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 141
Curly Chalker
American guitarist
Brandon Burks
American football running back
Clint Crisher
American singer-songwriter
Glenn Murdock
Former justice
Ben Paschal
American baseball player
Georgia Heard
Author
Mark Fuller
Former judge
Jimmy DuBose
American former football player
Barry Moore
United States Representative
Ashly Anderson
Pornographic film actor
Thomas Virgil Pittman
Judge
Bobby Paschal
Basketball coach
Juli Crockett
American playwright
Rex Forehand
American psychologist
R. J. Roberts
American football player
Walt Wilkerson
Jennifer Wilkerson
Holly Wilkerson Cole
Mark Wilkerson's sister
Sally Alexandra Wilkerson
Carol Forman
American actress
Adalius Thomas
American football player
V. Muraleedharan
Minister of State for External Affairs of India
Thomas Seay
Former Governor of Alabama
James Yap
Member of the San Juan City Council
Esther McGowin Blake
Norma Torres
United States Representative
María Dolores Bedoya
Roberto Díaz Gomar
Actor
Erick Miranda
Football player
Héctor Moreira
Guatemalan footballer
Abner Ubeda
Football player
Melissa Morales
Guatemalan tennis player
Julio Melgar
Singer
Manuel Antonio de Jesús Alvarado
Musician and orchestra conductor
Marco Rivas
Football player
John George Nicolay
American-German author
Susanthika Jayasinghe
Sri Lankan olympic athlete
Davee Decker
Actress
Manuel Aznar Zubigaray
Diplomat
Les Snead
General Manager of the Los Angeles Rams
Martha Reeves
American singer
Courtney Upshaw
American football player
William Henry Harrison Hart
American attorney
Hunter WyattBrown
Bishop
Xavier Woodson-Luster
American football linebacker
Waymon McCoo
Physician
Hunter Wyatt-Brown
Bishop