If the 1941 US military went war against the Empire of the Rising Sun (C&C Red Alert 3) instead of the empire of Japan, can they still win?

Contextual Military Readiness in 1941

Comparing Forces: Historical Japan vs. C&C Red Alert 3's Empire

Key Differences:

• Military Technology: The Empire of the Rising Sun features advanced technology such as transforming vehicles and powerful naval units, which were not present in the historical context of Japan during WWII.
• Strategic Warfare: In Red Alert 3, players can utilize strategic bombing and advanced naval tactics that reflect a more modern understanding of warfare compared to the WWII era's strategies employed by Japan

Potential Outcomes

1. Initial Engagement: If the U.S. were to engage the Empire of the Rising Sun with its 1941 military capabilities against their advanced technology, initial battles could favor the Empire due to superior weaponry and tactics.
2. Economic Mobilization: Historically, the U.S. economy was capable of rapid mobilization. By mid-1942, American industrial output had significantly increased, allowing for a massive buildup of forces and equipment If this economic capacity were applied against the Empire's resources, it could shift the tide in favor of the U.S.
3. Allied Support: The U.S. would likely seek alliances or support from other nations within this alternate scenario, potentially leveraging their industrial base to counteract technological disadvantages.
4. Long-Term Strategy: The U.S.'s eventual victory would depend on its ability to adapt its strategies and technologies while utilizing its vast resources effectively against a technologically superior foe.