We choose to go to the moon. — John F. KennedySpeech · Political speechWe choose to go to the moon.John F. Kennedy1962★ 2.1Other tags relating to this quoteTopicThe moon landingSpace RaceGenrePolitical speechMediumSpeechTime1962PersonJohn F. KennedyProvenanceCitationKennedy, John F. Address on nation's space effort. 12 Sept. 1962, Rice University Stadium, Rice University, Houston, TX, USA.
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