G-14 is a Marine outpost on a frigid New World island close to Egghead. Led by Vice Admiral Doll and staffed in part by the SWORD squad, it took in the rescued Punk Hazard children and later hosted Garp during the Final Saga.
Sitting in the New World on a cold island a short distance from Egghead, this facility carries the full designation Marine Headquarters G-14 Branch. It is one of the Marines' bases in the region.
The branch occupies a chilly stretch of coast near Egghead and shelters some of the SWORD unit's members. When the G-5 forces pulled the Punk Hazard children out of danger, they carried the youngsters to this base for keeping.
Command of G-14 falls to Vice Admiral Doll, while Rear Admirals Kujaku and Prince Grus are likewise stationed at the post. After the Blackbeard Pirates captured Koby, Vice Admiral Garp made his way to the branch and asked Helmeppo to accompany him on a mission to bring Koby back.

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G-14 is a Marine outpost located in the New World on a cold island close to Egghead, officially designated Marine Headquarters G-14 Branch.
G-14 is commanded by Vice Admiral Doll, with Rear Admirals Kujaku and Prince Grus also stationed at the base.
After the G-5 forces rescued the children held on Punk Hazard, they brought the youngsters to G-14 for safekeeping.
Vice Admiral Garp traveled to G-14 after the Blackbeard Pirates captured Koby, asking Helmeppo to join him on a mission to bring Koby back.
G-14 sits on a frigid island in the New World a short distance from Egghead, and it also houses members of the SWORD unit.
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