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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

Anonymous Reader I really cracked up when I read about the ARVN translator you were toying with about all the ridiculous sentences and he only knew one answer. Thanks for a great book and a great read! Sun, Mar 28, 2010 18:50 pm 3175

SIMON .L.B what a really absorbing read.i laughed and felt sad.great writing.ive read many books on Nam but this seems to be the most honest.Bob you seem a real genuine person ,not afraid to admit your shortcomings.i have a lot of respect for you.hope all is well with you and your family.all the best. Fri, Mar 26, 2010 15:01 pm 3172

julie craig my father in law is a vietnam vet and recently gave me a copy of chickenhawk to read as i am really interested in military history. I want to thank you for sharing your experiences with us. I laughed and cried and hardly put the book down. I hope that life has been kinder to you. take care and once again thank you. Mon, Mar 22, 2010 20:39 pm 3171

J. D. Millard Hope you are well Bob, hang on in there. If you ever need help with anything, there's a friend in Bristol, UK. Jim Sun, Mar 21, 2010 11:46 am 3170

Gary L. Spreng I want to thank you for your service and for writing CH--I just re-read it--from a grunt who served in 1st Air Cav. Oct 68-Oct 68. Bong Son at first, then the Cav moved up to I Corps in time for Tet and the siege at Khe Sanh, all the time in the jungle. You and guys like you were our lifeline and much appreciated. You have my good will and I hope you'll do more writing. Any time you visit Anchorage, I'll spring for dinner. Thu, Mar 18, 2010 17:52 pm 3169

Peter Dalrypmle I found Chickenhawk sitting on my bookcase just waiting to be read. I just finished it and what an excellent book it was. You are a great pilot and a great author, oh and don't forget photographer. Best wishes from Australia Bob! Thu, Mar 18, 2010 05:07 am 3168

Paul Clarke I just read Chickenhawk - what an amazing book. I can't believe I can sign the guestbook of such a Legend. I hope your health has improved and your family is doing fine. All the best from Scotland. Bob you are a Legend no matter what you've done since the war Wed, Mar 17, 2010 18:31 pm 3167

Andrew Norton I just finished Chickenhawk not ten minutes ago. I started it last Tuesday. This may be the best book on any war that I've ever read, as it covers the experience before and after. Mr. Mason is one of those writers that harbors my deepest admiration and respect. Wed, Mar 17, 2010 01:19 am 3166

Barbra Griffin Bob, Do you still live on the Santa Fe River? Sure would love to have the chance to say THANK YOU for what you have done for me and my family. My dad was in Special Forces. My husband is reading Chickenhawk, and I just picked it up to look at it ..... it drew me in like a vacuum. I pray you have found peace enough to be able to sleep at night. I don't think my Dad ever did. He died in 1973 from a stroke, after all the wars he had been in. I would love to hear from you. Wed, Mar 17, 2010 00:58 am 3165

Dave Les I first read the book in 1983 while stationed at Quantico VA as a huey crewchief in the Marines. My roommate who loaned me the book was killed in a helicopter crash in Panama some 7 years later. I can't imagine the stress that a Vietnam pilot must have gone thru Tue, Mar 2, 2010 12:09 pm 3161

TOMMY KIRWAN Chickenhawk, a great book. thanks Sat, Feb 27, 2010 16:12 pm 3160

Mike McGuire Finished Chickenhawk last night for the second time (about 20 years after I first read it). I just sat up in bed for a time and thought how lucky I was. I've passed it today to my son who's 20 and told him to read it. I hope you and your family are well. Thu, Feb 25, 2010 05:26 am 3159

Donna Cornwell Bush I love your book, Chickenhawk and have read it several times. I was a Huey crewchief in a Medevac unit at Fort Polk, LA in the '70s. I once looked up your phone number and actually spoke to you! I was so nervous and tongue-tied that I'm sure you thought I was a nut but you were still gracious. Thank you for writing this wonderful book. Wed, Feb 24, 2010 22:50 pm 3157

Howard Mr Mason, My 1st cy of Chickenhawk I loaned to every fellow former doorgunner or pilot I knew, and lost it. Today I purchased another copy and it will remain a treasured part of my personal library. I'm a civilian pilot now. If I flew over to High Springs one afternoon, I wonder if it would be possible to have you autograph my new copy? Thank you for your service. Welcome home, Brother. Sun, Feb 21, 2010 15:53 pm 3156

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