Hegseth weighs in on 8 Army helicopter pilots grounded

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Hegseth weighs in on 8 Army helicopter pilots grounded after buzzing July 4th beaches
For the second time in five months, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth appeared to wade into an internal Army flight safety investigation late Thursday, tweeting support for eight AH-64 Apache pilots and ...

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Suspended Army pilots cleared after beach flyover as Hegseth weighs in
Hegseth steps in to 'fix' situation after Apache pilots suspended for 'Salute from the Shores' flyover
Hegseth again intervenes in disciplinary action taken for Apache helicopter flyover
The suspensions of eight Apache pilots who flew low over the South Carolina coast on July Fourth were lifted Friday, according to the South Carolina National Guard, just hours after Secretary of Defen...

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Suspension lifted for Apache pilots after July 4 flyover controversy
Pentagon reinstates Apache pilots who were suspended by South Carolina National Guard after beach show
Pentagon reinstates suspended Apache pilots following July 4 flyover
The Apaches were part of a statewide annual July 4 flyover called “Salute from the Shore,” which also included U.S. military F-16s, a C-17 and a handful of civilian vintage aircraft, according to orga...

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Pete Hegseth Vows to ‘Fix’ Pilot Suspensions After July 4 Apache Fly-By: ‘Carry On, Patriots!’
Suspensions lifted for 8 Apache helicopter pilots after Hegseth weighs in

World's Most Feared Attack Helicopter

The AH-64 Apache is one of the world’s most battle-proven attack helicopters, designed for anti-tank missions, close air support, and armed reconnaissance. Armed with a 30mm M230 chain gun, AGM-114
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