- - Disband, for short
- - Disband, briefly
- - Disband, to Brits
- - Disband
- - Discharge or disband
- - Disband troops (Abbr.)
- - Disband, postwar
- - Disband troops
- - Disband troops, British style
- - Disband, as troops: Brit.
- - Disband troops: Brit.
- - Disband, as troops: Brit. colloq.
- - Disband troops, in England.
- - Disband troops: Slang.
- - Discharge [from military service]
- - Drove quickly westwards, ejecting black discharge
- - Take (troops) out of active service
- - At the end, could anyone joining organised crime leave the ranks?
- - March 2nd: class to retire from military service
- - Leave the military
- - Retire from military service
- - Military discharge
- - Release from military service (abbr)
- - Leave the service
- - Discharge from army
- - Demobilise
- - Army word
- - Protest British Army discharge
- - Release from military service (informal)
- - Protest by bishop results in army discharge
- - Discharged soldier
- - Protest by bishop leads to discharge from the army
- - Leave the army
- - Discharge from the army, Brit-style
- - Take out of active service
- - Protest over bishop being put out of service
- - Retire from the military, Brit-style
- - Discharge from the RAF
- - Take out of action
- - Release from duty: March the First in bed
- - Get out of army march with first touch of biliousness
- - Retire from mil. service
- - Leave Her Majesty's service, briefly
- - Brit's service discharge
- - Discharge, as from the RAF
- - Exhibit black discharge
- - Discharge from the service (Abbr.)
- - Leave Her Majesty's service
- - Discharge from the R.A.F.
- - Discharged British soldier
- - Muster out of the RAF
- - Brit's discharge
- - Discharge from the service
- - Muster out of the R.A.F.
- - Tommy's discharge
- - Discharge a Tommy
- - Muster out, in the U.K.
- - Leave the service, in Britain
- - Release from the Army: Brit. slang.
- - Release from military service
- - Discharge from the army?
- - Army maneuver.
- - Discharge
- - protest with bachelor on discharge from army
- - release from service
- - Decommission an army, in short
- - finishing military service, one on first big social occasion books a second
- - it can precede 'happy' or 'suit'
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