal with clasp; bronze star; Brevet of Major).
Source: List of CB recipients. Various sources | York and Lancaster Regiment |
| Kitchener | F W | Major General | Entered 1876; Brevet Colonel, 1898. Staff Service: DAAG for Inst, Bombay, 1891-96; Special Service, Egypt, 1896; Specially employed with Egyptian Army, 1897-99; Brigadier General, Infantry Brigade, South Africa, 1900. War service: Afghan War, 1878-79-80 (Despatches; medal with clasp); Expedition to Dongola (Despatches; Brevet of Lieutenant Colonel; 4th Class Osmanieh; Egyptian medal with 2 clasps); Nile Expedition 1897; Nile Expedition 1898(Despatches; Brevet of Colonel; 3rd class Medjidie; 3 clasps to Egyptian medal; medal); Boer War, 1899-1903 (Despatches); on Staff.
Source: List of CB recipients. Various sources | Staff |
| Lambton | H | Captain | Born in 1856, and is son of the 2nd Earl of Durham. He entered the Royal Navy in 1870, and took part in the bombardment of Alexandria and the Egyptian War of 1882, receiving the medal and two clasps. In the early days of Boer War, Captain Lambton (as his rank then was) landed a naval brigade of 280 men from the Powerful at Durban, and proceeded to Iadvsmith, where he arrived on Oct 30, 1899, with two Maxims, four long naval 12-pounders, and two 45-pounders, the popular conviction being that the timely arrival of these guns and the fine marksmanship displayed by his men saved Ladysmith from falling into the hands of the Boer forces. Sir George White referred to Captain Lambton as "the life of the garrison throughout the siege". Admiral Lambton arrived back in England in May, 1900, and since 1901 commanded the King's yacht, until in November, 1904, he was appointed Rear Admiral of the Third Cruiser Squadron in the Mediterranean in succession to Sir Baldwin Walker. He is the youngest flag officer in the British Navy, and was promoted KCVO in 1906. He later attained the rank of Admiral of the Fleet in March 1915 and was a Member of Parliament. GCB
Source: List of CB recipients. Various sources | Royal Navy |
| Lassetter | H B | Lieutenant Colonel | List of CB recipients. Various sources | New South Wales contingent |
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