Overview
- Flights recorded Saturday near the singer’s Nashville estate led the Army to suspend the aircrew pending a review of compliance with flight and airspace rules.
- The AH-64 Apache helicopters came from Fort Campbell and were on a Nashville-area training route, according to the 101st Airborne Division.
- Division officials said there was no official request from Kid Rock for the low pass at his Whites Creek property.
- The aircraft also flew over a large “No Kings” protest in Nashville, which the Army described as coincidental to the training route.
- The viral clips drew sharp online criticism over the optics and potential misuse of taxpayer-funded aircraft.