Japanese Navy Japanese Air Force
09: Petty Officer 2nd Class 0D: Sargent
0A: Petty Officer 1st Class 0E: Master Sargent
0B: Warrant Officer 0F: 2nd Lieutenant
0C: Lieutenant 10: 1st Lieutenant
11: Captain
26: 00 = Active 01 = Dead
29-2A: Date Started
2D-2E: Current Date
32-33: Missions Flown
34-35: Seccessful Missions
36-37: Campaigns Compleated
3C: Squadron
3E: Campaign
40-41: Air Victorys
43-4D: US Medals
4E-55: Japanese Medals
57-62: Realism Panel Settings (00 = no 01 = yes)

US Navy US Marine Corps US Army Air Force
00: Ensign 03: 2nd Lieutenant 06: 2nd Lieutenant
01: Lieutenant (jg) 04: 1st Lieutenant 07: 1st Lieutenant
02: Lieutenant 05: Captain 08: Captain

Codes
To edit the Aces of the Pacific roster you'll need a hex editor like the one found in PCTOOLS. Before editing I highly recomend that you save the ROSTER.DAT file to different directory or a floppy disk.

00: Number of Pilots on Roster
02-10: Name of Pilot
12-20: Backup Discription
23: Aircraft Insigna
00: Japan
01: US Navy & Marine Corps
02: Royal Air Force & Fleet Air Force
03: Chinese Air Force
04: Russian Air Force
05: Royal Netherlands Air Force
06: US Army Air Force
07: Royal Australian Air Force
24: Service Contry & Branch
00: US Navy
01: US Marine Corps
02: US Army Air Force
03: Japanese Navy
04: Japanese Air Force
05: Royal Air Force
06: Fleet Air Force
07: Royal Australian Air Force
08: Chinese Air Force
09: Russian Air Force
0A: Royal Netherlands Air Force
25: Rank (Although I don't know if it's necacary, I recommend that you use the apropet branch for you rank)

Resurrect the pilot
To keep your pilots alive forever, make a copy of the ROSTER.DAT file before going on a dangerous mission. If you get killed, you can copy the file back and your pilot is resurrected - as though he had never flown the fatal mission. For example, to copy the file, change to the Aces directory and type: COPY ROSTER.DAT BACKUP.XXX To resurrect a pilot, change to the Aces directory and then type: COPY BACKUP.XXX ROSTER.DAT Make sure you copy the ROSTER.DAT file every time you successfully complete a mission.