The first assignment was at 100m. He left the Air Force the following year, citing concerns from his parents about flying. He joined the Navy a year later. He served in the Gunnery Division in charge of weapons on warships and served in World War II. He was the only Indian to serve on the warships of the T-3 Armed Forces, providing security for cargo ships. After Colonel Gill, he joined the Army from the Navy at the age of 100, as part of his 100th birthday with the Artillery Regiment Gangs. Participated in the Pak war. Land, Navy, Air Force, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, North New Delhi: Tipal is the only Indian to have served in the Armed Forces, the only Eastern States in the country to have served in the Army, and to have been promoted to the rank of Colonel in the rank of Colonel in 1970 after the British in 1942. Part Royal retired. 100 years on completion of 100 years. A native of Punjab, he joined the Indian Air Force in Chandigarh for the first time. The Karachi people, who were part of the family, took the oath of office yesterday at the residence of then Indian Chief Minister Amarinder Singh Assam.