VetFriends.com Reaches All Time High - Over 800,000 U.S. Veterans, Military, Family & Friend Members

VetFriends.com - the largest Web site for reuniting U.S. military veterans - has recently reached over 800,000 registered members. As Veterans Day approaches, VetFriends.com continues to expand in support of U.S. veterans and military personnel.

Charleston, SC (PRWEB) September 21, 2007 -- VetFriends.com - the largest Web site for reuniting U.S. military veterans - has recently reached over 800,000 registered members, reporting an average increase of 10,000 to 15,000 new members per month to the site. As Veterans Day approaches, www.VetFriends.com continues to expand in support of U.S. veterans and military personnel.

VetFriends.com founder and Desert Storm veteran, Dale F. Sutcliffe says, "Common experiences among veterans and their families often creates a desire to socialize with and seek out others of similar backgrounds." VetFriends.com works to fulfill this desire by allowing members to search the database to reconnect with veterans, active military, friends and family.

Visitors to the Web site can further search, submit and share personal reunion stories, photos, military jokes, lingo and cadences. Other features include: reunion postings; message boards; exclusive military credit cards; military merchandise and more.

After locating 52 men with the assistance of www.VetFriends.com , veteran R. Soden writes, "If it hadn't been for VetFriends.com I would have only kept track of one man in Iowa. Thank you VetFriends for getting me started! We love our vets. God bless you."

The Web site additionally offers helpful information on how to request military personnel records, separation papers and medals from the U.S. Government, all with downloadable forms.

The Veterans Business Directory at VetFriends.com, is a nationwide online directory of veteran-owned or operated businesses and services at www.vetfriends.com/biz. VetFriends.com encourages the community to support a veteran in a new way - do business with them.

Founded in 2000 by Marine Corps veteran of Desert Storm, Dale F. Sutcliffe, thousands of people have been reconnected through VetFriends.com, spanning from World War II through to Operation Desert Storm and the present.

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