In a nautical sense, this means to be safely anchored with protection against winds. This site is one of history and dates all the way back to World War II. It is said to be the site of remedial operations of the Chinese, their burial site, as well as the armed forces personnel and training base during World War II. It is said that more than 20,000 Australian as well as American troopers had trained here and shipped to shore for operations. Furthermore, the area was said to have been reinforced heavily against a prospective Japanese attack lurking in the unknown back in the day.