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demobilize
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demobilize noun cure, curtail, deactivate, disarm, disband, disengage, fix, limit, reduce, remedy, sever, stop
Associated concepts: demobilize forces involved in an armed conflict
See also: disarm, disband, discharge, dismiss, disorganize, dissociate, dissolve, separate


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September 16, 2009 (BRUSSELS) -- European Union foreign ministers said concerned by southern Sudan tribal violence and the absence of ceasefire in the western Sudan province of Darfur In a statement released following a meeting held in Brussels on September 14 the EU 27 foreign ministers urged the Government of South Sudan (GoSS) to complete the disarmament process, as well as demobilisation and the reintegration of veterans.
He later volunteered for the Territorial Green Howards, spending hours guarding Skinningrove beach before his demobilisation in 1948.
After his demobilisation at the end of the war, he returned to Meltham to set up a painting and decorating shop.
 
 
 
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