Demobilization (noun)

1. The process of dismissing or releasing military personnel or equipment from active service.
2. The process of returning to a civilian or normal state after a period of military or emergency service.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from french démobilisation, from démobiliser "disband".

Examples:

1. The demobilization process after the war was slow and often chaotic.
2. The country has started the demobilization of its army, with thousands of soldiers returning home.
3. The government has allocated funds for the demobilization and reintegration of former child soldiers.
4. The demobilization of the emergency response teams went smoothly, with all personnel returning to their regular duties.
5. The demobilization of the naval fleet has been ongoing for several months, with several ships being decommissioned.