Army Suspends Apache Crew Over Kid Rock's Mansion Flyby

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The Army just suspended the Apache helicopter crew that flew super low over Kid Rock's

Nashville mansion after he posted that viral video.

This hit less than 24 hours after he bragged they'd be fine because of his ties to President

Trump.

Army spokesperson Major Montreux Russell confirmed the flight crew is grounded while they

check FAA rules, safety protocols, and mission approvals.

They stress they take any sketchy flights dead seriously and will hold people accountable.

Kid Rock shrugged it off in a poolside interview with a local Nashville station, saying the

chopper's hovered may be a minute to say what's up before.

Moving on, he hinted at chats with troops from Fort Campbell where the 101st Airborne

is based and how he weighs at their Chinooks during football, flyovers.

The video showed the helicopter zipping right by his hilltop home, a White House replica

at eye level from his deck.

He captioned it with a shout out to America and those who sacrificed.

No word yet from Kid Rock's camp, but the Army's review is underway, so expect more details

as they dig into what went down.