Drew Nelson
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 1 Apr
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A military review is now underway in Tennessee after U.S.
Army attack helicopters flew low over a protest and then maneuvered near Kid Rock's home, raising questions about whether the flight was routine, training, or something more.
Army officials say two AH-64 Apache helicopters tied to the 101st Airborne Division flew over a No Kings protest in downtown Nashville before making low-altitude passes near the home of the musician, whose real name is Robert Ritchie.
A spokesperson for the United States Army says all of the soldiers involved have been suspended.
Leaders at Fort Campbell have launched what they now call an administrative review to determine whether the pilots followed proper rules after video showed one helicopter hovering just beyond the entertainer's pool and another sweeping past the property.
Kid Rock can be seen saluting the soldiers in the cockpit.
The Army says it is aware of the video circulating online that shows the helicopters operating in the vicinity of a private residence.
And officials say the review will assess the mission and verify compliance with flight regulations, adding that action will be taken if any violations are found.
At the center of the concern is how close the aircraft appeared to fly to the home, sometimes holding position before briefly moving off, while a second helicopter crossed behind it, creating what looked like coordinated low-altitude maneuvering near the property.
The Army says the helicopters were flying a planned training route through the Nashville area and that any connection to the protest happening in the same day was coincidental.
But commanders also acknowledge they do not yet know whether the specific maneuvers near the home were intentional or incidental.
A spokesperson says pilots routinely fly outside Fort Campbell, but adds they still cannot say if this flight path and behavior were deliberate or simply part of normal operations.
The flight has drawn attention online, with some questioning whether military aircraft were used in a way that could appear personal or political.
The singer posted a pro-military message on Instagram with the footage.
Military officials stress that training flights over civilian areas are common and necessary, with pilots required to practice low-altitude navigation in real-world environments.
But those flights are typically not conducted in such close proximity to private homes.
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