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Kyle Carlson I Program and was one of the youngest graduates at 19. I worked in Oakland Ca. Violent city. I saw kids burned up because they had bars on the window snd the went to talk. They said I am crazy and they called Child hood protective services, on me. I want to talk to you. I have lots of stories to tell thta people can appreciate. Man I would lovr to hear from you if you would be willing to give me any advice?? Thank you, You are a hero. Kyle, Wed, Nov 25, 2009 02:00 am 3096

Emma Starr Hi, a pilot friend of mine has lent me his copy of Chickenhawk as I am interested in helicopters. He said it was the best book for information about how the controls work as well as an account of the vietnam conflict. I am halfway through and he was right. The book is informative, gripping and well written. Thank you for the facinating helicopter info and your honest account of of your time in vietnam. Will continue reading now, hope you are well, all the best. Mon, Nov 23, 2009 20:28 pm 3095

Ryan Grother Dear Mr. Mason, I am a low hour (500) commercial helicopter pilot and once I started reading Chickenhawk I couldn't put it down, finished it at 4am last night. Thank you for your service and for the amazing insight into Vietnam. Not to mention all of the great flying stories and advice that is still saving lives today. I hope life is treating you well. If you ever find yourself in Port Charlotte, Fl your dinner is free! Sat, Nov 21, 2009 12:55 pm 3094

Ben H. I first started reading Chickenhawk as it was being passed around a mock FOB on Fort Benning during some training for new officers in 2006, but unfortunately didn't get to finish. The aviators were bunched in with us during the training and all loved the book . Fast forward through one 15 monther to Iraq and I finallyran across another copy. Great book and very encouraging for a new generation of Vets. There is a new generation of Army Officer that is proud of your service. Wed, Nov 11, 2009 12:41 pm 3058

Laura Geraghty Since watching the Vietnam War on the news when a child, I have always been fascinated by it. Your book is the most honest, thought provoking book I have ever read on the war. Your words allow the reader an insight into just how awful war can be and the consequences to all involved. I wish you well. Mon, Nov 2, 2009 20:14 pm 3030

Paul Lorenz I first read Chickenhawk about 17 years ago. It's a truly awesome book. I must have re-read it about a hundred times. Seriously. Just a great story. All the best to you Bob. Mon, Nov 2, 2009 08:12 am 3029

Simon Hughes-King Hi Bob, just read Chickenhawk again after maybe 10 years. I was there with you and the guys again, the kerosene, the vibration, the dust, the death. Heartfelt thanks to you and everyone who puts into words what war is, so that we know what it is, and we know that we can't let it keep happening. Mon, Oct 26, 2009 15:09 pm 3027

Rance Jurevwicz, Capt., USA, Ret FYI: This is a very informative website. Keep up the great work. Also, if any veteran is looking for “inside secrets” to benefits and compensation please visit http://www.veteranprograms.com/id1070.ht ml. The website is the most comprehensive stop on the Internet. Veterans can learn everything they need to know about getting what they have earned. The website also lists VSOs who will help veterans. Mon, Oct 26, 2009 08:45 am 3026

Dave Carter UK Moveing, tragic, humerious, honest, as a British serviceman who has served in NI, and Afghan, having read this I see history repeating. Good fortune Mr Mason Sun, Oct 25, 2009 10:45 am 3025

scott parker Hi Bob, I have read your Chickenhawk books several times and given numerous copies to friends. They are a true inspiration to us all, not just pilots but to everyone in so many ways and on so many levels. Thank you Fri, Oct 23, 2009 21:51 pm 3023

shaun wahl one of the best books ever,from a family with vietnam vets thanks for the lift! Wed, Oct 21, 2009 21:08 pm 3022

Ben Hawkins Fantastic book! As a new bush pilot up in Canada, I hope someday my skills will be as good as yours. I hope all is well these days. See Harrison Ford lately? Mon, Oct 19, 2009 21:11 pm 3020

Dave Mattison Dear Mr Mason, Chickenhawk. What a fantastic book. I am looking forward to reading it again. Thank you. Mon, Oct 19, 2009 05:46 am 3019

Andy Karabinos Robert: Just read Chickenhawk. I was with D Troop, 229th in Bien Hoa then transferred to H/17, First Aviation Brigade, Pleiku to Feb 73. So, was there when peace treaty was signed and war ended. Was a huey & cobra rotor blade repairmen, then a doorgunner on a slick. Flew missions around Kontum a lot. So strange reading about your tour from a pilots perspective. The end Chickenhawk is so sad. Hope life was/is better for you these days. God bless. Andy Karabinos (CAV COUNTRY). Fri, Oct 16, 2009 19:41 pm 3017

Badie Nieuwoudt Hi Mr Mason. Thank you for this great book! You have changed my life. Badie Fri, Oct 16, 2009 08:26 am 3016

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