I don't see any good Jewish sources showing any significant amounts of Jews serving in Poland's armies. In fact, I found the opposite -
This is a list of the Jewish partisans who operated in the Lublin district during the Holocaust
chelm.freeyellow.com/partisans.html
For example, a few hundred total partisans out of a population of 80,000 Jews in Lublin and 250k in the surrounding areas???.... some effort... pffftttt
The only Jews that did fight were in the commie Red army allied Armia Ludowa SCUM. There were NEVER hundreds of thousands of Jews in either NSZ or AK or any other force - they stuck to only tiny Jewish groups like ZOB or ZZW or communist groups like AL which were intent on subverting and dissolving Poland so it can become a puppet of USSR and were assisted in their efforts by the red army. Well, the Jews in Poland certainly helped USSR in that task as commie AL foot soldiers would become UB leaders in the PRL. Jews from the commie AL/red army/UB merely switched from fighting nazis to fighting AK/NSZ veterans who risked their neck for them just years before - all with the blessing of their commie friends back in Moscow. Even during the war Jews would steal hunting rifles or shotguns from Polish peasants only to kill them with their own gun later on.
After the 1939 invasion, Poland had 250k-400k total members in all organizations almost entirely Poles with AK's 250k being the largest force (followed by NSZ and then AL) so no, there were no 200k jews in our forces either at the beginning of the invasion or afterwards.
According to this book, there were 5K Jewish officers. A tiny number considering the millions of Jews living in Poland in 1939.
amazon.com/Jews-Officers-Polish-Armed-Forces-1939-1945/dp/0966802160
The two main all Jewish fighting forces were Zydowski Związek Wojskowy, which had a measly couple hundred men at its peak and around 40 at a low, and Zydowska Organizacja Bojowa which was even smaller - both were under AK command.
Hence their contribution in the defense of Poland was minimal at best. If it wasn't for Poles and Zegota there likely wouldn't even be any so called 'Polish Jews' today.
She's a Polish citizen born and bred, just because she's not just like you doesn't make her any less Polish.@ mafketis
She may be a Polish citizen but she is certainly no Pole. Poles are Slavic Christians - not Jews and it's been that way since 966 when our Polish king christened (not bar mitzvah'd) Poland. Jews only came to Poland after being kicked out of every single other European country and had no where else to go. That is the historical fact. They are of a totally different blood line as they are not Slavs.