Easter Offensive US/Allied forces get 2 super-soldiers

[IndyFront]

So as we all know the Easter Offensive in the Vietnam war was inconclusive. There are arguments for and against I'm sure but we're going to assume in the OTL it was a stalemate.
The U.S. get a super-soldier beyond peak human physique and durability. The Japanese throw in a unit that is essentially impossible to kill. Do the allies succeed?

 

[Rufus Shinra]

Vietnam never was a matter of killing more people to win. Vietnam won and the US lost because Vietnam knew how to achieve strategic political goals.

 

[IndyFront]

Vietnam never was a matter of killing more people to win. Vietnam won and the US lost because Vietnam knew how to achieve strategic political goals.

It won't be enough to turn the tide of the war, but I wonder if it would at least change the course of the Easter Offensive specifically