Later Career
In July 1937, Rowley became a coach firstly with Lancashire AFA and later at RAF Uxbridge. In April 1942, he was commissioned as an acting pilot officer, with the rank made permanent in June. In October 1942 he was promoted to flying officer and in January 1946 to flight lieutenant. In May 1955, he was transferred to reserve with the rank of squadron leader.
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