Kid Rock sparks US Army probe after helicopter flyby at his mansion
BBC • • nation
Key Points:
- The US Army has initiated an administrative review after musician Kid Rock posted a video of two AH-64 Apache helicopters flying near his Tennessee home during a training route over the Nashville area.
- Army officials are assessing whether the mission complied with regulations and airspace requirements, with potential action to be taken if violations are found.
- Kid Rock, a supporter of President Donald Trump, shared the footage on social media alongside a profane message directed at California Governor Gavin Newsom, highlighting ongoing political tensions.
- The videos show Kid Rock saluting and clapping as the helicopters flew by his estate, which he calls the Southern White House, accompanied by patriotic captions honoring military sacrifice.
- The 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell confirmed the investigation to ensure proper conduct during the flight operation.
