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Hannibal Choose A Role Model
If I could choose a role model it would be Hannibal Smith from the A-Team. To begin, Hannibal will always be there for the A-Team. Whether is into a huge firefight, or escaping high-security prisons, Hannibal will be there to save the day. I look up to his leadership, and his care for the A-Team. Secondly, Hannibal Smith knows how to put together a plan, and execute it (he loves it when a plan comes together). The A-Team consists of 4 members, and together with Smith creating the plan they are a force to be reckoned. Smith has improvised tons of plans that saved the whole team, and without him, the A-Team couldn’t exist. And finally, Hannibal experience in the US military. Hannibal Smith served in the Vietnam War, and received countless medals
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