Earlier this week, as the White House’s extravagant “Home is Where the Heart is” Christmas decor made its debut, first lady Melania Trump and second lady Usha Vance left Washington, D.C., to show their gratitude to U.S. troops.

They arrived at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland to put together care packages for deployed troops.

The packages assembled with help from the American Red Cross contained Rice Krispies treats, peanuts, granola bars and handwritten notes.

“The care packages that we’re assembling today are part of a proud and enduring tradition,” said Vance. She wore suede brown pants, black flats and a plaid blazer.

“It’s an honor to contribute to that legacy of service today. As we enter the holiday season, may we be reminded of our shared responsibility for our communities, our

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