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Lynn Spurgin I just read Chicken Hawk. In the 60s I made some of the circuit boards that went into the communitation equipment for the helicopters.I worked at Collins Radio. Now North American Rockwell. I hope the radio equiptment worked for you. Sincerely ,Lynn Spurgin Mon, Aug 2, 2010 14:49 pm 3281

I never had any problems with the radio gear. Thanks for the attention to detail!

Thomas Danks I first read CHICKENHAWK back in 1984, trawling a book store to find a good for holiday this summer I happened across CHICKENHAWK again. To re-read your encounters was more emotional and thought provoking than I remember. Thanks for sharing your story. Mon, Aug 2, 2010 09:48 am 3280

Jan-Malte Sellmann Hello Mr. Mason, i didn't find your book at apple ibook store. can you help me? want to read the book 5th time at my vacation... greetings Jan-Malte Sat, Jul 31, 2010 19:05 pm 3278

Apple's iBookstore, for reasons I can't fathom, lists Chickenhawk as C*********K. Perhaps the title is on Steve Jobs bad word list? You can still buy the book there.

Dror I'm re-reading your book once again. I got it as a present before I went to the army. I served as at a CH-53 squadron an operated some computer software. But that was 20 years ago. I had the chance to fly in helicopters and I always imagined I was there with you flying in Nam Fri, Jul 30, 2010 14:58 pm 3276

D Johnson Your story of life as a chopper pilot in the thick of it in Vietnam really is gripping. One feels as if they are in the seat with you experiencing the mental and physical struggle to survive yet do the job professionally in a seemly non sensical hell. Ones perspective on what matters in life is changed completely. Many a US Army slick hauled our Australian troops across Vietnam. Hope life has made it up to you. Fri, Jul 30, 2010 00:47 am 3275

Ord Adams I have just re-read 'Chickenhawk' after several years, and found the experience just as compelling as I did originally. Good wishes for the future; respect for your having come so well through your ordeal. Thu, Jul 29, 2010 17:50 pm 3274

kevin andrew Bob, Amazing story of courage. Just finished the book. Whenever I am faced with any kind of challenge, I will just remember your story. It will make my challenge seem like a kindergarten assignment. Thank you for your service and bravery in doing you job. Cheers Thu, Jul 29, 2010 07:23 am 3273

D. Lewis In 2005 at he age of 44 I began discovering a new group of personal heroes I never knew existed. They are now an important part of my life, though they will likely never know it. Thank you Mr. Mason, for everything you've done to make this happen. Wed, Jul 28, 2010 16:14 pm 3272

Marc R. Goodman Robert,.....Every time that I jumped out of a Huey, I thought about me and not the pilots. I have since learned some of the sacrifices that you guys made for us. Your book is that source of knowledge for me. Thank you very much for your courage, your skill and your willingness to put our safety up front. Many blessings upon you guys, Marc Goodman Former Sgt, E-5, 82ABN 1969-'73 Tue, Jul 27, 2010 12:27 pm 3269

Ned Brigman Thank you and bless you for your service for our country. A fantastic, well written, and perception-changing narrative. Tue, Jul 20, 2010 16:41 pm 3265

Mark Christman Mr. Mason, I had a well worn 1st edition of Chickenhawk, and a recent edition as I loaned out the first one. Anyhow, I had a cousin who flew Huey's in Vietnam, was diagnosed with a terminal illness and was given a medical discharge. He never told me anything of his service time, but your book helps me understand him a bit better perhaps. He was always nice to the little pest I was. Thank you. Sun, Jul 18, 2010 21:17 pm 3263

Mike Steytler Just read Chickenhawk for the first time. I picked it u pand did not put it down till I finished it 8 hrs later. Thank you for the insights into a world I will never exprience. Mike Sun, Jul 18, 2010 14:46 pm 3262

Bruce Brennan Just read Chickenhawk for the second time. Just as enjoyable as the first time. Anybody know who hauled the 173rd around Vietnam in '65? Thu, Jul 15, 2010 17:52 pm 3258

Hugh Warren Sir, I have asked Blair Hollands for an addres, so I can thank you for the book you sent me. Sometimes Blair's about as handy as an ash-tray' on a motorbike!, anyway, hope you get to read this. Thanks for the Book!!, If your ever down this way, look us up. Regards Hugh Warren Thu, Jul 15, 2010 15:34 pm 3257

Charles Mr Mason,read your book again on an E- book format. First time was a few years back. Loved to hear about your encounter with Mr Ford. But, I can tell you as a Police officer Pilot on the west coast, almost all my contacts with all the police pilots love your book. Best of life, take care Wed, Jul 14, 2010 01:59 am 3255

Interesting to hear from ebook readers. Chickenhawk is now available on Kindle, Nook, iBook, eBook and other formats. They weren't even ideas when the book was first published in 1984!

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