Survives Fuel air explosives

At that moment, an electronic signal was sent from the lead SEACAP helicopter--a signal that detonated all six of the explosive devices at the same time.
Even though the helicopter crews were briefed on what to expect, the intensity of the fuel-air explosions took them by surprise.  As they watched from two miles away, their choppers were buffeted by the hot blast.  The blue Pacific sky turned bright yellow as it was lit up like a second sun.
A tremendous glowing ball of fiery force smashed down on Godzilla.  The violence of the blast knocked the stunned creature onto his side.  The surface of the Pacific began to boil as a flaming blanket of burning chemicals descended on the area.  The burning cloud covered the monster completely.
Roaring with rage and pain, Godzilla thrashed about on the surface, churning the red waves with each agonized movement.  Every exposed section of the creature’s hide was burning in the aftermath of the explosion.
As the creature’s cries of mortal agony echoed across the water, Ensign Delaney felt her breakfast rising back up her throat.  She had to look away, but could not shut out the horrible cries of pain and confusion.  Delaney had been raised on a farm and loved animals, and she couldn’t watch this magnificent creature as it writhed in its death throes.
Finally, Godzilla's suffering seemed to end.  The creature stopped thrashing, and his burning body began to sink beneath the simmering waves.  The last of the flaming cloud of burning liquid and gas settled over the ocean, turning the pale blue waves to a bright, bloody crimson.  Godzilla was gone.