When managing ALTRV operations, what type of airspace traffic is generally prioritized?

In the context of ALTRV (Altitude Reservation) operations, military air traffic is prioritized due to its specific operational needs that often require the use of designated airspace for training, exercises, or missions. The reservation of airspace is typically made to facilitate military operations that may involve high-speed aircraft, specialized maneuvers, or the coordination of multiple military aircraft in a confined airspace area. This prioritization ensures that military operations can proceed without undue interference, which is crucial for maintaining readiness and effectiveness. Other types of air traffic, such as commercial, general aviation, or international air traffic, may need to be adjusted or rerouted to accommodate the reserved airspace for military use, emphasizing the importance of operational flexibility in managing airspace effectively.