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In this exercise, Conlin carries squad mate Gaines to Sullivan for treatment as an exercise, and himself must learn how to stop bleeding on himself and call for a corpsman. The final station is a course in squad commands, where Conlin learns to both give orders to the squad and also the procedures related to obtaining aid from the squad's medic, Jimmy Sullivan. Here, Conlin learns how to fire several different types of weapons, including the M1903 Springfield Rifle, an M1928A1 Thompson submachine gun (fitted with the 50-round drum magazine) and an M1903-A5 Springfield sniper rifle, the M1919A4 Browning light machine gun, use a Composition B explosive charge, fire mortars, and toss grenades. The second portion of the level takes place at the firing range. Firstly, They go through the obstacle course to learn how climb ladders, crouch inside wooden tunnels, Prone under deadly barbered wires, run in mud pits, run on balance boards and Doing Rifle melee attack (Hitting with the end of the rifles) by hitting wooden dummies.

Boot Camp is the first full level featuring the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego California in September of 1941 where Thomas Conlin and his future squad mates go through the basic layout of the game, including controls, weapons, and commands.

It revolves around a United States Marine, Thomas Conlin, and his squad as they progress through the many major conflicts of the Pacific Theater against Japanese Army, from Pearl Harbor to Tarawa Atoll. Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault is the second game in the Medal of Honor series to focus upon the Pacific Theater rather than that of Europe, along with Rising Sun. There is also heavy emphasis on squad combat, with the playable character being able to give basic orders (advance, retreat, regroup, and open fire) to his squad mates, Frank Minoso, Jimmy Sullivan, and Willy Gaines and other, unnamed squad members.

It was the first game to introduce Ironsights, allowing for precision aiming on weapons other than sniper rifles. Unlike previous Medal of Honor games, Pacific Assault places more emphasis on front-line combat and story.