Army Investigates Apache Helicopters Near Kid Rock's Home

On March 31st, the Army just grounded the crew from two Apache helicopters that hovered right outside Kid Rock's National Home over the weekend.

This happened during what was supposed to be a routine training mission, and spots people say they're launching a full investigation into why the choppers got so close, including checks on FAA rules and safety protocols.

Earlier this week, Major Montreal Russell confirmed the suspension, stressing that the Army doesn't mess around with unauthorized flights.

They're digging into the mission details, and it's not clear yet how many folks are affected, or what the training was really about.

The helicopters also buzzed near a no-kings protest around the same time.

Kid Rock himself isn't sweating it.

He posted videos on social media showing the choppers hovering while he clapped insulated poolside, even pumping his fists as they peeled out.

In a local interview, he shrugged it off, saying they flown over his place before, from nearby four Campbell, and it was just seconds or a minute.

He even joked that his buddies commander in chief, meaning President Trump, has their back, and figures the pilots are good people who might have just wanted a quick thrill.

Kid Rock told reporters last year, at a Fort Campbell Thanksgiving bash, with JD Vance, that the crews are always welcome to swing by.

Meanwhile, the pro rolls on, with the 101st Airborne Division echoing, that they take community concerns dead seriously, so expect more.

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