Hegseth reportedly forced top general to retire after investigating Kid Rock flyby

Jump to contentAllNewsSportCultureLifestyleUS Army helicopter does a fly-by for Trump's pal Kid RockDefense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly forced Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George to retire after George pursued an investigation into an unauthorized military helicopter flyby over Kid Rock's estate. Gen. Christopher LaNeve, then Hegseth's top aide, reportedly advised George that Hegseth wanted the investigation into the Apache helicopter pilots dropped, according to The Washington Post, citing people familiar with the discussions.Hegseth publicly lifted the pilots' suspensions shortly after the incident, writing on social media that there would be no punishment or further inquiry. After George's departure, Hegseth nominated LaNeve as the permanent Army chief of staff, a role currently awaiting Senate confirmation. Hegseth defended LaNeve as a leader aligned with Donald Trump's vision for the military, dismissing criticism from establishment insiders. In fullTop military general was ousted days after being told to drop investigation into Kid Rock flyby: reportMore bulletinsThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in

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