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SSG Jon Sausser Mr. Mason, I want to thank you for an outstanding book. I have read it multiple times. I just found the website and learned of the other books. You can bet I will be picking them up soon. And as a veteran of Afghanistan and Iraq I want to thank you for your service. Wed, Apr 28, 2010 22:04 pm 3197

Matthew Roberts Hi i am 17 and i have read chickenhawk several times and find it a very interesting book, reading it actually makes me feel like i was there at the LZ. I am reading ChickenHawk Back in the world at the minute (which proved very hard to buy, i had to order it in from america along with solo and weapon). I hope all is going well with patience and jack. Matthew Roberts, Australia Tue, Apr 27, 2010 20:44 pm 3196

Don Dineen Your book is great. Ijust read it for the first time. I hope your life is doing much better than it was in 1983 (when my copy was printed) Best regards, Don Sun, Apr 25, 2010 18:02 pm 3194

Wayne Bass Robert, i have lost count of how many times I have read Chickenhawk. It sits in my bookcase like an old friend . I write this on the 23rd April in Tasmania but on the 19th we were in Saigon relaxing after 3 weeks travelling in Vietnam. Your book inspired me to go and see for myself. Thank you for the book and for sharing your experiences. Sincerely and respectfully, Wayne Bass Fri, Apr 23, 2010 07:07 am 3193

Gillan Robert, I found your book Chickenhawk in a random bookshop on a beach in Thailand for 200baht. I have since bought a new copy and have re-read it twice. Incredible story... and life - I was simply speechless the first time I finished your book. Despite being published in 1983, your experiences in Vietnam could be even more relevant now. Sincerely, my best wishes to you and your family. Sun, Apr 18, 2010 23:55 pm 3191

Bill Richey Flew with A 229th 70, 71, 72 (Black Bandits) ordered your book, look fwd to your adventures. It always was an adventure in the 1st Cav..... Crank em up 40 seconds/400 degrees, lift, rotate and lite em up. Welcome home Skytrooper. Bill Richey Sun, Apr 18, 2010 09:56 am 3190

Dave As a kid growing up, and reaching the age where I was about to go to vietnam, I was happy to see the draft end. Maybe then the only people that gave a shit were the people getting tagged to go or on there way or already there, or that had survived. Very Happy to know you survived. I'd be highly interested to read a sequel dealing with your life after. I got degrees in psychology and worked a while at a VA hospitial in a substance abuse unit in which PTSD was very common. Tue, Apr 13, 2010 09:51 am 3189

Les Evans I was 41 years in the Royal Air Force, 31 years as a Flight Engineer I have read many books during my 64 years of many different types but only one in which I can say 'You must read in your lifetime'. I passed my copy on to another person who in his sixties is still flying comercially and has been flying even longer than me and his remark to me after reading it was ' What a SUPERB book Chickenhawk is.' It Reminds me of the Forgotten Voices Books. Sun, Apr 11, 2010 01:50 am 3186

Mateusz S. Hello. I just finished reading your book. In my opinion this is the best book describing the experiences, people, and you are one of the best pilots in the world. Fans also see some of your pictures from that period. As we say in Poland: Najlepsze życzenia, zdrowia i niech ci się dobrze wiedzie! that is. Best wishes, health and let you good leads! Fri, Apr 9, 2010 13:10 pm 3184

Jane Reeves Just finished my Dad's old copy of Chickenhawk and wow. probably the best thing i've read in a long time, almost felt like i was with you every step of the way. Hope you're doing ok now and everything's back on track for you and your family. x Wed, Apr 7, 2010 11:43 am 3183

Dave Goodwin Just re-read Chickenhawk for the umpteenth time. For me it's still the best book about the Vietnam war i've ever read. Thank you Mr Mason for many an hour flying around in your hueys in my imagination. Mon, Apr 5, 2010 16:23 pm 3181

Kirk Flanagan Chickenhawk is a brillant read, I first read it in 1985 and have re-read on 3 times occasions and gets better each time. The book is so absorbing you can't put it down, such a powerful emotional journey and in a few years time I will read again. Thanks Bob. Kirk Sun, Apr 4, 2010 06:47 am 3180

Ron Wells Bob: I am a 1968-1969 Vietnam Vet. I have not been able to read or watch any movies about the Vietnam War until recently. Your book is one of the best I have ever read. It brought me to tears more than once. Thank You so much for your service, and for your book. God Bless you and your family. Ron Sat, Apr 3, 2010 13:40 pm 3179

Shane Randol Robert I hope this note finds you well. I just read my old yellowed 1985 printed copy of Chickenhawk again. What a great book, even better that I found this site to see the pictures of the people and places. I think a movie should be made based on Chickenhawk. Thanks for your service and a great book. Mon, Mar 29, 2010 20:33 pm 3177

Ernest Romo Just a great read... Really enjoyed reading ChickenHawk, again!! First time was back in 1984. While moving, last week, I opened a misc. box, and there was your book, sitting on top... It brings back a lot of memorys, from my time in the Army... Here's wishing you and your family the best. Sun, Mar 28, 2010 22:50 pm 3176

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