About Adolphe Lippig Boyce
Lived 1866 – 1955 (aged 88–89). Adolphe Lippig Boyce was a physician.
Major Adolphe Lippig Boyce, M.D. (1866 – 1955) was the commander of Boyce's Tigers, a paramilitary group. He trained civilians on Governor's Island prior to World War I and New York City Center prior to World War II.
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Who was Adolphe Lippig Boyce?
commander of paramilitary group
When was Adolphe Lippig Boyce born?
Adolphe Lippig Boyce was born in 1866.
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Adolphe Lippig Boyce died in 1955.
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Adolphe Lippig Boyce was a physician.
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