Who is NOT eligible for the Transitional Assistance Management Program (TAMP)?

The Transitional Assistance Management Program (TAMP) is designed to provide continued health care benefits to certain service members who are separating from active duty. However, eligibility for TAMP is restricted to those who are involuntarily separated or who are separating under specific circumstances such as a disability related to their service or after being mobilized.

Service members who voluntarily separate from active duty do not qualify for TAMP. This is because the program is geared towards those who are transitioning out under circumstances that are not entirely within their control, such as force reductions or medical discharges. In contrast, individuals who are injured in combat, separating under honorable conditions, or transitioning to retirement fall under the eligibility criteria since they typically represent cases of a transition that is considered significant and warrants continued healthcare support.

Thus, the reason for the correct identification focuses on the nature of the separation; voluntary separations do not meet the requirements laid out for TAMP eligibility.