The Kearsarge LHD-33 is a Landing Helicopter Dock class of amphibious carrier used by the US Marine Corps, and was pre-positioned before Sept 21. Too few understand that “LHDs have large flight decks to land and dispatch heavy-lift
CH-53 helicopters to and from disaster sites. They also have big well-decks —
exposed surfaces that are lower than the fore and aft of the ship — from
which large landing craft can be dispatched to shore carrying over 150 tons of
water, food and other supplies on each trip. are the ideal platforms for relief operations owing to their range of assets. The ships, due to their designs to support Marine amphibious landings in war zones, also have hospitals onboard to
provide medical treatment on a large scale. That these ships were in the area
should be viewed as a huge positive for the administration and the Department of Defense. …” Retired Navy Captain Jerry Hendrix

FL Melania has been wearing Monolo Blahnik shoes because he is a longtime friend whose art exhibit, “Manolo Blahnik: The Art of Shoes” at Museum Kampa in Prague, Czech Republic Aug. 11-Nov 12, after record attendance at St. Petersburg’s Hermitage Museum May 11 -July 23, which followed Milan Palazzo Morando Jan. 26-Apr. 8. The exhibit travels next to Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas in Madrid, and to BATA Shoe Museum inToronto in 2018.

Also, the 90-minute documentary “Manolo: The Boy who Made Shoes for Lizards” premiered on Sept. 15 at the Frick Collection Museum on Fifth Avenue. Still showing in NY, DC, and 6 other cities, it is opening at seven more cities on Oct. 6: “the in-depth portrait of legendary fashion designer Manolo Blahnik and how his extraordinary dedication to his craft led him to become the world’s most famous luxury shoemaker, revered by celebrities, stylists, and industry icons for generations”

Manolo’s stilettos are art, and Vogue editors confirm, very comfortable.

https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/ce44bcd6478b6fabdd01647f8c180e7d2ae33bd1dca67ae10cd4c136c7b5a12f.jpg San Juan mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz wore stilettos when she, on Oct. 3, finally met President and Mrs. Trump, who was wearing Timberland boots.

POTUS and FLOTUS’ final meeting on Oct. 3, offshore from Puerto Rico, was on the USS Kearsarge:
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/c1a714a1cd9727c653eb4da0a7fd9f150cf0937ca314f9156ef7f05e96f98b9f.jpg Nice tribute by FL Melania to wear USMarine Corp green with USNavy white, the same colors as Marine One helicopter.

The Kearsarge LHD-33 is a Landing Helicopter Dock class of amphibious carrier used by the US Marine Corps, and was pre-positioned before Sept 21. Too few understand that are the ideal platforms for relief operations owing to their range of assets, from heavy-lift helicopters to large landing craft that can be dispatched to shore carrying over 150 tons of water, food and other supplies on each trip, and hospitals onboard to provide medical treatment on a large scale.

FL Melania has been wearing Monolo Blahnik shoes because he is a longtime friend whose art exhibit, “Manolo Blahnik: The Art of Shoes” at Museum Kampa in Prague, Czech Republic Aug. 11-Nov 12, after record attendance at St. Petersburg’s Hermitage Museum May 11 -July 23, which followed Milan Palazzo Morando Jan. 26-Apr. 8. The exhibit travels next to Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas in Madrid, and to BATA Shoe Museum inToronto in 2018.
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/4685c39b6cfd6245785c1e264c2e3288fa3b6e7bbec6830940e9e009701a3d87.png

Also, the 90-minute documentary “Manolo: The Boy who Made Shoes for Lizards” premiered on Sept. 15 at the Frick Collection Museum on Fifth Avenue. Still showing in NY, DC, and 6 other cities, it is opening at seven more cities on Oct. 6: “the in-depth portrait of legendary fashion designer Manolo Blahnik and how his extraordinary dedication to his craft led him to become the world’s most famous luxury shoemaker, revered by celebrities, stylists, and industry icons for generations”
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/dbc3d44c54b83426c0d2a69f5267fe76f9442d6f645b4530130076845a43cd59.jpg

Manolo’s stilettos are art, and Vogue editors confirm, very comfortable.