Boston Mk IV or V of No.55 Squadron, 232 Wing RAF, Desert Air Force. This one is probably "B" (judging by the name Butch 4th), of A Flight (white-red-white flash, just before the serial starting BZ). The only one I know that fits is Mk V BZ617/B.

Boston of No.55 Squadron RAF

Spitfires Emergency Landing, Italy 1944. But my attention goes to the tail of Douglas Boston Mk IV, Azure Blue "T" serial BZ502 of No.18 Squadron, 232 Wing RAF, Desert Air Force. BZ502/T was lost without a trace on a weather recce mission to Yugoslavia on December 12 1944, probably over the Adriatic. Succesor Mk V BZ638/T survived the war.

Spits and Boston of 18 Sqn RAF, Italy 1944

Residents of the Dutch town of Aalst  treat British soldiers with apples - see man in center with hat.
On the left - a British armored vehicle Staghound Mk.I (T17E1 - American production).