Which group of individuals is NOT supposed to use the resources that are available to transitioning service members?

The correct choice highlights that active-duty service members are not intended to utilize the specific resources designed for transitioning service members. These resources primarily target service members who are either in the process of separating from the military or have already completed their service and are transitioning to civilian life.

Active-duty service members are still in uniform and fully engaged in their military responsibilities, and their focus is on current operational duties rather than preparing for transition. Resources aimed at transitioning service members offer support such as workshops on resume writing, job searching, and interviewing skills, which are most beneficial to those who are preparing to leave the military and enter civilian employment.

The other groups, including service members with 20 years of service and those actively separating, are eligible to use these resources. Individuals who have completed a long tenure of service or are in the process of transition have clear interests in these support services to help them navigate their next steps outside of military life.