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Pistol Pete celebrates with his crew
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Former Pistol Pete, Franz Conway ’90, far left, and his Army crew were heavily involved in preparing and shipping the “last vehicle out of Iraq.” The vehicle was loaded on a ship and will be displayed at the 1st Cavalry Division museum at Ft. Hood, Texas.