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Vault Strategic Mining Commences Exploration at War Bond Historical Tungsten Mine, Nevada
Vancouver, British Columbia - May 29th, 2026 - Vault Strategic Mining Corp. (TSXV: KNOX) (OTC: KNXFF) (FSE: M850) (WKN: A41WE4) ("Vault" or the "Company") is
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n Vancouver, British Columbia - May 29th, 2026 - Vault Strategic Mining Corp. (TSXV: KNOX) (OTC: KNXFF) (FSE: M850) (WKN: A41WE4) (\"Vault\" or the \"Company\") is pleased to announce that a team has been deployed and exploration is now underway at the War Bond Tungsten Project (“War Bond”) which includes the Historical War Bond Tungsten Mine, Historical Tactite Tungsten Mine and Historical Thursday Tungsten Mine located in Nevada, USA. \nNevada was ranked as the number one mining jurisdiction in the Fraser Institute’s Annual Survey of Mining Companies released on February 26th, 2026.1\nFigure 1. Likely tungsten-related skarn or tactite-style mineralization observed at War Bond\n“Exploration work toward disciplined drill target generation is now underway at War Bond, representing an exciting opportunity for Vault to apply modern exploration methods to a historical tungsten district in Nevada,” said Quinn Field-Dyte, Chief Executive Officer of Vault Strategic Mining Corp. “We are excited to have fieldwork underway across the War Bond, Tactite and Thursday historical tungsten mine areas. Nevada is a premier mining jurisdiction with a long mining history, established infrastructure and a supportive exploration environment. Our immediate objective is to verify and consolidate the historical information, complete field validation work and advance the project toward disciplined drill target generation.”\nMaiden Exploration Program\nThe proposed field program, which the Company is fully funded to execute on, will focus on modern geological evaluation of the historical War Bond tungsten system. The proposed scope includes:\n\n\nDetailed mapping of the intrusive-carbonate contact and skarn zoning, including garnet, epidote, and scheelite-bearing zones; \n\n\nUnderground and surface verification of historical zones, including accessible workings and mine dumps; \n\n\nChannel sampling across tactite and adjacent structures, with appropriate QA/QC procedures; \n\n\nPortable ultraviolet work to evaluate scheelite distribution and continuity; \n\n\nStructural measurements to help constrain mineralized controls, plunge, and potential extensions; and \n\n\nDevelopment of high priority drill targets, including coordinates, sections, and conceptual collar locations. \n\n\nHistorical War B...