demobilization

In spite of housing shortages, demobilization is now proceeding fairly smoothly, and there can be no doubt that all veterans will be suitably placed within a very short time.

Conditions in South Africa 1946

GI fathers and their many advocates were particularly vocal critics of delays in demobilization.

Miss Yourlovin: GIs, Gender, and Domesticity during World War II 2008

Despite the problems, the governments of both Uribe and Santos have called the demobilization program a success.

The Seattle Times 2012

(on camera) For now, these reunions only be lasting for a couple of hours, and that's because these soldiers will be staying on this base to begin what the military calls the demobilization process.

CNN Transcript Apr 18, 2004 2004

A "demobilization" camp for former Hutu soldiers in Mutobo, Rwanda

Coming Home to Rwanda 2009

A "demobilization" camp for former Hutu soldiers in Mutobo, Rwanda

Coming Home to Rwanda 2009

Very few of them have actually finished a 90-day "demobilization" process -- after which the hard work at keeping them out of the war begins.

Amnesty Deal Lures Only 3 Percent Of Taliban In One Year Wired 2011

Within the U.S. government the military clashed with civilian agencies over its role in noncombat missions such as demobilization and policing.

Nation-Building 101 2004

Within the U.S. government the military clashed with civilian agencies over its role in noncombat missions such as demobilization and policing.

Nation-Building 101 2004

As president, Uribe provided the leaders and rank-and-file members of the terrorist paramilitary organizations with amnesty and protection from international prosecution as part of a process of "demobilization" of the paramilitary groups.

Council on Hemispheric Affairs 2009