Rhetorical Analysis Of Reagan's Speech

Reagan goes on to ensure the families that the astronauts were brave and courageous, therefore their mission was not in vain and that the missions will continue. By addressing the youth in his speech, he hopes to encourage them because ultimately they would be the next generation of workers. His tone is effective to convince the nation that it is necessary to continue with the space program. Throughout his speech, he empathizes with those affected by the tragedy, acknowledges the losses, and encourages everyone that they will move past this and look into the future.
Shortly after the disaster, Reagan appointed William P. Rogers (known as the Rogers Commission), to investigate the accident. They wanted to know what or who was responsible for