John Frost (British Army officer)

John Frost was a British Army officer known for his leadership during World War II. He was highly respected for his bravery and strategic skills. Frost played a key role in various military campaigns, particularly in the North African and European theaters. After the war, he became a symbol of resilience and dedication, especially remembered for his leadership during the Battle of Arnhem in 1944, where he commanded British paratroopers. His commitment to duty and his soldiers made him a notable figure in British military history.