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1. What is Demobilization?
a. Demobilization is the process of disarming the Guerrilla force and transitioning them to full-time and peaceful civilian activities

2. When does Demobilization occur?
a. It is the last phase of US sponsored Unconventional Warfare

3. Who makes the decision to conduct demonization?
a. The Unified Commander

4. Why do we demobilize?
a. 1 With the presence of conventional forces in the area opportunities for the guerrillas to conduct military operations are greatly reduced, 2 the stability of the new government may depend on ensuring that no rebel bands are capable of refusing compliance and cooperation

5. When does planning for demobilization begin?
a. The Unified Commander begins to plan for demobilization as soon as the decision is made to support the resistance. The ODA begins planning for demobilization ids Isolation

6. What are the three Courses of Action available when conducting Demobilization?
a. 1 Release the Guerrillas to the government with all arms and equipment, 2 Release the Guerrillas to the government less all US arms and equipment, 3 guerrillas are disarmed and resettled by US Forces

7. What is the ODA Commander’s responsibility during Demobilization?
a. To assemble the guerrillas and all records at the appointed time and place

8. What is the role of Psyop during the demobilization?
a. 1 Keep the guerrillas informed, 2 assist in the transition from combat to peacetime activities, 3 provide peaceful transition themes

9. What is the role of Civil Affairs during demobilization?
a. Recommend uses for the guerrillas, 2 assist in indoctrination and re-training, 3 recommend resettlement sites, 4 advise and assist in administrative matters, 5 design and support civil projects

10. What are nine primary planning considerations for demobilization?
a. 1 Assembly, 2 Records, 3 Pay and Allowances, 4 Claims, 5 Awards and decorations, 6 Collecting arms and ammunition, 7 Medical, 8 Discharge, 9 Rehabilitation