I figure Palpatine probably boarded the first one offscreen in some non-movie canon material. Even considering Palpatine, Wedge outlived everyone else who had been to both Death Stars.
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Don't forget L3-37
Sure, her "new body" never docked with DS2, but flying into its heart and killing the damn thing with fire has to count for something.
The high death toll on both sides at Yavin and DS1's short operational lifetime probably keep the list down to these four, though.
She did cross my mind, but I wasn’t quite sure if her becoming part of the Falcon’s computer still constituted a sentience or a “self” per se. The Falcon was at the DS2 as much as Wedge was.