On Sat, 14 Feb 1998 Updated Spt. 17, 2001 "James L. Johnson"Email address wrote: phone: (508) 398 1936 Between the summer of 1951 and the summer of 1952 I was in Korea with a relatively unknown USMC close air support group that provided radar and computer controlled guidance of appropriately equipted USMC fighter bombers in conducting bombing missions. We called ourselves Dev Charlie which was taken from our radio call sign. Major Marion Dalby (Dirty) whom I understand eventually was promoted to General was our Commanding Officer. The group consisted of about 8 Officers and 30 Enlisted. I would like to hear from any of them or learn their present address. I'm not sure of the organizations official name, we referred to ourselves sometimes as MASRT as I recall meaning Marine Air Support Radar Team. In any event the system we took to Korea was a prototype developed at Point Mugu, Ca. We went to Korea for combat evaluation of the system and after about 6 months were declared operationally essential. I believe we belonged organizationally to the 1st Air Wing and that Major Dalby reported, at least in parrallel to someone in Washington. I know the organization is identified in Marine Corp archives since I went to Marine Corp Headquarters in Washington sometime in early 1953 to apply for combat pay and they were able to identify the organization and establish the number of months that I qualified. Anyone with any information relative to this please contact Jim Johnson (JL) at 343 Main St, S.Dennis Ma 02660.