A modern Royal Navy could stop Germany through the Netherlands

What changes if the Netherlands receives the modern Royal Navy in 1939 but cannot replenish its munitions?

Modern air defense, gunfire, and carrier aviation would probably break the German assault and its logistics before the finite ammunition stock became decisive.

Type 45 destroyers could remove much of the German air threat over the Netherlands and use modern 4.5-inch guns for coastal fire support. Their range allows ships at sea to influence a substantial part of the country's narrow land area. Queen Elizabeth-class carriers and F-35s would then strike bridges, railways, fuel depots, and troop concentrations with an accuracy the 1940 force could not answer. German operational logistics would probably collapse before the one-for-one modern munitions stockpile was exhausted. Destroying movement and supply can stop an army faster than attacking every combat unit.