USS Saratoga (NCC-31911) personnel
The following crewmembers served aboard the  in 2366:

Named
 Doran
 Benjamin Sisko
 Jake Sisko
 Jennifer Sisko

Unnamed Saratoga personnel

Captain

The captain of the Saratoga, a Vulcan male, was killed during the Battle of Wolf 359 in late 2366. ()

Civilians 
These civilians were in the corridors of the Saratoga while the ship was evacuated during the Battle of Wolf 359 in 2366. ()

Command division officer 
This command division officer was on duty at the aft station of the bridge and was killed when the Saratoga was hit by the Borg during the Battle of Wolf 359 in 2366. ()

Ensign 
This ensign from the operations division passed by Sisko's quarters during the Battle of Wolf 359 in 2366 and was handed the unconscious Jake Sisko to carry him to an escape pod. ()

Escape pod pilots 
Two escape pod pilots, a Human male and a female crewman from the sciences division. They piloted one of several escape pods to launch from the Saratoga after the ship's destruction became imminent during the Battle of Wolf 359 in 2366. ()

Escape pod survivors 
Several escape pod survivors survived the destruction of the Saratoga by using the escape pods during the Battle of Wolf 359 in 2366. ()

Flight controller 

The flight control officer of the Saratoga was a female Human ensign. She was instructed by the captain to move the ship to position alpha. She was killed during the Battle of Wolf 359 in late 2366. ()

Operations officer 

The operations officer of the Saratoga was a Human female who held the rank of ensign. During the Battle of Wolf 359 in late 2366, where she died. ()

Tactical officer 

The tactical officer, a Bolian male lieutenant, was one of only two bridge officers to survive the Battle of Wolf 359 in 2366. He was later forced to physically drag Benjamin Sisko away from the body of his deceased wife to safety. ()

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Unnamed Bolians
Unnamed Humans
Unnamed Vulcans
Unnamed Starfleet personnel (24th century)