Which of the following is NOT a capability of the Air Force Reserve Command?

The correct choice is the one that identifies advanced fighter jet manufacturing as not being a capability of the Air Force Reserve Command. The Air Force Reserve Command primarily focuses on operational readiness, strategic air mobility, intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and other operational support tasks.

While the command operates various aircraft and supports air operations, the actual manufacturing of advanced fighter jets falls within the scope of defense contractors and specific branches of the military dedicated to development and production, rather than a reserve command's capabilities. The other options listed—air and cyberspace superiority, global integrated intelligence surveillance reconnaissance, and command and control operations—are all essential functions that the Air Force Reserve Command actively engages in to support national defense objectives and operational missions. These involve utilizing existing platforms, coordinating intelligence efforts, and maintaining command structures rather than engaging in manufacturing activities.