An investigation is underway after Kid Rock posted a video online that seemingly showed a U.S. Army Apache attack helicopter flying low outside the singer's home near Nashville.
A spokesperson for the 101st Airborne Division, in Fort Campbell, Ky., told NBC News and local outlet WSMV that the two AH-64 Apache helicopters were following a training route in the Nashville area on Saturday, March 28 — and that their presence was "entirely coincidental" to the No Kings protests taking place that same day.
The musician, 55, posted two videos to X on Saturday, showing him applauding and saluting a helicopter as it hovers near his outdoor pool before flying off.
That's killer! How would they punish the Apache pilots? Send them to Iran? They're probably going over there anyhow.
A spokesperson for the 101st Airborne Division, in Fort Campbell, Ky., told NBC News and local outlet WSMV that the two AH-64 Apache helicopters were following a training route in the Nashville area on Saturday, March 28 — and that their presence was "entirely coincidental" to the No Kings protests taking place that same day.
The musician, 55, posted two videos to X on Saturday, showing him applauding and saluting a helicopter as it hovers near his outdoor pool before flying off.
That's killer! How would they punish the Apache pilots? Send them to Iran? They're probably going over there anyhow.
were on maneuver's directly over the protesters. Yup just pure coincidence all that noise disturbing Dem..
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