Military Helicopters Hover Over Kid Rock's Mansion

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Two Apache helicopters from Fort Campbell hovered right over Kid Rock's Nashville mansion

on Saturday, turning heads with a celebrity flyby.

The Army first suspended four crew members, pinning a review for possible FAA rules and

safety issues.

But Defense Secretary Pete Hexf shut down the whole probe on Tuesday, clearing everyone

with no punishment.

Kid Rock shared videos of himself saluting the choppers near his pool, saying he knew

the pilots from a Thanksgiving visit to the base with Vice.

President J.D. Vance, he claimed they just swung by for a quick hello, nothing major.

Social media exploded with outrage, folks calling it a waste of military gear for a rich

guy's photo op.

Critics worried it mixes politics with the armed forces, especially since Kid Rock's

evocal Trump supporter.

Kid Rock pushed back, insisting the hover lasted seconds in those routes or normal over Nashville,

like for football games at Nissan Stadium.

This move raises big questions about keeping the military above the fray.

When top brass steps in fast for allies, trust takes a hit and standards.

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