Honestly? I'm sure I'll leave a few things out:
Fire starting:
Pencil sharpener
Blast Match
Esbit tabs
Survival matches
Lighter
Fresnel lens
Water: Unlimited supply
Katadyn Pocket water filter
3l Camelback pouch
Food: 10 days worth the following each day:
Mountain House freeze dried
instant oatmeal
MRE crackers
MRE spread
USGI survival cookies
Crystal Lite drink packets
Food Prep:
MSR Whisperlite International w/large fuel bottle
Snowpeak Ti cup
Evernew Ti cookset
MSR stainless spoon (has wrench end for cleaning the stove)
Warmth:
One set of BDU's
OD sweater
BDU Boonie hat
Extra socks
Extra Underoos
Gloves
Shelter: (depends on if I am alone or not)
Hennessy Hammock
Eureka Zeus EXO2
Gortex Bivvy cover
Inflatable travel pillow
Sleeping gear:
Arktis Halo3 medium/warm weather bag
Timberland 3/4 length sleeping pad
Commo/newsweather/entertainment:
Kenwood Th-F6A Tri-band HAM radio
MP3 player
Navigation:
Garmin GPS
USGI Lensatic compass w/ tritium
Illumination:
AN-PVS7D Night vision goggles w/clip-on compass
Yukon HL 1 watt LED headlamp
Gladius 5W tactical flashlight
Power Generation:
Brunton 14 watt flexible SolaRoll
All batteries standardized to AA and AAA Nicads
Tools:
Leatherman Wave
Woodsman's Pal
USAF Pilot Survival knife
USGI Tri-fold E-tool
Wire saw
Razor blades
Protection:
Customized Browning Buckmark Rifle
Glock 23
1st aid:
basic small med kit, i.e. cuts, diharrea, fever etc.
Hygene/comfort:toothpast/toothbrush, shortened handle
camp soap
bug repellent
72 hour candle (heat in the tent)
That's basically it, enough to live for 2 weeks in any season without having to shoot anything to eat with the ability to be completly mobile day or night and in contact with civilization if need be.
Dave