Box 9

This sub-series contains design documents for PanAero’s submission for the $10 million X-Prize competition. The sub-series also contains a VHS tape and other documents relating to PanAero’s application for the X-Prize competition.

This sub-series includes digital and physical documents and a VHS tape relating to PanAero Inc.

This sub-series includes digital and physical documents and a VHS tape relating to PanAero Inc.

This sub-series includes digital and physical documents and a VHS tape relating to PanAero Inc.

This sub-series includes digital and physical documents and a VHS tape relating to PanAero Inc.

Iincludes article, SPACE INC.: With imagination, nerve and enough money, anybody can put a rocket into space or try, segment about Cormier, pp. 58-59.

Includes article, Countdown to Freedom: After years of wrangling with Congress, and several trips back to the drawing board, NASA finally begins building its space station, by Leonard David.

Include article, X-Prize: Does anyone hear Charles Lindbergh chuckling? by David E. Fisher and Marshall Jon Fisher, pp. 50-56.

This series contains reports, research material, and design documents of aerospace projects that Cormier and his companies designed. There are also a few design documents of Cormier’s personal non-aeronautical projects.

This sub-series contains research materials, reports, and design documents of the different iterations of Cormier’s Space Van.

This series contains documents generated by or relating to Len Cormier’s aerospace companies.

This sub-series includes digital and physical documents and a VHS tape relating to PanAero Inc.

This sub-series contains a magazine article about Cormier’s TranSpace company.

This sub-series contains business documents relating to Third Millennium Aerospace, Inc and its successor Third Millennium Int’l LLC.

This sub-series contains design documents for PanAero’s submission for the $10 million X-Prize competition. The sub-series also contains a VHS tape and other documents relating to PanAero’s application for the X-Prize competition.

This series contains reports, research material, and design documents of aerospace projects that Cormier and his companies designed. There are also a few design documents of Cormier’s personal non-aeronautical projects.

This sub-series contains research materials, reports, and design documents of the different iterations of Cormier’s Space Van.

This sub-series contains business documents relating to Third Millennium Aerospace, Inc and its successor Third Millennium Int’l LLC.

This sub-series contains research materials, reports, and design documents of the different iterations of Cormier’s Space Van.

This sub-series contains research materials, reports, and design documents of the different iterations of Cormier’s Space Van.

This sub-series contains design documents for PanAero’s submission for the $10 million X-Prize competition. The sub-series also contains a VHS tape and other documents relating to PanAero’s application for the X-Prize competition.

The Len Cormier papers document Cormier's work as a commercial space flight pioneer. The majority of the papers include drawings, designs, blueprints, and papers related to engineer Cormier's work to design commercial reusable launch vehicles and other orbital vehicles. Types of materials include blueprints, business documents, CAD files, engineering designs, family documents, maps, a model (Space Van), papers, posters, research material, reports, topographical maps, and VHS tapes.