Army Apaches Grounded After Kid Rock Flyover

On March 31st, two Army crews from A.H. 64 Apache helicopters got grounded from flying

after they hovered right by Kid Rock swimming pool last Saturday.

He was out there clapping, saluting, and pumping his fist while they buzzed his backyard.

Army officials announced the suspension Tuesday calling it a standard move while they run

an administrative review.

These choppers belonged to the 101st Airborne Division out of nearby Fort Campbell.

They were on a routine training run when they swung by his spot overlooking Nashville.

Earlier, they flew over a protest downtown, but spokespeople say that had zero connection.

Kid Rock, a huge military fan who's performed for troops in Afghanistan and Iraq,

says flyovers like this happen all the time near his house.

He posted videos of the moment on social media, even throwing shade at California Governor Gavin

Newsom in one caption. His place is decked out like a mini-white house, complete with a pool sign,

reading the Southern White House. He told local TV it's no big deal and super cool that they

stop by. Kid Rock mentioned chatting with pilots before, inviting them to cruise pass anytime,

especially after hanging at the base last Thanksgiving with Vice. President JD Vance,

the Army's handling it as business as usual, with major Montreal Russell noting suspensions like

this keep things tight during reviews. We'll see what the full investigation drops next.

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