Army suspends 2 helicopter crews that flew near Kid Rock's Nashville home
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Army suspends 2 helicopter crews that flew near Kid Rock's Nashville home
"The Army has confirmed that on March 28, two Apache helicopters from the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade at Fort Campbell conducted a flight in the Nashville area that has attracted public and media attention."
"I think they know this is a pretty friendly spot. I've talked to some of these pilots. I've told them, 'You guys see me waving when you come by the house?'"
"The suspension is a discretionary, but not unusual, step when an investigation is underway, Maj. Montrell Russell said."
The U.S. Army has suspended the crews of two AH-64 Apache helicopters that hovered near Kid Rock's swimming pool while he saluted. This suspension is standard during investigations. The Army is examining the flight's compliance with FAA regulations and safety protocols. Kid Rock, a military supporter, stated that such helicopter flights are common near his home and expressed his welcoming attitude towards the pilots. He shared videos of the incident on social media, showcasing his interaction with the helicopters.
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