The radiation lab of Johns Hopkins University and memories of Don King

Summary form only given, as follows. The Johns Hopkins University Radiation Laboratory was located in Baltimore, Maryland. Much of the early research at the Rad. Lab. was on proximity fuzes for surface based anti-aircraft artillery, evolving from World War II R&D. The Director was Dr. Donald D. King. Dr. King made many significant contributions to microwave technology. He held many important positions in both the MTT-S and the IEEE culminating in being the President-Elect of the IEEE.