King was out of work after leaving Welling United in the summer despite taking them to the brink of the National League.
His Wings side coped with mid-season budget cuts to finish third in the table before suffering narrow defeat to Woking in the promotion final having seen off Chelmsford City in the semi-final.
The former Lewes, Farnborough, Macclesfield and Whitehawk boss’ record in the division is unrivalled and the Darts have handed him the keys following the departure of joint-managers Jamie Coyle and Adam Flanagan at the beginning of September.
King takes over with the Kent club, who missed out on a play-off finish last season, two points above the relegation zone having won just two of their first 12 games.
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LOTTERY'S NO FUN FOR LEE!
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BIRD EYES A WAY BACK IN
Tanners boss keeps perspective
VICTORY IS FOR OUR HERO GEE!
CHICHESTER CITY dedicated their five-star play-off victory to late assistant manager Graeme Gee after this one-sided encounter sent them up in style.
JAMES' HEROES TAKE A BOW
BOWERS & Pitsea bounced straight back to Step 3 foot ball after a tense penalty shootout victory over Essex rivals Brentwood Town, who in turn lost a second final shootout in three years.
STEVE'S SUITED AND LIVING DREAM
STEVE GARDENER thought he was just going for a pint with his dad and brother when he attended a meeting at the local ice rink to discuss restarting Romford Football Club.
AUSTIN'S BOYS ARE MOTORING
HARBOROUGH Town boss Mitch Austin said his side bagged the win and promotion they deserved after goals at either end of the game saw off promotion rivals Anstey Nomads.
WE'RE HEAD OVER HEELS!
Anchors seal a derby thriller
CABLES FINALLY CAN BELIEVE. JT!
PRESCOT Cables supporters have waited for more than a decade to celebrate promotion but knew this contest was over in little more than an hour.
WHITES TAKE A HARD LINE
SALISBURY boss Brian Dutton says his team won’t be bullied out of a place in the National League by big-spending AFC Totton.
THE BUCKS HAVE GOT FIZZ BACK
KEVIN WILKIN has urged his AFC Telford United promotion-chasers to take the club’s first major step back to redemption.
