Army Suspends Apache Crew Over Kid Rock, Protest Incident

0:00On March 31st, U.S. Army just suspended the aircrew from two Apache helicopters that buzzed real low over Kid Rock's house in Nashville. This happened over the weekend, and the singer, a big Trump supporter, posted a video of himself saluting one right by his pool. Officials say it looked like they were backing him up. Meanwhile, though same choppers flew close to anti-Trump protesters in the city. Folk were out there rallying against deportations, the Iran situation, and other policies as part of nationwide no-kings events. Thousands showed up locally, with over 3,200 protests planned across all 50 states. The Army stressing that aviators got a stick to safety rules, professionalism, and flight rigs. They're running an administrative review to check if everything lined up with airspace rules. No more details yet on the suspension. This comes as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shakes up the military, firing top brass to push Trump's security plans and ditch what he calls. Discriminatory diversity stuff.

1:01Democrats are sounding alarms that the administration's dipping into politics with the troops. Military supposed to stay neutral, loyal to the Constitution, not any parting. We'll see what the review uncovers next, but for now, it's a reminder of those thin lines intense times. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.