Defence has selected nearly two dozen local and overseas companies for a new counter-drone procurement panel to help protect military sites and installations from aerial attacks.
Raytheon, SAAB, Anduril and DroneShield are among 23 companies appointed to the panel, which will serve the Counter small Uncrewed Aerial System (CsUAS) program known as LAND156.
Led by American military contractor Leidos, the project aims to protect Australian troops and defence sites from …
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