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 154
Whitney Boddie
Professional basketball player
William B Walstad
Author
Tammy Irons
Former Alabama state senator
Lamonte Turner
Basketball player
Miriam DeCosta
American writer
Manuel Baldizón
Kendel Herrarte
Guatemalan footballer
Próspero Penados del Barrio
Guatemalan prelate
Viktor Strandfält
Politician
Ken Stabler
American football player
Julio Jones
American football wide receiver
Robert Lester
American football safety
Braxton Garrett
Baseball pitcher
Walter Ballard
Race car driver
Maxie Baughan
American football player
Bobo Jenkins
American guitarist
William F. Cassidy
Ed Bell
American singer
Monk Gafford
American football player
Mayte Garcia
American dancer
Rusty Greer
Baseball player
David Lillard
Politician
Rick Pate
Agriculture Commissioner of Alabama
Larry Nelson
American professional golfer
Teddy Gentry
Singer
Randy Owen
American musical artist
Thomas H. Cook
American author
Philip Ober
American stage actor
Jeff Cook
American musician
Tim Flock
American car racer
Katherine Stinson
American aviator
Fonty Flock
American car racer
Ethel Mobley
Tim Flock's sister
Bob Flock
American car racer
Pierce Pettis
American singer-songwriter
James McKinney Musician
Musician
Forrest S. McCartney
General
Evan McPherson
American football placekicker
Edward Stinson
American aircraft pilot
Harry B. Brock Jr.
Mark E. Biddle
Editor
Paul Cotton
American guitarist
Casey Joyce
Hal Morris
Baseball player
Velma Wallis
American writer
Hannah Paul Solomon
Artist
Russell Packer
Rugby league prop
