In terms of voice, Jaros is a minor role. He only appears in a flashback sequence. What he means to our main character, though, is pretty significant.

Read only for Jaros. Max's line was just to prompt.

A young man finds himself in the midst of war with his comrade Max. He's experiencing the horrors of the battlefield before his own eyes. Gunfire, explosions, and death on both sides. Unfortunately he never makes it to see the end of it...