Just rescued, the three survivors were (above, left to right): Dewey G. Kile, Michael E. Lira, and Alfred Geier.
Not on patrol that night (and not pictured):
Walter Edward Harmon. Seaman, 1st class. Jamaica, NY. (This information was corrected by Brendan J. McGuirk, godson of Harmon. It was mistakenly printed in the New York Times that he was on board.)
Shown above from left to right:
ALFRED GEIER. Electrician's mate, 2nd class. New Bedford, MA.
MICHAEL LIRA. Fireman, 1st class. St. Louis, MO.
DEWEY G. KILE. Engineman, 1st class. Peoria, MS.
Photo contributed by Edward McCaffrey and taken by his father.
Many thanks to the S-51 family members and Charles Hinman (On Eternal Patrol website) who have contributed photos for the following sections.
Lieutenant, S-51 Commanding Officer
Brockport, CT
Lieutenant Junior Grade
Nutley, NJ
Lieutenant Junior Grade
San Antonio, TX
Lieutenant Junior Grade
Dillon, SC
Lieutenant Junior Grade
Long Beach, CA
Ensign
Mariner's Harbor, NY
Names with a link will have more information.
Engineman, 2nd class
Shoemakersville, PA
Gunner's Mate, 2nd class
Claremont, NH
Engineman, 1st class
Gloucester, MA
Coxswain
Columbus, OH
Motor Machinist's Mate, 1st class
Klein, MT
Engineman, 2nd class
Portland, OR
Chief Torpedoman
Newport, RI
Chief Motor Machinist's Mate
Stratford, CT
Electrician's Mate, 1st class
N. Weymouth, MA
Engineman, 2nd class
Pensacola, FL
Officers' Cook, 2nd class
Philadelphia, PA
Seaman, 1st class
New York, NY
Fireman, 3rd class
Graniteville, MA
Fireman, 3rd class
Augusta, GA
Radioman, 1st class
Bridgeport, CT
Electrician's Mate, 1st class
Gloucester, MA
Torpedoman, 2nd class
Milton, FL
Chief Signalman
Philadelphia, PA
Seaman, 1st class
Bangor, PA
(Frederick pictured on the right.)
Seaman, 1st class
Bangor, PA
(William pictured on the left.)
Fireman, 2nd class
El Paso, TX
Torpedoman, 3rd class
Pawtucket, RI
Torpedoman, 1st class
Norfolk, VA
Torpedoman, 3rd class
S. Boston, MA