Seeking Records for Haller's Army

I'm not 100% certain that his middle initial was "W". I do know that his wife's name was Rose. He was indeed from Chicago. So if Stanley B. or Stanley E. were the same individual, I think there is a high probably. Someone may have written down the initial B as it can sound like E, inadvertently. He did have 2 sons, Stanley E. Grzeszkowiak, Jr. and Conrad Grzeszkowiak. He was the 2nd of 9 children. My grandfather being the 9th. This is just such a mystery to me, and Covid isn't helping my research with having everything shut down.

Best,

Lisa

So I joined the Polish Genealogical Society of America and that's where I found the name Stanislaw Grzeszkowiak. Looking back over my tree, I don't know where I came up with "W." as his middle initial. I did reach out to the PGSA via email before I sent in my records request along with the fee to verify they were open. They are not as you stated above. I was instructed to contact the librarian at the Polish Museum of America as they are the ones that actually house the records, where as the Polish Genealogical Society of America just keeps an index. So I reached out, on September 11, of this year, but have not heard a response from anyone. I would be more than grateful if you do find out if indeed he was too young to fight. That would be interesting if they lied about their age like most of the WWII volunteers did. Would he have even had to lie about his age as he hadn't become a citizen yet, and that's what they wanted as volunteers in Haller's Army? The possibility of an indexing error does not surprise me as those things tend to happen unfortunately. Thank you for the information on what Form A means, as that is some new information to me. Below is the link to the The Polish Museum of America. Thanks for your time, Lisa.

https://www.polishmuseumofamerica.org/library/library-services/