Would Churchill have handled Munich differently?

How might the Munich Conference have ended if Churchill, rather than Chamberlain, had represented Britain?

Churchill would likely have pressed for concrete withdrawals or mobilization, using a harder negotiating posture shaped by Britain's relative naval advantage.

Churchill's later record of negotiating from weak positions suggests that he would probably have sought concrete troop movements or threatened action rather than accepting a symbolic assurance. The naval balance and German submarine position in 1938 would also have shaped a more confrontational calculation. The answer remains a reasoned counterfactual rather than a claim of certainty.