Housemartin anti-drone feedback

I was extrapolating from the Sierra Neuva War campaign frame that was teased in the KS update. That mentioned that "dragonfly" drones are ubiquitous in Blue Planet combat, and that meant that those drones needed a counter measure. The housemartin is something that can track and disable dragonflies, covering the activities of the potentially-surveilled unit. In that case, a claw is enough to clip the wings or damage the body of a dragonfly enough to disable it, and doesn't need reloading for dealing with hordes of dragonflies. Powerful claws may be enough to disable or degrade opposing housemartins.

I'm sure it's not the only solution to the problem of small surveillance drones! Larger surveillance drones are more capable but more expensive, so there are fewer around. Traditional air defence (with guns, rockets, or directed energy weapons) also works. Electronic Warfare would work.

And yes, "small drone with bomb" is a valid weapon. I don't think there are hard lines between "armed drone", "loitering munition", "kamikaze drone", and "precision-guided munition".