Air Force Amy grew up in rural
Ohio, leaving home at the age of 13. She later joined the
US Air Force and served in the Philippines as an instructor.[6]
Career
Legal prostitution
Three months prior to being discharged from the US Air Force in 1990, she applied to the nearby
Chicken Ranchbrothel in Nevada, a legal brothel, and worked continuously as a legal and licensed prostitute in legal brothels in Nevada. She has worked at the Chicken Ranch, the
Mustang Ranch (from 1994 to 1997), the
Sagebrush Ranch, the
Cherry Patch Ranch,
Sheri's Ranch, the
Kit Kat Guest Ranch, and the
Moonlite Bunny Ranch beginning in 2000.[7][8] As a
legal Nevada prostitute, she works as an independent contractor who turns in half of her money made at the brothel to the house. In 2003, she earned
US$10,000–$50,000 a month, according to The New York Times.[9] Amy persuaded her employer
Dennis Hof to offer a Military Appreciation Night, a special promotion for free sex to soldiers.[5]
Film and television
Air Force Amy was featured in
HBO's documentaries Cathouse (2002), Cathouse 2 (2003), and Cathouse: The Series (2005) about Nevada's Moonlite Bunny Ranch. She was called[by whom?] "the all-time top earner" and "the master of the game".[10] The Season 1, Episode 5, "She's Got Game" episode (2005), included a personal profile of her.[11] She also appeared in the 2004
BBC television program The Brothel, on the same subject,[12] and the 2005 documentary Pornstar Pets.[7][third-party source needed]
^Marcel, Joyce (December 23, 2006).
"Sex for Sale". The American Reporter. Vol. 12, no. 3056w.
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