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Gareth Timmins delves into the mindset imposed on those who train to become Marines and what it's like for veterans attempting to reintegrate into society with that way of thinking, touching on his own struggles in the process.

When are we going to stop being so surprised when a man of high rank, a man of high social status, famous, successful dies by suicide? When are we going to stop? We're always asking that question: "Oh he was a high rank, why did he do it?" - Suicide doesn't discriminate against rank or status.

Recently Major General Thomas Matthews former head of the Royal Marines has died by suicide.

This was a man who was trained to kill people, trained to lead men into battle. He was trained to deal with the hardest physical and mental tests that were laid out in front of him. He was trained to go to war but when is a man trained not to go to war with himself?

After all the dust settles, after achievements upon achievements have been reached, when is a man trained to be fulfilled? When is a man trained to deal with his own emotions, his demons?

When is a man trained change his outlook on life and find peace of mind?