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James Mr Mason Thank you for this book. Have been interested in Nam and the war there for a while and your book gave a great insight it to what it was like and the people over there. I especially enjoyed the description of your shooting the gauge from inside the helicopter, brings a smile to my face everyime I think about it! Thank you so much and hope all is well with you now. James Sat, Jan 3, 2009 08:39 am 2172

Don Curtis Thanks for telling our story so well.. Now I can just give them a copy of Chickenhawk. Fri, Jan 2, 2009 17:40 pm 2161

Mike Price Mr. Mason. I was a U.S. Army mechanic from '86-'90, and a HUGE helicopter buff. I took "Chickenhawk" downrange and literally finished it in 3 sessions. I HATED reading in H.S., and this is the only book post high school I have ever read. Too good to put down. Your details on copter controls and WOC school are amazing! Thanks for putting out a book that a non reader like me could not put down! Thu, Jan 1, 2009 15:27 pm 2147

Samuel G McKinney Mr. Mason I bought Chickenhawk in 1985 and was spellbound by the descriptions and stories. I still pick it up and read a few pages at a time and find the intrest the same as I did when I first read it in 1985. Thank you for your service to our country Thu, Jan 1, 2009 10:41 am 2144

Richard F Whitbeck Mr. Mason Thankyou again for such a great book I have read it more times that I care to admit!Every time I read it I get more out of it. I just went over 20,000 hrs flying helicopters and don't have stories that even come close to yours. Thankyou again hope all is well. Wed, Dec 31, 2008 12:16 pm 2130

Tom Griffiths Robert, I have just finished reading your book, Chickenhawk. It ceratiainly was an honest insight to an era that must have been particularly challenging. The book certainly conveys and evokes many emotions to the reader through your honest description of the events. Regards, Tom. Mon, Dec 29, 2008 17:56 pm 2109

John Olsen Jr. I just finished "Chickenhawk". This book sat in parents bookshelf for decades. What a gem. My father was in the cav around the same time, he didn't speak about it much. I knew why. I want to thank you for sharing you experiances. This is a great book, Iwill pass it on. Mon, Dec 29, 2008 02:38 am 2099

Josh Town Rob, I have just finnished reading your book for the second time and just wanted to let you know how much i loved it . i am only 19 and have no army/aviation expierence but have a fond interest in military history especially vietnam. I value your book higher than all the rest. Keep up the good work man, Josh Sun, Dec 28, 2008 19:34 pm 2094

bill pearson Justg reread Chckenhawk after quite a few years. Probably enjoyed it more and have told quite a few people it is my favorite. Served at NSA Danang as a corpsman in the Naval Hospital there in 69 and 70. Mostly 46's landed there but a few hueys mainly because we had neurosurgery. Hope is all well with you and you have recovered from your frightful experiences. Sun, Dec 28, 2008 15:50 pm 2091

patrick g. smith 28 Dec. 08 4:24am Mr. Mason. I just finished your book 'Chickenhawk". It brought back a lot of memories of Viet Nam, the banter and camaraderie and the craziness of the army. I served from 1967 -68. I think your book should be required reading for veterans. I bought 'Chickenhawk' when it first came out and remember starting it. I found it again and enjoyed the read. Thank you for sharing. Best of luck. Sun, Dec 28, 2008 06:30 am 2087

Dan R. Just finished Chickenhawk. Got it in flight school and never found time to sit down and read it. Now I'm flying gunships in Iraq and I've had some downtime to give to intellectual improvement. I'm burning a lot of holes in the sky over here and your book gave me some excitement. Thanks and take care. Wed, Dec 24, 2008 07:09 am 2039

LARRY REID MR. MASON, OR ROBERT, I WAS IN NAM ABOUT THE SAME TIME YOU WERE WHERE I HELP KEEP THOSE PHANTOMS IN THE AIR. I JUST RETURNED FROM NAM WHERE I FOUND YOUR BOOK ON THE STREET SOLD BY A LITTLE PARILIZED LADY, I'M SURE IT IS BOOKLEGGED I CAN'T PUT IT DOWN. I HOPE YOUR DOING WELL, TAKE CARE. YOUR OTHERS WILL PURCHASE FROM YOU. GOD BLESS, LARRY REID RET MSGT, USAF Mon, Dec 22, 2008 11:43 am 2026

John Salazar I am a retired aviator. I joined the Army in 1970. I flew UH-1H aircraft for about 10 years in the US, Germany and Panama. I have read your book several times and I am able to put myself in the cockpit with you. I noticed you you have changed a little after looking at you in your recent photos, such is life. I thank you for your service in the military and your great contribution to the history of the Vietnam War. God bless! John Mon, Dec 22, 2008 07:58 am 2023

Shawn McCord Mr Mason i just finished reading your book Chickenhawk for the second time after i found it on my bookshelf, i first read it as a kid. it has given me a new look at the army. Im considering joining the army to become a warrant officer, and was hoping you could give me some advice Sun, Dec 21, 2008 01:48 am 2007

Justin Lindell Mr. Mason I have read your books many times and was always inspired by your story. I just returned from a tour in Iraq where I flew UH-60's for the Army. You inspired me to write a book about my experiences in Iraq and my years flying helicopters in Bush Alaska. Thanks again for your service and your inspiration. JC Sun, Dec 14, 2008 13:44 pm 1919

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