Ann: DroneShield Awarded $5.7 Million U.S. Government Contract, page-62

@Troof, First you write "So why am I the only person questioning why state of the art equipment hasn't made itself to the front line after 2 years of drone onslaught. Go download telegram and watch the Russian side it's an absolute blender".

Now you are contradicting yourself by writing that it probably has been used, ie:
"Good old sales pitch maybe the troops think it's garbage and doesn't work? Maybe the technology interferes with troops other equipment? Does jamming an incoming drone disrupt your own communication devices etc? Does using electronic warfare allow the Russians to locate you as you re giving out signals? "

And how do explain the following extract from the following Nov 2023 announcement - do you think the equipment just sits in a warehouse in Ukraine?

https://www.minister.defence.gov.au/media-releases/2023-10-25/australian-capabilities-continue-supporting-ukraine ??

Australia Supplies DroneShield Equipment to Ukraine$10.4 million of DroneShield equipment included under the latest $20 million aid package from the Australian Government to Ukraine

Counterdrone continues to be an urgent requirement in Ukraine due to ongoing Russian drone attacks

And how do explain today's "DroneShield Awarded $5.7 Million U.S. Government Contract" ? If DRO gear wasn't effective, the US Govt and other partners would certainly know that.