What Oscar insignia are these?

Google, snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.net, and eventually he/she will swear they never said..

who cares, however you'll need a mask and snorkel to find the planes though, lol ?

Isn't that occupied Manchuria?

Technically Manchukuo, but yes, occupied Manchuria. The only other Oscars I've seen in foreign markings were Chinese captures, a squadron's worth exported to Siam, a handful used by the French in Indochina right after the war, and even fewer used by the Indonesians while fighting the Dutch post-war, though these last may never have got off the ground. I've never seen Oscars in American or British markings, though it wouldn't surprise me.

Mark Schynert

As the box art says, these are the markings of the air forces of Manchukuo. This was a Japanese puppet state in occupied Manchuria. After the War, the French used Japanese aircraft in Indo-China (now Viet Nam) and the Indonesians used some with a national marking made up of a disk divided equally between red and white. The Dutch also used some in the East Indies before Indonesian independence.

Gordon McLaughlin

The french didn't have all that many planes left after the war, and flew captured japanese planes in the far east and captured (And even new build) german planes in europe.

FWIW I have also seen a picture of a Mitsubishi A6M2-N "Rufe" in French markings. Now that was different!

Bill Shuey