Army Suspends Helicopter Pilots After Kid Rock Incident

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Less than a day after Kid Rock boasted that some army helicopter pilots buzzing his

Nashville mansion would be fine thanks to his pal in the white.

House.

The army suspended them from flying.

In a video he posted over the weekend, two Apache choppers zipped right over his backyard

pool deck at eye level, prompting millions of views and army.

Attention fast.

Kid Rock shrubbed it off in a Monday interview from that same deck, saying they hovered just

seconds or a minute, like a quick hello, and name dropped.

President Trump as their commander in chief, to back them up.

He even mentioned chatting with troops from Fort Campbell before, including during a Thanksgiving

visit with JDD, Vance, and waving at their shinooks heading to football games.

Meanwhile, army spokesperson Major Montreal Russell stressed they're reviewing FAA rules, safety

protocols, and approvals, taking any unsafe ops dead.

Seriously, with accountability to follow, no word yet from Kid Rock's camp as the pro

rolls on.