Ann: Stallion Phase 2 drilling is scheduled for mid-May, page-62

Yeah that would be good,
Could be Tomorrow or early next week,
All good either way.
I have been stocking up for a while now....

Gotta Admit Johnathan King seemed confident in the You-Tube Video,
Which was great to see.

Antimony has a lot of uses is used in all manner of military applications, including:
the manufacture of armor piercing bullets, night vision goggles, infrared sensors, precision optics, laser sighting, explosive formulations, hardened lead for bullets and shrapnel, ammunition primers, tracer ammunition, nuclear weapons and production, tritium production, flares, military clothing, and communication equipment. It is the key element in the creation of tungsten steel and the hardening of lead bullets, two of its most crucial applications during WWII.

As well as in the high-tech sector, where it is a key ingredient in semi-conductors,
circuit boards, electric switches, fluorescent lighting, high quality clear glass and lithium-ion batteries.

No antimony, no iPhones. No hi-definition TVs.
No modern kitchen appliances, all of which make use of digital circuitry.

There can be no “energy transition” without adequate supplies of antimony. That thick, heavy glass used in solar panels? It’s made with antimony. Those 300 to 700 foot-tall windmills that sporadically produce electricity? Made with antimony. Antimony is a key element in the manufacture of lithium-ion batteries, as mentioned above, but even more crucial is the fact that it is integral to the development of the next-generation liquid metal batteries that hold the key to truly scalable energy storage for wind and solar power.