ALIEN

Phase I core drilling began on the property. on setup locations based in part on previous RC drill results (gold and silver assays) and in part determined by gradient array resistivity/self potential (GAR/SPG) survey. The core program was successful in achieving its primary objectives; firstly from a purely analytical point of view (the program confirmed the validity of the high-grade gold and silver results from the previous RC drilling programs) and secondly from the technical information point of view. Beyond confirming that concentrations of high-grade gold are present in the system, much important information was gained from the solid drill cores which is not available from the small chips and powder brought to surface by RC drilling.

Released results from drilling. Results include hole AC2 grading 15.5 g/t Au and 195 g/t Ag over four feet. The phase one program was designed to test beneath and/or laterally from the zone of Au and Ag intercepts encountered in the previous RC drilling programs along a 1,200- foot portion of the 4,000- foot- long Cap zone. The size of the mineralized system is shown by hole AC4, which has three zones of continuous Au and Ag mineralization: 913.1 ft to 937 ft (estimated 11 ft true thickness) grading 0.28 g/t Au and 3.15 g/t Ag; 1,013.8 ft to 1,043 ft (estimated 13 ft true thickness) grading 0.35 g/t Au and 8.05 g/t Ag; and 1,051 ft to 1,211.7 ft (estimated 73 ft true thickness) grading 0.231 g/t Au and 8.15 g/t Ag. A phase two program is being formulated.

Redhawk Resources released results from the five-hole 5,645-foot phase one core drilling program on the Alien gold project in Nye county, Nevada. Hole AC2 reported the best intersection from the program, grading 15.5 grams per tonne (g/t) gold and 195 g/t silver over four feet.