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Max Steller Just finished reading Chickenhawk and am still stunned by your vivid narration of what you and your buddies have lived through. Thanks for writing it down and share it with the rest of us. I really hope your are sleeping better after all this years and am happy for you that Patience and you were still holding together. All the best to both of you! Sat, Feb 20, 2010 10:15 am 3155

Art Duran Your book may have saved my life, back in the summer of 1989. I was training at Fort Irwin and had just finished reading your book. I loved to ride in helicopters and took every opportunity, but after reading your book I vowed never to ride in a helicopter again unless it was absolutely necessary. That night we lost an entire black hawk crew except for the door gunner. Thu, Feb 18, 2010 15:17 pm 3154

Don Huntington Just checked your book, Chickenhawk out of the prison where I'm a guard. It was an amazing revelation! I was in the Corps back in '79-'83 where I was a CH-46 crewman. Spent 6 months flying missions over Beirut in '82. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences! Especially the ugly, hard to share ones. Thu, Feb 18, 2010 11:45 am 3152

Dennis Loucks Bob, I've read Chickenhawk at least twice, cover to cover. But I just keep it out all the time, pick it up and start reading when I feel like it. I recently bought it as a birthday present for a friend and read the Afterword that isnt in my old copy. I am now 42 and back in school. I took a history class on Vietnam last semester. We had two Vietnam vets in to talk to us. I learned a lot from them and the class. Anyway, thank you very much for writing your book. Dennis Loucks Wed, Feb 17, 2010 21:40 pm 3151

Linda Weber My husband Jeff and I just finished reading Chickenhawk.Thank you for writing it and for your honesty. We were both born in 1962, so we don't remember much about The Vietnam War. Jeff was an officer in the Marines in the First Gulf War and my brother lost a battle with cancer after he served in the Army in the First Gulf War. I felt a great sense of pride when I read your story. Thank you for your service to our country and for writing about it. We both feel like we learned so much from you. Tue, Feb 16, 2010 23:40 pm 3150

tony robottom read your book very graphic, hope you and your wife are doing fine, take-care, tony p.s half way thro reading tiger-force different aspect of vietnam. Mon, Feb 15, 2010 16:39 pm 3149

Mike Davis Read Chickenhawk for the third time. Makes me proud all over again each time. Hope you sleep better now. Mon, Feb 15, 2010 14:54 pm 3148

Anne Grahn Hi Bob, I had told you to watch out for my article in the February Rotor & Wing...they were trying to get it into their Rotorcraft Report but have decided to run it as a full feature in March instead. I hope you'll enjoy reading about my friend from the 227th in Lai Khe. Thu, Feb 11, 2010 08:24 am 3144

Jonny Hewitt An incredible story, and one that I have passed on to many of my friends. It really does sum up what an insane world we live in. I'm not ashamed to say it brought a tear to my eye on more than one occasion. It is so important that the future generations read such accounts so they can see the truth behind these pointless wars. Great photography too Bob. Wed, Feb 10, 2010 14:27 pm 3143

Wayne Bisset Few books have ever made such an impression on me. I even recommended it to Mexican fans. http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/page s/The-Mexican-Horse-Thief/287374932716?r ef=ts Tue, Feb 9, 2010 09:35 am 3142

Phineuos`Flash`Cassidy dude your book blew me away my dad was in vietnam 67-68 aussie troops he said you americans seen all the action though the aussies still played a role , ive read tons of books on all sorts of things lots of vietnam war books as well , but your story and book was 1 hell of a read so well done and the life you lived over there the action you where a part of just kept me reading , i read the 1 st time without putting it down , i think ive read it 3 times now Sun, Feb 7, 2010 19:01 pm 3141

Roger Hogben Just finished reading Chickenhawk again. (3rd time). Still moved by what you describe and can only try to imagine some of the stuff you don't tell us about. I can't begin to describe the respect I have for all you guys who went to Vietnam. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us and I hope life has improved for you. Sat, Feb 6, 2010 07:00 am 3140

Peter Ott Just found my Chickenhawk book and getting ready to read it for the 4th time.This is the only book I have read cover to cover and never have to fight to stay awake.It is a great story,that keeps me wanting to read the next page and not put it down.Great work Mon, Feb 1, 2010 14:55 pm 3138

Tom Grisak I read Chickenhawk maybe 20 years ago or so. To this day, it is still my favorite book about the Vietnam era. I almost felt like I was up there with you feeling your emotions and fears. The bravery you showed putting your life on the line for others was just awe inspiring to me. No matter what you do for the rest of your life, you have already made a difference in this world. To those you saved and to those of us you shared your experiences with. What a legacy to have. Mon, Feb 1, 2010 00:00 am 3137

Tom Grisak I read Chickenhawk maybe 20 years ago or so. To this day, it is still my favorite book about the Vietnam era. I almost felt like I was up there with you feeling your emotions and fears. The bravery you showed putting your life on the line for others was just awe inspiring to me. No matter what you do for the rest of your life, you have already made a difference in this world. To those you saved and to those of us you shared your experiences with. What a legacy to have. Sun, Jan 31, 2010 23:58 pm 3136

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