The 32 Crew Members
31 men missing. 1 body recovered.
Sailors who deserve to be remembered.
An appeal to the families
We wish to contact the families of the crew members for whom we do not yet have a photograph, so that we can honour every one of them and leave no gaps. Overcoming grief for the sake of the memory of future generations.
Contact the research teamOfficers
Julián Díaz Marcuartu
Captain
34 years old
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Pedro Beascoechea Gorordo
Oficial
40 years old
Alfredo Burgos Gastón
Third Officer
23 years old
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Jesús María de la Torre Ruiz de Azúa
Chief Engineer
31 years old
José Manuel Álvarez Iriondo
Jefe de Máquinas (supernumerario)
33 years old
Juan Manuel Gordo de los Llanos
Primer Oficial de Máquinas
36 years old
Crew
Federico Escobedo Ríos
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Julián Alberdi Gardiazábal
40 years old
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Ramón Romero Cubina
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Juan Bello Seco
Pedro María Gámiz Frade
Electrician
28 years old
José Ángel Tejada Larrea
31 years old
Francisco Martín Rodríguez
37 years old
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Ricardo Alzaga Varela
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Antonio Herrero Monsalve
Radio Officer
Body recovered
Juan Antonio Manterola Recagorri
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Juan Rodríguez Caamaño
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Antonio Julio Vilariño
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Carlos Vázquez López
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Josu Villalabeitia Líbano
Fidel Escandón Araujo
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Santiago Tellechea Astienza
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Manuel Pais García
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Manuel Lado Beiro
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Graciano Gutiérrez Celis
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Manuel Lago Olivera
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José Manuel Arzá Bastineza
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Francisco Erauzquin Elexpe
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Víctor Manuel Sestayo Santiagos
Jaime Barturen Gaubeca
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Cesáreo Martija Uriarte
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Vlaho Gjurasic
Antonio Herrero Monsalve
The only body recovered was that of Radio Officer Antonio Herrero Monsalve. He was found on December 23, 1964, among the rocks of Ulak Island, alongside two other bodies that could not be retrieved “due to the dangerous nature of the location”.
A wristwatch and a Saint Christopher medal were recovered with him. He was buried at the cemetery in Anchorage (Alaska).
The remaining 31 crew members were officially declared dead in 1973, nine years after the wreck.
Do you have information about a crew member?
Photographs, biographical details, family testimonies… Any information is valuable in completing the story of these men.