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Preparedness Capability Checklist – Minimum & Extended Levels Posted on Sep 07, 2011 in Emergency Preparedness & Survival, Featured Articles Kevin Hayden - TruthisTreason.net Source: The Preparedness Blog by Rob Hanus Preparedness Capability Checklist The Preparedness Capability Checklist (PCC) is a list of functions, or capabilities, that you need to provide for in each of the survival categories. Unlike other survival lists, the CC isn’t a shopping list of items that you need to get or put into a kit. Another way of stating it is that the checklist will tell you WHAT you need to accomplish, but not HOW you need to accomplish it. The list is broken up into general categories to help keep things organized and each Category is broken up into several sub-sections, allowing for Minimum and Extended Capabilities. The Minimum Capability is the minimum amount of preparedness that you should strive to accomplish as fast as possible. This Preparedness Capability Checklist is a work in progress. Alternate Energy Clothing Communications and Computing Economic Water