A US Navy officer was moonlighting as a call girl – here’s a glimpse at her situation, and her pay grade. Read the whole story at The Navy Times…

Navy: Call girl actually retired at O-3
By Andrew Tilghman

A female officer who admitted working as a high-end prostitute for the “D.C. Madam” was allowed to retire as an O-3 — not an O-4, as was previously stated by a Navy spokeswoman.

Navy Secretary Donald Winter “did make the decision to retire her as a lieutenant in determining that she did not serve satisfactorily as a lieutenant commander,” Winter’s spokeswoman Capt. Beci Brenton said Wednesday.

Another Navy spokeswoman, Lt. j.g. Jennifer Windstein, told Navy Times on Nov. 25 that she was allowed to retire as a lieutenant commander.

“We made an error,” said Navy spokesman Lt. Cmdr. John Daniels.

In federal court in April, the woman testified about her stint as an escort at the trial of Deborah Jeane Palfrey, a California businesswoman who came to be known as the “D.C. Madam.” Dickinson said she charged $275 for a 90-minute session, typically keeping $130 for herself and sending $145 to Palfrey.

The 38-year-old divorced mother of three enlisted in the Navy after high school in Tennessee and served as an aviation electronics technician third class. She received her commission in 1993. She served as the Naval Academy food services officer, responsible for feeding 4,000 midshipmen, and occasionally taught a Navy leadership class in the academy’s ethics department.

In April, the Navy fired her from her job at the Navy Supply Corps School in Georgia, gave her a letter of reprimand and forced her to go on indefinite leave.