If one performs even a cursory review of the most compelling cases, and one is not a total blithering idiot, one must conclude that there are vehicles in our skies whose technology far surpasses ours. Where they come from is unknown, but even a total moron must conclude that there is something to this whole mess.

Very interesting image of two Tajik L-29s in national colors, with rather Ukrainian-looking tail markings. From the Air Combat Information Group (ACIG) forum.

Here’s another view of LAF-005, sporting the extremely rare roundel! This one just screams, “Make a model of me, please!”

Does anybody know the number on this Liberian Mi-2? The prefix is “LAF-“, but I can’t make out the number suffix.

Looks like the aircraft in the image is a French Potez 25, so the roundels are bogus. The Dorand, though, appears to be genuine. It was the only aircraft of this extremely small air force.

That Somali Gomhouria is absolutely fantastic- thanks, Gerard! Overall yellow, I presume, and a very sharp scheme at that with the Somali insignia.

That Guinea Bissau Alouette II is quite weird, Gerard. I have also found another image of it, showing a thin red surround on the black star. The camouflage is readily apparent in this one. My best guess is that they applied the gray camouflage pattern later, and painted out the red on the roundels, leaving just a thin red border to the black stars.