Get back in touch with your brothers and sisters in arms by joining VetFriends. When you're wondering how to find old army buddies -- or how to reconnect with someone from any other branch -- our database is the place to go.

Special bonds are formed between service members who have and are serving side by side in the US Armed Forces. In 2000, the idea of an online veteran registry came to VetFriends founder, Corporal Sutcliffe, during a conversation with his father-in-law, a veteran of the Korean War. When asked whether he would attend a hypothetical reunion with his old Army unit, Sutcliffe's father-in-law responded, "I'd be on the next plane to Korea to see those guys!" Reflecting on the depth of this reply, Sutcliffe realized the special bonds of military brother and sisterhood often withstand the tests of time, and that with the help of modern technology, those bonds could be reestablished.

To date, thousands of military friends have been reconnected through our site, spanning from World War II, Operation Desert Storm, and the present. VetFriends has a current member count of over 3,064,780 people and averages 500,000 visitors per month to the site.

What Does VetFriends Offer?

We offers services such as: allowing members to search VetFriends' 2,583,359+ member database to make contact with military service friends and relatives; providing information on how to obtain your own or a relative's military records and medals; military message boards; veteran job boards; a photo collection featuring past and present military photos; military jokes, cadences, and lingo; site areas where visitors can search for and post military reunion notices; a military pride merchandise catalog; and more.

Is Making a Profile Free?

It's absolutely free to make a profile on our military veteran search database. However, you do have to be a paid member to use all the search capabilities on our site.

Are There Membership Contracts?

There are no membership contracts. Legacy and Base Membership are yearly and you can cancel at anytime. When you are done using our site, simply stop paying.

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