Speaking of Air Force One, G-Dub made a speech at WPAFB (Wright-Patterson Air Force Base)--I guess it was actually off the base, at the museum--a few years back, and my dad and I attended. We saw Air Force One fly overhead, circle around and land off in the distance at the actual base, then we saw his motorcade drive right in front of us. Well, about a uhndred feet away, but you get the idea. Funny thing though, his limousine had a dummy doll in it, and George himself stepped out, almost unnoticed, from an anonimous armored Suburban. The gig was replete with snipers standing up on platforms in the middle of the crowd. I still have the ticket, and I plan on keeping it.
Wright-Patt also has quite the collection of retired Air Force Ones. They're housed in hangars right across from the main museum. It's been over 5 years since I'ce seen it and I don't remember what planes are there, but I do remember seeing more than a couple propeller driven planes. THere was a Harrier in there too, I'm not sure why.
But back to flyovers and stuff, I've seen B1s (thunderous with the 'burners going), a B-52, two F-22s accomplanied by two F-16s, three Blackhawks that practically landed in the stands (It's almost scary how quite those huge choppers are), and all the other usual jets and helicopters.