DERBY, Kan. (KSNW) - One Derby veteran who spent his army career protecting the people of Fort Lewis as a military police officer didn't let it stop him from seeing the world.

"I didn't really know what to do, and I knew that that was secure, and I had some friends that had done it, and I never thought that was going to be for me, but it ended up working out," Duncan Macormac said.

Wichita native Macormac was out of high school in 1996 and needed a career with a future, so he turned to the Army and trained to be a military police officer.

"You've seen 'Cops.' It's just like that except we're on a military base," he said.

But Macormac was doing a lot more than writing tickets. He was also doing specialized training for military police in war zones.

"We're doing convoy security, and rou

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