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Whether that amounts to an honorable discharge, as Michelle Manhart also says, is unclear. Manhart, who appeared in a six-page spread in Playboy's February issue, said she got word Friday that she was removed from "extended active duty" and also was told that she was demoted in rank from staff sergeant to senior airman. Manhart said that being removed from duty meant that she reverted to her Air National Guard status and that she submitted a "resignation" to the Guard, which she said is pending. Manhart was a member of the Iowa Air National Guard before going on extended active duty. Manhart offered the Associated Press a copy of a signed "request and authorization for separation" form that indicates her "character of service" was "honorable.

Michelle Manhart may be stripped of her military career. Manhart, a married mother of two who has served in the Air Force for nearly 13 years, is under investigation for posing nude in the upcoming issue of Playboy magazine. Asked by ABC's Bill Weir whether she anticipated the military investigation, she said "no, not at all. In a statement, the Air Force said that Manhart's posing nude goes against the organization's standards.

The February issue of Playboy hits the newsstands this week and inside you'll find pictures of Sergeant Michelle Manhart wearing her dog tags, yelling at recruits and totally naked. There are many pictures in barracks but never before of the drill sergeant. The Air Force says Manhart's actions do not meet its high standards. Michelle Manhart says she didn't do anything wrong and she's with me now for her first national TV interview.

This story was updated April 20, , to reflect the fact that she completed her contract and was discharged as a staff sergeant. Is it her? She's cruising slow, windows down, through a flat stretch of Lackland Air Force Base. Steering the black pickup with her left hand, the other tapping cell phone digits with a glossy fingernail. He's roadside.