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- Athol_Townley abstract "Athol Gordon Townley (3 October 1905 – 24 December 1963) was an Australian politician and Minister for Defence. Townley was born in Hobart and educated at Elizabeth Street State School and Hobart High School, and at Hobart Technical College. He qualified as a pharmaceutical chemist in 1928 and in 1930 found a job looking after quality control for a Sydney baker. In 1931, he married Hazel Florence Greenwood and they later moved back to Hobart where he formed a partnership with his brother, Rex, that eventually owned three pharmacies. He joined the Royal Australian Navy in September 1940, and in February 1941, he was sent to England to train in bomb- and mine-disposal work. He returned to Australia and commanded the patrol boat Steady Hour, which assisted in destroying a Japanese midget submarine during the attack on Sydney Harbour in June 1942. He was put in command of the Fairmile B motor launch ML817 in January 1943, promoted to acting lieutenant commander in March and was involved in the New Guinea campaign.".
- Athol_Townley activeYearsEndDate "1963-12-24".
- Athol_Townley activeYearsStartDate "1949-12-10".
- Athol_Townley alias "Australian politician andMinister for Defence".
- Athol_Townley birthDate "1905-10-03".
- Athol_Townley birthPlace Hobart.
- Athol_Townley birthYear "1905".
- Athol_Townley deathDate "1963-12-24".
- Athol_Townley deathPlace East_Melbourne,_Victoria.
- Athol_Townley deathYear "1963".
- Athol_Townley party Liberal_Party_of_Australia.
- Athol_Townley region Division_of_Denison.
- Athol_Townley relation Rex_Townley.
- Athol_Townley successor Adrian_Gibson.
- Athol_Townley thumbnail Menzies1951Ministry.jpg?width=300.
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- Athol_Townley wikiPageRevisionID "659996081".
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- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Alan_Hulme.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Alick_Downer.
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- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Australian_House_of_Representatives.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Australian_federal_election,_1949.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Ben_Chifley.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Bill_Spooner_(politician).
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Bomb_disposal.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Category:1905_births.
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- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Category:Defence_ministers_of_Australia.
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- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Category:Royal_Australian_Navy_personnel_of_World_War_II.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Demining.
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- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink East_Melbourne,_Victoria.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Fairmile_B_motor_launch.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Frederick_Osborne.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink General_Dynamics_F-111_Aardvark.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Harold_Holt.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Hobart.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Hobart_College,_Tasmania.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Howard_Beale_(politician).
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- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Minister_for_Human_Services_(Australia).
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Minister_for_Immigration_and_Border_Protection.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Minister_for_Infrastructure_and_Regional_Development_(Australia).
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- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Paul_Hasluck.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Philip_McBride.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Pneumonia.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Rex_Townley.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Robert_Menzies.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Royal_Australian_Navy.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Shane_Paltridge.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink South_Vietnam.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink The_Honourable.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Vietnam_War.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink Washington,_D.C..
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink William_McMahon.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLink File:Menzies1951Ministry.jpg.
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLinkText "Athol Townley".
- Athol_Townley wikiPageWikiLinkText "Athol".
- Athol_Townley alternativeNames "Australian politician and Minister for Defence".
- Athol_Townley birthDate "1905-10-03".
- Athol_Townley birthPlace "Hobart, Tasmania".
- Athol_Townley caption "Townley is fourth from left in stading row of the Menzies Government, 1951".
- Athol_Townley constituencyMp Division_of_Denison.
- Athol_Townley dateOfBirth "1905-10-03".
- Athol_Townley dateOfDeath "1963-12-24".
- Athol_Townley deathDate "1963-12-24".
- Athol_Townley deathPlace "East Melbourne, Victoria".
- Athol_Townley honorificPrefix The_Honourable.
- Athol_Townley name "Athol Townley".
- Athol_Townley name "Townley, Athol Gordon".
- Athol_Townley nationality "Australian".
- Athol_Townley occupation "Chemist".
- Athol_Townley parliament "Australian".
- Athol_Townley party Liberal_Party_of_Australia.
- Athol_Townley placeOfBirth "Hobart, Tasmania, Australia".
- Athol_Townley placeOfDeath "East Melbourne, Victoria".
- Athol_Townley predecessor John_Gaha.
- Athol_Townley relations Rex_Townley.
- Athol_Townley shortDescription "Australian politician".
- Athol_Townley spouse "Hazel Florence Greenwood".
- Athol_Townley successor Adrian_Gibson.
- Athol_Townley termEnd "1963-12-24".
- Athol_Townley termStart "1949-12-10".
- Athol_Townley title Minister_for_Defence_(Australia).
- Athol_Townley title Minister_for_Human_Services_(Australia).
- Athol_Townley title Minister_for_Immigration_and_Border_Protection.
- Athol_Townley title Minister_for_Infrastructure_and_Regional_Development_(Australia).