Even though he lost both legs and his right arm in Vietnam, Max Cleland was not awarded even one Purple Heart. This is because his wounds were not the result of enemy fire, but came when, miles away from any fighting, he picked up a hand grenade he saw lying on the ground and it detonated. In his autobiography, ``Strong at the Broken Places,'' the former Democratic senator wrote, ``I was not entitled to the Purple Heart . . . since I was not wounded by enemy action.'' The Swift Boat Veterans for Truth have challenged the legitimacy of the...