Ala
An Ala was the term used during the mid- Roman Republic to denote a military formation composed of conscripts from the socii, Rome's Italian military allies. A normal consular army during this period consisted of 2 legions, composed of Roman citizens only, and 2 allied alae.
People born in Ala (First 49 people) - Page 10
B. H. DeLay
American aviator
Taylor Takahashi
Actor
Dan Diaz
Brittany Maynard's husband
Elizabeth Harrower
American actress
Ben Fong-Torres
American journalist
Will Lotter
American football player
Robert I. Holt
Screenwriter
Neslie Ricasa
Competitive eater
Lloyd W. Bertaud
American aviator
Jimmy Doolittle
American general
Kenneth Franklin
American astronomer
Goldy
American rapper
Bill Serena
Baseball player
Tom Erhart
Actor
Joseph Russell Knowland
Former United States Representative
Jesse Mims
Former canadian football player
James W Dearing
Researcher
Garry Knox Bennett
American artist
Teresa Barber Kunz
Meri Brown's sister
George Ramsay Cook
Canadian historian
Trent Whitfield
Ice hockey centre
Ramsay Cook
Canadian historian
Iván Rodríguez del Pozo
Spanish footballer
Janet Marylyn Frager
Tom Hanks' mother
Will Forte
American comedian
Vin Diesel
American actor
Justin Rosenstein
Software programmer
Bridgid Coulter
Actress
Larry Hanks
American entomologist
Peter Michael Escovedo
American percussionist
Paul Vincent
Vin Diesel's brother
Jonathan Dayton
Film director ‧ Valerie Faris' husband
Christopher DeFaria
American film producer
Jennifer Savidge
American actress
Bentley Kyle Evans
American television writer
Zina Escovedo
Actress ‧ Pete Escovedo's daughter
Juan Escovedo
Actor
Noura Erakat
American activist
Richard Madsen
Sociologist
Matt Vasgersian
American sportscaster
Bobby Freeman
American singer
Adam Steltzner
American engineer
Cordell Crockett
American bass guitarist
Andrea Sixtos
Actress
Patricia Bragg
American businesswoman
Norman Bartold
American film actor
Lyle Stevik
