Wilhelm Antrup (1 February 1910 – 14 November 1984) was a German air general. 
During the Nazi era, he served in the "Luftwaffe" and was a recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves. In June 1944, Oberstleutnant Antrup led Operation Zaunkoenig, the German bombing and subsequent destruction of the U.S. bomber force deployed to Ukraine to carry out shuttle air raids on Nazi Germany and its allies, known as Operation Frantic. In 1956, joined the post war German Air Force of the newly-founded "Bundeswehr". In 1964, he became commander of the "Höhere Technische Schule der Luftwaffe" (Higher Technical School of the Luftwaffe), which was reorganized to the "Technische Akademie der Luftwaffe" (Technical Academy of the Luftwaffe) on 1 June 1966. His rank was "Brigadegeneral". Antrup was retired in March 1968.
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