Clear Path focuses on helping victims rebuild both their bodies and their lives. The 5-year-old organization -- which has offices in Vermont, Vietnam, Cambodia and Seattle -- pays for surgery, rehab devices and prosthetics, as well as various types of assistance and vocational training.

Speaking by phone from Washington, D.C., Senator Leahy praises Clear Path for carrying on Vermont's anti-land-mine tradition. "It's a small organization," he says, "but it's making a very big difference -- day by day, person by person -- to overcome the legacy of the Vietnam War."

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