The act of discharging military personnel and reducing armed forces; present participle of demobilize (American spelling).
From 'demobilize' + '-ing'. American English variant of 'demobilising', following the '-ize' spelling convention combined with the gerund '-ing' suffix.
Right now, as countries reduce their military presence overseas, they're constantly 'demobilizing' forces—it's the same process happening today that happened 80 years ago after WWII!
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