"Get in front, and chew it up."
First: make sure you have the right amount of HP and firepower -- one B-deck fighter is not going to get it done. As a general rule: I try to have as many HP and guns in my defending fighters as the heavy has; if I have to go in shorthanded, I lose HP, rather than guns. Dealing hits is paramount.
Second: Under absolutely *NO* circumstances come in from behind, esp. not with the Staaken. Look at the gun mounts -- do the math.
Third: Take a page from the war which hadn't happened yet, and come in from *below*. Most heavy guns can aim above its level; few can hit below.
Minimize his ability to hit you; maximize your ability to hit him. For a particularly nasty option: Get some two-seaters with A-deck rear guns, and get in below and ahead; he hits with a single B-deck (or maybe a single-A for the 0/400), while you're hitting him with 2-3 A-deck shots.
" o/~ Follow these steps and pretty soon you will say/ It's easy, mmm'kay? o/~ "
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