I don't think so, the iron cross is rotated and there are more similar roundels than those two.
Plus, the red would clearly differentiate it from the black and white German cross at a distance.
Depending on what the USA uses, I could also imagine a Confederate roundel being similar to the 1941-43 US roundel...A white star in a blue circle outlined in a red circle, perhaps with a thin white line separating the blue and red...or a red square with the white outlined bue circle and star within...or the Tennessee flag.
White might also be a major element of the CSA roundel - the last two national flags featured white as the dominant color - plus one can't ignore the racial connotations of a white roundel. Why not a simple blank white circle, with a thin red line on the edge and a thin blue St Andrews cross in the white circle...or just a white circle with thin red on the outside.