The U.S. Army has lifted the suspension of an aircrew involved in a flyby near the home of Kid Rock, following an internal investigation.

The incident occurred on March 28, when two AH-64 Apache helicopters flew close to the musician’s property in Tennessee during what the Army described as a routine training mission. Videos posted by Kid Rock showed the helicopters hovering near the home and captured brief interaction with the pilots.

The Army had initially grounded the aircrew because the flyby was not part of the approved training route, prompting a review of whether flight protocols were violated.

After Hegseth’s review, the Army confirmed the suspension was lifted and the pilots were cleared to return to duty. Officials emphasized that all training missions must adhere to operational standards, even in non-combat situations.