Army Investigates Apache Helicopters Buzzing Kid Rock's House

The army just grounded the crew from two Apache helicopters that buzzed Kid Rock's Nashville

crib over the weekend.

This happened during what they called a training mission and the choppers hovered right

near his house in a no-kings protest.

Officials confirmed the suspension Tuesday while they launch a full probe into the flight

path.

Spokesman Major Montrel Russell laid it out clear, they're digging into every angle from

FAA rules and safety checks to whether approvals were.

The army stressing they don't play with unauthorized or risky ops and accountability

is key here.

Kid Rock wasn't sweating at all.

He dropped videos on social media, showing him pull side, saluting the pilots and pumping

his fist as they peeled out.

In a chat with local news, he shrugged it off, saying they flown over before from nearby

Ford Campbell and it was just seconds or a minute.

He even joked his buddies the commander in chief, nodding to President Trump and figures

the crew's good.

Kid Rock told pilots last year at a base event they're welcome, anytime, calling it harm

was fun.

Word is the investigation's rolling, but with Kid Rock staying chill and the army on it,

we'll see how this shakes out for the fly boys.

I'm Corey with the story.

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