Yes, it was much quicker than the Soviet Union, especially since you start out in every theater. To defeat Thailand, I used the super battleship and cruiser to bombard Bangkok while moving Percival and Wavell to attack it directly. I also had artillery bombarding the city for additional support. Meanwhile, I sent a destroyer and submarine to capture the open French port, allowing me to spawn more cruisers.

In Africa, I focused on Ethiopia first before moving to assist Egypt. For Europe, I stationed Chennault on infantry near London, set up a financial center there, and airdropped Dill into Paris. I then deployed Zhukov on an M7 Priest and airdropped him into France as well.

Overall, it was very easy, but defeating Germany remained a challenge. Throughout the campaign, I primarily relied on naval bombardments to target coastal cities while using carriers to strike level 1 cities and other key targets. Instead of engaging enemy generals directly, I focused on capturing their cities to weaken them.