Army investigates helicopter flyby at Nashville home
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Key Points:
- The U.S. Army is investigating the apparent flyby of Apache helicopters near singer Kid Rock's Nashville home, as shown in videos he posted on social media.
- Kid Rock, a vocal supporter of former President Trump, praised the helicopter flyby as a sign of respect, contrasting it with criticism of California Governor Gavin Newsom.
- Army officials stated that an administrative review is underway to verify compliance with flight regulations and airspace requirements, with potential action pending if violations are found.
- The incident coincided with nationwide anti-Trump "No Kings" demonstrations, adding a political context to the event.
- Governor Newsom had previously mocked Kid Rock in February over a social media video, highlighting ongoing tensions between the two public figures.
