This check list is from Mountain Ops Communications at   http://www.mountain-ops.com/
An AMATEUR RADIO EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS CHECKLIST
This list was originally compiled by the CAREN Training Net (a.k.a War Box) and edited by Steve Mahler, KF5VH. It is suggested that you check on these items once every six months. Make sure you know where they are so you can grab them in a hurry! 

BASIC EQUIPMENT for ANY OPERATION
Any Identification Badges or Cards (sometimes its no ID no access) 
HF radios, power supply, battery and cables, antennas, extra coax, support for the antennas, ground rods and ground straps, CW key 
Table and chairs 
2 meter radio, power supply, batteries and extra batteries, charger, antennas 
headphones, pigtails, connectors, connector type converters 
Cell phone and charger 
Tool Kit - what ever you leave out, you'll need 
Something to write on and write with 
Flashlights and batteries, chem lights 
rope, string, safety tape (orange) 
zip lock bags 
Water - 3 gallons per day per person (including 1 gallon of potable) 
Area lighting - halogen 
generator, including fuel, oil, spare plug, fire extinguisher 
binoculars 
bleach for disinfectant 
first aid kit 
Insect repellent 
Shelter - rain gear, space blankets 

CREATURE COMFORT AND FIRST AID
Once the first few hours of an event have passed you'll be looking for the creature comforts. Use this list to help you to begin assembling those things to make your hours away from home more enjoyable. 
Food - (water was above) - soft drinks, high energy food to last a week (use ready to eat), coffee and a pot to make it in, and you might consider MREs from a Military Surplus Store 
Clothing - 1 week supply, hot - cold - wet - dry, hats, gloves, good shoes 
Insect Repellent - so important we've said it twice 
Personal Needs - your personal medicines, shaving kit, soap, sun screen, glasses or contacts, tooth brush and paste, towel, hair care 
First Aid Kit - your going to be tired, sleepy, with strange food and maybe water - in addition to the normal first aid items include basic things to make you feel better: aspirin, Tylenol, tums, pepto bismol, latex gloves, etc 
Paper Products We Live By - toilet paper, Kleenex, paper towels 
Mess Kit - 90s style, in a zip lock bag put plates, cups, plastic silverware, and bring assorted tupperware containers 
Cash - not too much, but include change 
Maps and Compass - in case you have to leave 
Whistle, Signal Mirror, Strobe, Personal ELT. 
Sleeping - clothes for sleeping, pillow, sleeping bag 
Plastic Trash Bags - a 13 gallon is a nice mid size, more uses than you can imagine 
Emergency Phone Numbers - family, personal and group address book, local emergency numbers, local telephone book 
Valuables - NONE, leave them at home, don't make yourself a target