What is the highest level of Air Force command structure?

The highest level of Air Force command structure is represented by Major Commands (MAJCOMs). These commands are responsible for overseeing specific areas of operations and provide direction and support to subordinate units. Each Major Command is tailored to focus on a particular mission area or aspect of the Air Force's overall mission, such as air combat, training, or the support of global operations. They play a crucial role in strategic planning and resource allocation, coordinating the activities of lower organizational units like wings, groups, and numbered air forces to ensure that the Air Force can effectively accomplish its mission objectives.