US Army War Secretary Pete Hegseth has lifted the suspension of two military pilots who flew helicopters near Kid Rock's Tennessee home during a training run. The pilots had been suspended after the incident raised concerns about safety. Hegseth made the decision to reinstate the pilots, citing their professionalism and adherence to protocol.

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