Army Helicopters Flyby Kid Rock's Home, Review Underway

0:00It's March 30th. From every corner of the globe, this is Global News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Two army of patchy helicopters got way too close to Kid Rock's Nashville home during a training flight last Saturday. The rapper turned rocker-posted videos of them hovering right by his pool, where he saluted the pilots, clapped, and threw up a fist. He called it major respect that Trump supporters get, unlike California Governor Gavin Newsom. No official request came from Kid Rock for the flyby. The choppers belonged to the 101st Airborne Division out of Fort Campbell, just across the Tennessee Kentucky line. The often trained over the Nashville area as part of routine ops. Kid Rock's post took a clear jab at Newsom, the Democrat who's classed hard with President Trump. Meanwhile, those same helicopters buzzed the local No Kings protest against the administration that same day. Many officials say the flight had zero ties to the protest, or Kid Rock. Now they're kicking off an administrative review to double check if the pilots stuck

1:02to safety rules, pro standards, and airspace regs. If any slip-ups turn up, expect action from the top. This one's got everyone watching how the military handles the spotlight.