Ray Powell

Ray Powell

analyst United States

Ray Powell is the director of SeaLight, a maritime analysis and tracking platform at Stanford University. He specializes in maritime security and has been actively involved in analyzing maritime movements and geopolitical tensions in the Indo-Pacific region, particularly regarding China's maritime activities and territorial disputes in the South China Sea.

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Croatia Croatia: Ray Powell, a maritime expert and former U.S. Air Force colonel, claims that while China is closing the hardware gap, developing operational expertise for effective aircraft carrier operations is what the U.S. has perfected for nearly a century. 6

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Ovo je novi kineski nosač aviona, veći je od bilo kojeg do sad, uskoro kreće u službu. Američki pukovnik: 'Ovo je znak...'

Croatia Croatia: Ray Powell, a maritime expert and former U.S. Air Force colonel, claims that while China is reducing the hardware gap, developing operational expertise for effective aircraft carrier operations is what the U.S. has perfected for nearly a century. 6

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Ovo je novi kineski nosač aviona, veći je od bilo kojeg do sad, uskoro kreće u službu. Američki pukovnik: 'Ovo je znak...'

Switzerland Switzerland: Ray Powell, director of the Sealight Foundation, questions whether an overly eager captain may have overstepped his engagement rules. 5

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: chinesisches Kriegsschiff rammt eigenes Küstenwachschiff

United States United States: Ray Powell, director of SeaLight, commented on China's actions in East Asia during the Trump administration. 5

CNN: US calls out ‘dangerous’ Chinese helicopter maneuvers as tensions rise over South China Sea