Military Metals Announces Boulder Sample Results of 11.45% and 6.58% Antimony and Soil Sampling Identifies Previously Unknown Anomaly, West Gore Antimony-Gold Project, Canada

Executive Summary

• Military Metals reported high‑grade antimony and gold assays from three surface boulder samples collected during a soil sampling campaign at the West Gore property.
• The highest results were 11.45 % Sb with 21.5 g/t Au (Sample 247233) and 6.58 % Sb with 0.992 g/t Au (Sample 247234).
• A previously unknown antimony soil anomaly was identified from a 78‑sample grid, prompting plans for additional follow‑up sampling and reconnaissance to locate the bedrock source.

Key Details

• Sampling Overview: Three boulder samples (247233, 247234, 247235) were batched and analyzed after being collected along a road bisecting the central project area near an interpreted structural target.
• Assay Results:
• Sample 247234 – angular cobbles with stibnite‑bearing quartz veins: 6.58 % Sb, 0.992 g/t Au.
• Sample 247233 – subangular cobbles containing semi‑massive to massive stibnite: 11.45 % Sb, 21.5 g/t Au.
• Sample 247235 – quartz float proximal to the high‑grade boulders: 0.049 % Sb, 3.49 g/t Au.
• Soil Survey: A 78‑sample soil orientation grid over a previously unexplored geological structure revealed a new antimony anomaly; the upper quartile of results is concentrated along the northeastern margin of the grid.
• Target Location: Target 3 lies ~650 m SW of historic mine workings and ~250 m SW of the Brook Shaft, in an area not previously sampled.
• Future Work: The company will conduct additional soil sampling to delineate the anomaly’s extent and detailed reconnaissance to locate the bedrock source of the mineralized boulders.
• Contextual Note: CEO Scott Eldridge highlighted growing governmental support for antimony projects in Canada and the U.S., noting potential future funding opportunities but no specific commitments at this time.

Notable Quotes

“We knew that West Gore has been under‑explored since mining operations terminated in the early 1900’s… these results are another important step towards rediscovering this critical Canadian mineral asset.” – Scott Eldridge, CEO & Director

Technical review performed by David Murray B.Sc., P.Geo, Principal Consultant of Resourceful Geoscience Solutions (qualified person under NI 43‑101).