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Andrew Hood really enjoyed your book when I first read it nearly 20 years ago, my copy is dog eared and falling apart now, but I still pick it up once or twice a year and read it through. Few books are as enjoyable, even after 20 times...Thanks for sharing your story. Wed, May 6, 2009 21:23 pm 2853

David Warner Dear Robert, I just read your book Chickenhawk and was very much moved by your writing style, the trials you went through and your candid expose'. I am retired AF (enlisted, crew chief) and my son is currently undergoing training to become an Army Helicopter Pilot and is hoping to get Chinooks. I have suggested he read your book. Thank you for your service and best wishes to you and your family Dave Warner Mon, May 4, 2009 05:37 am 2830

Dave Richardson Sir. I'm about half way though your book for the 6th time. When i read your book for the first time I was a 20 year old leading stoker (machinist mate) on a british submarine. I was just a 10 year old kid when you did your thing but it is still the epitamy of what we all aspire to do as a kid (this kid anyway). A great book!!! Thanks and well done on surviving all. Also best regards to your family. Yours aye Dave Richardson Chief marine engineer rtd submarines Mon, May 4, 2009 03:41 am 2827

Mick Hi Mr Mason, I help run a small military discussion website and we recently opened a Vietnam War section and would like to invite you (and any other ex-Nam chopper pilots/crewmen reading this) to say a few words for our members. How about if I mail you a set of say 20 questions and you answer them as briefly or as long as you like? Best wishes mickplym-at-aol-dotcom Fri, May 1, 2009 20:44 pm 2803

Lee A. Nelson Mr. Mason, I just finished Chickenhawk for the second time and I throughly enjoyed it both times. I was a Huey pilot ATrp 7/17 Air Cav. flying out of Pleiku from Oct. 67 to Oct. 68 and your book brought back many, many memories. Thank you so much. Fri, May 1, 2009 01:11 am 2794

denise hall i'm reading chickenhawk for the first time. my late bro's copy. he was a crew chief with the 121st ahc,soc trang tigers, mekong delta,'68. thank you for showing me what his life was like then. i never got it, til now. Wed, Apr 29, 2009 08:18 am 2775

Dr Oliver Brock Dear Mr Mason, I am a aeromedical examiner and recently met a fellow vet from the 121st AHC. This led to your great book and IŽd like to thank you for your openess throughout! I hope all is better now again than in the mid 80s! Tue, Apr 28, 2009 12:50 pm 2769

Patrick Wick Sir, just finished your book, I was in awe of your accounts of the war. I am a Warrant Officer in Iraq right now for my 4Th time. What you went through during that year was amazing! And to think soldiers complain about how they are treated and how they lve over here. Your book should be required reading for all new recruits. Thanks! Chief Tue, Apr 28, 2009 01:24 am 2768

Sarah R. Allen Mr. Mason, I hope that you and your family are well. Thank you for showing me a world I might have never otherwise known as a 16-year-old girl in Southern California. P.S.- I hope that your case of the Clap has cleared up entirely. Mon, Apr 27, 2009 21:20 pm 2767

Marc Swagler Dear Mr. Mason, I have read all your books again and again and they are all A+! My question is will you write a follow up to Chickenhawk: BITW? I have not read anything like your poignant, honest writing before or since and there's alot of us that wonder what you've done all these years and want to read about it! Sun, Apr 26, 2009 13:21 pm 2766

miec heggett dear mr Mason, i have just read your book for the 4th time and i felt compelled to write to thank you for sharing your experiences with us.I found the book very distressing and moving to read. very best wishes miec Fri, Apr 24, 2009 10:48 am 2765

CPL Daniel Cleaver I was a crew chief on a UH-1H in B CO 3/158th AVN REGT. in Waukesha WI when it was a reserve unit. I read Chickenhawk at least three times while I was at Mother Rucker and kept it in my flight suit pocket. Thu, Apr 23, 2009 20:25 pm 2764

Josh Tegelaar Dear Mr. Mason, I have read your book two times and I am about to start to read it again for a third time! I am currently in high school and I am doing a project in english where we had to choose a book of our choice and do a report on it, and I have choosen chickenhawk. For one part I need a mock interview with the author but if I could get one with you, that would be awesome! your book has inspired me, hope your well. Thanks Josh Tegelaar Thu, Apr 23, 2009 13:22 pm 2763

SFC Tom Murphy Sir, I think I am on the third reading of Chickenhawk. Third or fourth anyways. It is my favorite book about the vietnam war. I am in my 18th year of service and I recommend this book to new soldiers all the time! Thu, Apr 23, 2009 11:16 am 2762

Carl Zietsman Hi Robert I discovered your book again in a 2nd hand bookstore - I previously read it when I was 12 years old (am now 27). Absolutely brilliant - devoured it in 2 days. Am fascinated by helicopters. Would love to get an email from you - I cant help wondering if you are doing OK. Thanks Carl Tue, Apr 21, 2009 05:52 am 2761

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