Difference between Disembark and Debark

DISEMBARK vs DEBARK: VERB

To land from a ship; go on shore, as at the end of a voyage.
To debark; remove from on board a ship to the land; unload; put on shore; land: as, the general disembarked the troops at sunrise.

To leave a ship or boat, and go ashore; disembark: as, the troops debarked at four o'clock.
To land from a ship or boat; bring to land from a vessel; disembark: as, to debark artillery.

Detrain, Off load, Deboard, Come, Land, Shoot, Alight, Offload, Exit, Descend, Unload, Arrive, Deplane, Set down, Debark

Unhitch, Deworm, Reroute, Inspect, Overnighting, Masticate, Reboard, Transship, Unload, Remove, Depart, Deplane, Detrain, Set down, Disembark

Sightsee, Overfly, Evacuate, Sail, Depart, Detrain, Come, Land, Shoot, Alight, Exit, Descend, Unload, Arrive, Deplane

Perambulate, Refuel, Deworm, Reroute, Inspect, Overnighting, Masticate, Reboard, Transship, Unload, Remove, Depart, Deplane, Detrain, Disembark

Norfolk is one of the few ports in the country that utilizes a system called "Express Debark.".
Particular care shall be taken not to debark trees, break limbs, or cause damage to root systems.
Heavy reliance on SOPs and well rehearsed debark plans will maximize use of the limited time available for final preparations.
Charter bus groups debark together in the same assigned number zone from the ship.
Wear layers and bring rain gear -- even if it seems nice when you're preparing to debark.
Some processing heads have special delimbing knives that can debark certain species such as aspen and eucalyptus.
Once they land, students debark and set out with their teacher to explore.
You can board and debark limitlessly for those 31 days.
Japan or Canada) may debark in any U.S. port.
Debark generally denotes mechanical means as opposed to manual peeling.