His mentor is a Starfleet Captain by the name of Juan Holmes, a young half- Human, half-Bajoran officer who commands the Midway-class U.S.S. Icarus, a ship Joral once served aboard, and who was Joral's squadron leader during the Dominion War. The two initially met during the Bajoran Resistance in a multi-unit raid against a small Cardassian orbital outpost. It was Holmes who convinced Joral to join Starfleet. Holmes at the time was a third year cadet at the Academy. During their respective careers, the two have served along-side each other numerous times, but while Holmes is considered a rising star in the Fleet, Joral has been largely ignored, renowned by many of his past superiors for his disrespect for authority. He was in Starfleet for three years before finally recieving a promotion, and four more before recieving his second. In both cases, his commanding officers had to push for them. However, his time on Miranda appears to have been well spent - at least in the eyes of Marine command. He was a Captain for fewer than six months prior to his promotion to Major, and thus he is now of an equal grade with most of his contemporaries.

When Major Hammond assumed command of Rogue Squadron, he promoted Major Joral to the position of Executive Officer, and Two Flight Leader. It was in this capacity that Joral currently serves, though the duty has not been without its difficulties. Outside of several training exercises (mostly with Vanguard Squadron of the USS Galaxy), he never once served as squadron XO in a combat role before Major Hammond took an assignment onboard a Breen vessel as a Federation observer. Thus it was that the first combat performed by Rogue Squadron after Joral Anton's promotion found him in command of the squadron against T'Kith'kin and Hydran forces.

After Major Hammond's return, Rogue Squadron was instrumental in the rather constly Battle of Havras, in which six pilots were killed and several others wounded, including Joral himself. Indeed, his entire flight was destroyed, and of the four pilots, Joral was the only survivor.

Several months later, shortly after the Miranda's refit, Joral was among over seven-hundred members of the crew to be transported to various points in Earth's past. In his case, Joral spent three years of his life hiding in the the mid-1860's in the midsts of the American Civil War, and then returned to Miranda only three days after his departure. Upon his return to the present, he was unexpectedly given command of the newly-assigned Wraith Squadron.

Joral was promoted to the rank of Commander, as well as CO of Rogue Group and Rogue Squadron in 2382 following the events of Federation Day that year. He was also awarded the 'Golden Starburst' for his actions that day.

Unfortunately, his tenure as Commander Aerospace Group onboard the Miranda was to be short-lived. After spending several months off-ship at SFFC-HQ on Titan, Joral took Rogue Group on a clandestine mission into Lyran territory aboard the escort carrier Gordon, under the command of Colonel Bartolomé Santiago. After discovering Lyran space to be occupied by the Hydran Sovereignty, the Gordon and Rogue Group were led into a trap, and Commander Joral (along with six other pilots) was pronounced "Missing in Action". There has since been no word of his fate.