Glider Launch Systems
Hydro-pneumatic launch solutions designed to deliver controlled acceleration for glider applications, supporting repeatable performance, efficient launch energy transfer, and specialized aerospace testing requirements.
Explore hydro-pneumatic launch systems engineered for efficient, repeatable glider acceleration using advanced light-gas propulsion principles. Green Launch applies deep high-velocity testing expertise to support research, aerospace development, and specialized launch applications where controlled performance, lower operating emissions, and reliable launch dynamics matter.

Specialized launch, testing, and payload support services built around high-velocity propulsion expertise.
Hydro-pneumatic launch solutions designed to deliver controlled acceleration for glider applications, supporting repeatable performance, efficient launch energy transfer, and specialized aerospace testing requirements.
Field-tested horizontal firing programs validate pressure settings, vehicle weight, and resulting velocities, generating practical data for refining launch performance and propulsion system behavior.
Sub-orbital launch support for payload delivery and atmospheric missions demonstrates Green Launch's ability to adapt high-velocity launch technology for demanding aerospace applications.
Hydro-pneumatic launch systems for gliders offer a practical way to achieve strong, controlled acceleration without relying on conventional rocket-based methods. Green Launch combines propulsion research, field testing, and systems engineering to support launch concepts that prioritize repeatability, lower emissions, and measurable performance. This approach is well suited for aerospace developers, research teams, and specialized flight programs seeking dependable launch dynamics.

Built on successful propulsion trials and real-world aerospace launch development experience.
Green Launch brings specialized propulsion knowledge and practical testing experience to complex launch challenges.
Led by propulsion experts with hands-on experience in high-velocity launch system development.
Successful horizontal and vertical test programs demonstrate repeatable performance under varied launch conditions.
Hydrogen and oxygen propulsion concepts support lower-emission launch operations with water vapor byproduct.
Technology development focuses on reducing launch costs compared with traditional rocket-based alternatives.
Experienced leaders behind advanced propulsion innovation.

Chief Technical Officer
Dr. John W. Hunter serves as Chief Technical Officer at Green Launch and brings deep expertise in physics and high-velocity propulsion systems. His background includes leading the SHARP project at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, giving him extensive experience in advanced launch concepts, extreme-speed testing, and propulsion system development. At Green Launch, he helps guide the technical direction behind light-gas and hydro-pneumatic launch applications, with a focus on practical performance, repeatability, and scalable aerospace solutions. His work supports customers seeking innovative alternatives to conventional launch methods for research, testing, and specialized payload missions. Dr. Hunter's leadership is central to translating complex propulsion science into real-world launch capabilities.

Strategic Outreach
Eric Robinson leads Strategic Outreach for Green Launch and contributes a strong blend of systems science, entrepreneurship, and aerospace application insight. His experience with fluid delivery systems is especially relevant to advanced launch technologies that depend on precise pressure management, controlled flow, and dependable system integration. At Green Launch, he helps connect technical capabilities with customer needs across aerospace, defense, and research sectors. He plays an important role in communicating the value of sustainable, cost-conscious launch alternatives while supporting partnerships and mission planning discussions. Eric's ability to bridge engineering concepts and market needs helps organizations better understand how specialized launch systems can support testing, payload delivery, and future aerospace programs.

Chairman of the Board
Don Whitney serves as Chairman of the Board for Green Launch and brings valuable operational perspective shaped by his experience as an Air Force pilot and environmental consultant. His background supports the company's focus on disciplined planning, mission execution, and responsible technology development. At Green Launch, he contributes to strategic oversight and helps align advanced launch initiatives with practical operational requirements. His aviation experience offers insight into flight systems, safety considerations, and real-world deployment planning, while his environmental consulting background complements the company's emphasis on more sustainable launch methods. Don's leadership helps strengthen Green Launch's ability to pursue innovative propulsion solutions with a balanced view of performance, operations, and long-term industry relevance.
A hydro-pneumatic launch system uses pressurized fluid and gas energy to accelerate a glider during launch. The goal is to provide controlled, repeatable takeoff assistance without depending on conventional rocket propulsion. For research and aerospace applications, this type of system can support precise launch profiles, measurable acceleration data, and efficient energy transfer during testing or operational use.
Speak with our team about your launch concept and requirements.
Years of focused propulsion development.
Demonstrated through repeated field launches.
Built around lower-emission propulsion concepts.
Share your glider program goals, technical requirements, and testing needs. We'll help you explore the right launch approach.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 619-933-6678. You can also send us a quick email at jwhunter2004@yahoo.com
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 619-933-6678. You can also send us a quick email at jwhunter2004@yahoo.com