Who exercises command over nonmobilized Air Force Reserve units?

The Commander of the Air Force Reserve exercises command over nonmobilized Air Force Reserve units. This role is critical because the Commander is responsible for the readiness, organization, and administration of Reserve forces. This command structure allows for effective management and integration of the Reserve components within the overall mission of the Air Force while ensuring that the units are prepared to be mobilized when necessary.

Being specifically designated to oversee reserve units ensures that they receive the tailored support and resources they need to maintain operational effectiveness in a non-deployed status. The Commander acts as a crucial link between the active-duty components and reserve forces, aligning their training and readiness with Air Force objectives.