On February 9, 2007, Michelle Manhart, formerly a sergeant in the U.S. Air Force, was kicked out of her job, despite the fact she had served 13 spotless years, received perfect scores on performance reports and been recommended for immediate promotion. Her infraction? Posing nude in Playboy. Posing for Playboy had been a lifelong dream for Michelle and so she jumped at the opportunity. When the magazine came out, her chain of command removed her, citing unsavory off-duty conduct. While Michelle hadn't broken any rules, the military made it clear that it didn't feel she represented the uniform well.
Two months later, after weeks of questions going unanswered, Michelle got an out-of-the-blue call from her lawyer giving her the good news: She was finally receiving an honorable discharge. Now she's free to pursue her acting and modeling dreams. One of her first big gigs is as PETA's (People For The Ethical Treatment Of Animals) "I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur" international spokes model. Pamela Anderson look out - there's a new girl in town.
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