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13 December, 12:28

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g. magee, jr., died a few months after writing the poem "high flight" which expresses his feelings about being a World War II pilot. Is Reagan quote from the poem an effective way to end his speech?

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  1. 13 December, 13:18
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    Reagan's speech from January 28, 1986 was a mourn speech after the explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger, the first in-flight explosion in space program history. Ending the speech with the quote from "High Flight" was a way of connecting both tragedies, all of the deaths of WW2 and these deaths in the Shuttle, and a way of saying that the nation and the space program will continue despite the tragedy, just as United States continued WW2 until tyranny in Europe was defeated.
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