Part 4 contains:
The planned disposal of the midget submarines after the attacks
The honouring of the wreck site
More on conditions on the midget submarines
Opening the wreck site for limited public access
Does the wreck site pose a public danger?
The security and surveillance of the wreck site
The implications and cost of recovering, conserving and displaying the midget submarine as an alternative to leaving the wreck site as it is
What effect did the attacks have on the moral of the local population?
Why was Sydney targeted for attack?
Summary
Speaker: Tim Smith, Deputy Director Heritage Branch, NSW Office of Environment and Heritage and NSW State Government Maritime Archaeologist
Interviewer: David Key, Visitor Services Coordinator, Heritage & Portfolios, Meroogal & Western Sydney Portfolio
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