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Anchor text: Gove Peninsula
Target Entity: Gove_Peninsula
Preceding Context: Whitlam trained as a navigator and bomb aimer, before serving with No. 13 Squadron RAAF, based mainly on the
Succeeding Context: , Northern Territory, flying Lockheed Ventura bombers. He reaching the rank of Flight Lieutenant. While in the service, he began his political activities, distributing literature for the Australian Labor Party during the 1943 federal election and urging the passage of the "Fourteen Powers" referendum of 1944, which would have expanded the powers of the Federal government. Although the party was victorious, the referendum it advocated was defeated. In 1961, Whitlam said of the referendum defeat, "My hopes were dashed by the outcome and from that moment I determined to do all I could do to modernise the Australian Constitution." While still in uniform, Whitlam joined the ALP in Sydney in 1945. Whitlam completed his studies after the war, obtained his Bachelor of Laws, and was admitted to the Federal and New South Wales bars in 1947.
Paragraph Title: Military service
Source Page: Gough Whitlam

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