The Ontario and Quebec Iroquois reserves of Grand River and Kahnawake were notable in that they were home to the only three Canadian Indians who would hold commissions as flying officers in the British flying services during the First World War.
Les réserves ontarienne et québécoise de Grand River et de Kahnawake se distinguent en ce qu’elles ont fourni les trois seuls Amérindiens qui aient obtenu des brevets d’officiers dans l’armée de l’air britannique en 1914-1918.