Godzilla tanks tons of munitions

“Launch the attack!” the admiral commanded.
A second later, the 127mm deck guns, mounted in turrets on the destroyers’ bows, opened up.  The sound was deafening.  Anti-aircraft guns began firing too, pouring steel-jacketed shells onto the target.
As hundreds of tons of munitions hit his massive body, Godzilla lifted his head and howled in rage.  His mighty tail thrashed, churning the ocean in its wake.  His eyes flashed angrily, and his lips curled back to reveal his six-foot-long teeth.
Pressing the attack, the Seahawk helicopters buzzed around Godzilla’s head, firing flares, missiles, and bullets at the creature’s face.  Godzilla lifted his arms and blinked his eyes in a vain attempt to ward off the blinding pyrotechnics.
Admiral Toyohashi smiled.  We are winning, he told himself.  Today Gojira dies!
The monster’s ear-shattering roar could be heard over the sound of the guns.  As the task force moved within the range of Godzilla’s terrible radioactive fire, the ships slipped off into two lines.  Each row of ships had a frigate in the lead, followed by a destroyer and another frigate.  Admiral Toyohashi’s ship, the Hatsuyuki, took the right flank.
In minutes, Godzilla was surrounded by warships, which kept pounding the creature with tons of high explosives, shrapnel, and armor piercing shells.