Dean Paul Martin Jr. Crash Site
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The approximate location of where Dean Martin's son, Dean Paul Martin, and his Weapons Safety Officer, Captain Ramon Ortiz, died when he crashed his F-4 Phantom plane in 1987. It is almost mingled with another crash site, that of a C-119 Boxcar that went down during fire suppression efforts circa 1970s. The coordinates of the C-119 are 33 58'31.99, -116 46' 41.99. A Pratt & Whitney 2800 18 cylinder engine may still exist at the C-119 crash site. What little remains of Martin's F4, which hit a perpendicular wall, may remain in a dry creek.
The crash sites are located on private reservation land.
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The crash sites are located on private reservation land.
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Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dean_Paul_Martin
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Coordinates: 33°58'31"N 116°46'42"W
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