Brigadier Gold Ltd.: Awaits Assay Results From Initial Drilling On The Incamayo Project In North West Argentina

TORONTO, March 29, 2011 - Brigadier Gold Limited (TSX VENTURE: BRG) (FRANKFURT: B7LN)

Bigadier Gold Limited's drilling contractor, Falcon Drilling (Barbados) Succursal Argentina, has, since the commencement of drilling in early March, completed approximately 641 metres of the planned 1500 metres on the Incamayo project in northwest Argentina.

An initial two holes have been completed to test the northern end of known mineralization on the property, with the first hole at -60° twinning CG97-07 (the best of nine holes drilled on the property in 1997 by Mansfield Minerals) and the second hole drilled at an angle of -50° to aid in defining further parameters to the mineralization.

The nine holes drilled by Mansfield were originally designed to test for economic grade mineralization below several well-mineralized sections encountered in trenches excavated during the previous exploration season. The Mansfield discovery hole (CG97-07), located 600 metres to the northeast of other mineralized holes, was reported in a Mansfield November 14, 1997, news release on Stockwatch (www.stockwatch.com) and is available on Sedar (www.sedar.com).

Brigadier's DDHCG11-01 has intersected massive to disseminated mineralization over a 53.0 metre interval from 106.3 metres to 159.3 metres in depth that matches the intersection as described in the original Mansfield reverse circulation hole, including a 7.0 metre interval from 106.3 to 113.3 metres containing numerous intervals of massive to semi-massive sulphide veins. Below 160 metres disseminated sulphides occur to the end of the hole at 298.5 metres with an interval of sulphide breccia from 288.35 to 289.33 metres.

The second hole completed (DDHCG11-02) was drilled at -50° to overcut DDHCG11-01, and predominantly intersected disseminated mineralization. Silicified breccia and variably silicified sandstone occur from 18.4 to 25.6 metres with strong vuggy iron oxidation. From 80.8 – 127 metres occurred variable silicification with breccias and up to 8% disseminated and massive sulphides. Vuggy goethitic oxidation is often associated with the breccias and silicification. Hole DDHCG11-02 did not cut the massive to semi-massive mineralization as seen in DDHCG11-01. This may be an indication that mineralization is improving with depth.

Results of the IP survey, which was commenced on the property by Argali Geophysica of Antofagasta, Chile in December, 2010, and was completed prior to the start of the drill program, show that the above holes are located at the southeastern edge of a large, untested chargeability anomaly.

As noted in Brigadier's February 8, 2011, news release on Stockwatch (www.stockwatch.com) and available on Sedar (www.sedar.com), a review of the 1997 drill program had determined that many of the 6 drill holes on the southern part of the property were oriented incorrectly to test the mineralized zones exposed at surface.

Hole DDHCG11-03 is located approximately 600 metres southwest of holes 1 and 2 and was drilled at -60° and designed to cut a series of mineralized (auriferous) silicified zones exposed on surface and in trenches. This style of mineralization differs markedly from that seen in DDHCG11-01 and 02 and probably represents a different mineralizing event.

DDHCG11-03 intersected several zones of mineralization comprising quartz stockworks with ubiquitous iron oxides after sulphides, the most important being from 0 to 4 metres, 17.2 to 27.6 metres, 32.4 to 40.3 metres and 69.1 to 80.0 metres. From 82.5 to 83.9 metres and from 106.5 to 109.2 metres occur numerous narrow veins of massive to semi-massive sulphides. This hole is located in an area where 4 Mansfield holes are believed to have been drilled to test surface mineralization.

Assay results on the above holes are pending and will be reported once received. Drilling is continuing apace.

Qualified person and quality assurance/quality control: Tom Carpenter, BSc, PGeo, of Discovery Consultants, and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has supervised the preparation of the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release. Mr. Carpenter is not independent of Brigadier by virtue of being a holder of incentive stock options.

Brigadier's work programs are supervised by Mr. Carpenter, who is responsible for all aspects of the work, including the quality control/quality assurance program. On-site personnel at the project rigorously collect and track samples which are then sealed and shipped via bonded courier to the facilities of Acme Analytical Laboratories (Argentina) S.A. in Mendoza, Argentina, for analysis. Representative blank, duplicate and standard samples are forwarded to Acme for quality control purposes.

Acme's quality control system complies with International Standard ISO 9001:2000 requirements. Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the analyses of reagent blanks, reference material and replicate samples. Quality control is further assured by the use of international and in-house standards.



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