We'll get there one day. Yeah. Strategic victory in attacking nothing but garrisons. Good Job USA.
Looks like you forgot about the battle of Stalingrad...
Or Moscow - where Soviets were outnumbered 2:1 and still won...
Meanwhile, Operation Overlord ranked about 200,000 allied forces against the German 95k. Canada Broke through first, USA lost all but two of their tanks because the amphibious modifications were not sufficient to keep them afloat. Along with this, due to inclimate weather, many units were broken up and had formed into ad hoc units with no clear objective. Once they reached the top of the plateau, the gun towers that they were looking for weren't there, so they couldn't even use those to their advantage. US had a really hard time on D-Day and didn't really win, actually. It was a statistical loss. However, we did have in our favor prior aerial engagements in France were our airborne assets outnumbered germany 30:1. (Again, real sacrifice here people. Outnumbering, outgunning...)
Cue Operation Fortitude, the intentional destruction and misdirection of German forces to make them think we were going to invade north france. Nothing burger. They bought it.
That said though, our offensive was the worst case scenario. We did not meet our objectives. However, we did have our collective asses covered, thanks to pre-planning and operation fortitude.