Yes we can help. It is nice to see you helping yourself though. This is untested but should do what you want: 

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

undef $/;
my $all;
while (<Dev*.txt>) {
    open F, $_ or die "Can't open $_: $!\n";
    my $content = <F>;
    close F;
    $all .= "Name: $_\n$content";
    if ($content =~ /\b(\w+\d\d\d)\b/) {
        my $found = $1;
        (my $first_two) = $content =~ m/(^[^\n]*\n[^\n]*\n)/;
        print "Found $found\n$first_two\n";
    }
}

open F, ">res.txt" or die "Can't write res.txt $!\n";
print F $all;
close F;

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