Comments:HMAS Sydney found
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—79.71.240.79 (talk) 00:45, 7 September 2009 (UTC)Can anyone tell me if the HMAS Sydney was in Belfast, Northern Ireland around Christmas, 1940. I have been told it was in dry dock for repairs. I would really appreciate any information on this or if anyone knows of any other Australian ship that was in Belfast during the same time. This is extremely important to me as I am trying to find my father whose name was Ted Reynolds or Rowlands.