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Dean Destiche Dear Mr. Mason: I first read this book while deployed in the marines during the 80's, and just found it again on audio books, and listened to it again. I must thank you for such a well written piece of history. Thank you for your perseverance in getting this out to us. I was riveted by the last few sentences. Thank you Sir, for your service, your sacrifice, and for your diligence. God Bless You, and Semper Fi!! Now I just have to find the rest of your books to feed my mp3 player!! Tue, Jun 15, 2010 18:13 pm 3228

Julian Batcheler Dear Mr Mason, I read mainly non fiction; And I have just finished reading Chickenhawk. I've read a lot of books about war, but yours is something special. I think it's special because you are clearly a naturally gifted writer. I hope you are well and happy. Thank you for writing such a great and life changing book. Sat, Jun 12, 2010 17:49 pm 3226

MLS Came across Chickenhawk and just finished it... I'm too young to remember Vietnam, but your book revealed a lot. Thanks. Fri, Jun 11, 2010 15:25 pm 3225

Bryan Nill Mr. Mason, I just finished Chickenhawk for the second time. It has been fifteen years since the last time. Still an awe inspiring read. Thu, Jun 10, 2010 06:02 am 3224

Hugh McPherson I bought Chickenhawk in Toronto for $12.99 around 1985. The book stayed with me and I thought of you often.. Thanks for your honesty. It was a great read and so was Back In The World. Regards, Hugh Tue, Jun 1, 2010 18:42 pm 3219

Brent Hempel Having just started flying heli's, was given a copy of your book by a mate. Thank you for sharing your experiences which are remarkable to say the least. We all want to look back on our lives and feel that we have done something extraordinary, you have achieved that. I had the great opportunity to get a ride in a Huey recently and after reading your book can only appreciate that more. Thank you. Sat, May 29, 2010 16:41 pm 3217

Michael Pettibone I just finished reading Chickenhawk and I wanted to thank you for your courage to write such an honest piece. I've read quite a lot of books on Vietnam and this was easily one of the best books I have ever read. Both of my grandfathers were combat veterans of WWII and I often wonder if I could have ever had the courage to do what you and my grandparents did if I was in the same position so I have nothing but the deepest respect. Wed, May 26, 2010 15:45 pm 3216

Jason A. Guiducci Bob, Thanks for Chickenhawk. I enjoyed it. In 2008 I accomapied my father to Vietnam, where he served as an engineer from 1966-1969 To be able to connect to the places he served and hear the stories real-time was one of the greatest times of my life and definitely brought us closer. Have you ever been back to Vietnam? His return truly helped him make peace. Tue, May 25, 2010 00:23 am 3215

Geoff Stephens Thanks for the great read Bob, (chicken hawk) I was an Australtian Army rifleman who served in Vietnam in 1971, I didn't do the things you did, however i saw the results of war, as well rode plenty of Huey's, your interprutation of the war was correct, I know that's of little comfort to you or any of the others who went, I hope you are doing well now and live a very log time. Thanks for sharing your experiences with allthe people who have read your book. Regards Geoff Wed, May 19, 2010 19:59 pm 3209

Pete Thompson I flew helicopters in the central highlands of Viet Nam as did Mr. Mason in 71-72. Everyone of us who saw combat was a casualty, inside and out, after returning home. The first time, just a few years ago, that a Viet Nam vet welcomed me home I broke down in tears and was comforted by him. Thanks for writing such a poignant book for all of us who were there and those who saw through your eyes what it was like. Pete Mon, May 17, 2010 11:52 am 3207

mayki swisa first of all i m sorry about the bad english. i have read your book chickenhawk 6 times. i loved it. since i remember my self i want to be a pilot. in israel its difficult task.& because of my astma i cant. i was in the army a meckanik of f-4 phantom.& i have lern the uh 1 thenk you for shering your story i loved it. can you please tell me what do you fill when you fly? mayki swisa. Sun, May 16, 2010 16:54 pm 3206

Jack Zeckman Mr. Mason, I just finished reading Chickenhawk. You have told the story of so many, so well. You are indeed a hero. I sincerely hope that you have been able to find some peace of mind. Fri, May 14, 2010 11:27 am 3205

Joseph Lipnickas I just read ChickenHawk for the second time. The first was 1985 and easily one of the best books I have ever read. I just orderd off Amazon the sequel and your wife's book. I hope you are well and thank you for your service. Thu, May 13, 2010 16:39 pm 3204

L. Knight Just finished Chickenhawk mate, excellent read. Really glad to hear a chopper pilot's view of the war. Thanks for the putting the pics up here - my copy didn't have any. Hope you're doing well nowadays - LK Tue, May 11, 2010 05:22 am 3203

Ray Faria I am in tears again and just finished reading your book again. I read it at least 3 times 20 years ago. I was drafted 13th the year Nam eneded and have always felt guilty but lucky about not going. I hope you are well you desreve to be. thank you for sharing. Mon, May 10, 2010 16:55 pm 3202

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