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I agree with everything you're saying here, fibre optic drones are in no way perfect. If they were, they would have been used even before EW became so prevalent (as you point out).
However, they remain unjammable. That was really all I was pointing out. Despite their flaws, fibre optic drones remain highly lethal weapons, that soldiers need a means to defend against. I think tactical-level light AA seems like a good tool for the task. Of course, this kind of AA would be just as effective against radio-controlled drones, which is just a bonus.