Die Approbationsordnungen fur AErzte und fur Apotheker sehen bundesweite zentrale Prufungen fur verschiedene Abschnitte ihrer Studiengange vor. Der Prufungsstoff ist bekannt und wird in "Gegenstandskatalogen" prazisiert. Es handelt sich dabei um kompri- mierte Zusammenfassungen des chemischen Grundwissens fur diese Berufe. Eine vergleichbare Entwicklung stellt fur die Ausbildung Medizinisch-Technischer Assi- stenten (MTA) der Lehrinhaltskatalog des Deutschen Verbandes Technischer Assistenten der Medizin e. V. (dvta) dar. Er wurde von uns als Leitfaden fur dieses Buch benutzt. Wir haben uns entschlossen, ein kombiniertes Lehr-und Praktikumsbuch vorzulegen. Dies macht den Kauf mehrerer Bucher weitgehend uberflussig. Um den Lesern die Moeglichkeit zu geben, sich uber den Rahmen dieses Buches hinaus zu informieren, wurde die verwendete Literatur im Anhang zusammengestellt. Auf UEbungsfragen zu den einzelnen Kapiteln haben wir verzichtet, da das Buch "Examens- Fragen Chemie fur Pharmazeuten" von LatschaJSchillingiKiein (Springer-Verlag) mit rund 600 Multiple-Choice Fragen das hier behandelte Stoffgebiet abdeckt. Fur Kritik von seiten der Leser sind wir dankbar. Heidelberg, August 1983 H. P. Latscha, H. A. Klein, P. Pitz Inhaltsverzeichnis I. Grundlagen der allgemeinen und anorganischen Chemie Aufbau der Materie ...... . 1. 3 Atombau und Periodensystem . . 1.1. 3 1.1.1. Atom, Atommasse, Grammatom 3 Elementarteilchen und ihre Eigenschaften 1.1.2. (Ordnungszahl, Massenzahl, Isotope, Radioaktivitat) ....... .

During Desert Storm, the mission to seek and destroy Iraqi Scuds was termed the "Great Scud Hunt." It quickly became the most exasperating and least satisfactory aspect of the Desert Storm air campaign. In fact, eighty-eight Scuds were launched during Desert Storm and no hard evidence exists that any coalition air attacks resulted in their destruction. For Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) the Combined Forces Air Component Commander (CFACC) was the supported commander for counter-Scud operations and for the first time was assigned an Area of Operations (AO) in western Iraq. For this mission, the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-West (CJSOTF-W) was the supporting commander. After studying the lessons learned from Desert Storm, coalition planners quickly realized that the key to avoiding the frustrations experienced during Desert Storm was to leverage the success of SOF and airpower integration that emerged during Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF). Planners also discovered that current joint doctrine and tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) were insufficient to address the needs of the lethal combined arms team formed for counter-Scud operations. Therefore, this paper argues that significant changes to joint doctrine are required to ensure that the combination of conventional airpower and Special Operations Forces (SOF) continually advance their inherent capabilities of speed, flexibility, and lethality to respond to a full spectrum of threats. Future rewrites of joint doctrine need to address the establishment of a Joint Fires Element (JFE) within the Joint Special Operations Task Force (JSOTF) as well as the integration of a Joint Air Coordination element (JACE) into JSOTF JFE operations. Doing so will ensure their integration with joint fires support from other services.

Celebrating 250 years, St. Peter's Episcopal Church in the Society Hill neighborhood of Philadelphia, has witnessed a rich mixture of people and events that reflect critical periods of American political and cultural history. George Washington worshiped here as did abolitionists and slave holders, Whigs, Democrats, and Republicans. St. Peter's was a point of first contact for thousands of immigrants, and the church opened schools for immigrants to help them to acculturate to life in Philadelphia.

Opening a window onto colonial Philadelphia and the nation's histories, a"St. Peter's Church"ais a glorious testament to this National Historic Landmark. In addition to the stories and hundreds of black-and-white and color photographs, this handsome volume provides a history of the grounds, the churchyard, and the church itself-a classic example of eighteenth-century Philadelphia design that later incorporated the work of renown architects William Strickland, Thomas U. Walter, and Frank Furness."