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 155
Brian Connell
New Zealand Politician
John Z. Robinson
New Zealand painter
Bill Broughton
New Zealand jockey
Mike Kuiti
Margarita Nuez
Fashion designer
Ruby Rubacuori
Moroccan dancer
Iliass Aouani
Italian middle-distance runner
José María Orantes
Julio René Martínez
Carl Elliott
Former United States Representative
Sophie Ørsted
Adam Oehlenschläger's sister
Diego Conesa
Former Member of the Regional Assembly of Murcia
Mariano García
Spanish runner
Dionisia García
Spanish writer
Arthur Blomfield
Architect
ArDarius Stewart
American football wide receiver
Vestal Goodman
Singer
Charlie Long
American football player
Roy Moore
Former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice
Yelawolf
American rapper
Beth Grant
American character actress
Mathew Knowles
American executive
LaVelda Fann
Actress
Sunny Mabrey
American actress
Britt Leach
American character actor
Phillip Alford
American actor
Linda Howard
American romance author
Cadillac Williams
American coach
Danny Mayo
American songwriter
Freddie Kitchens
American football coach
Theodore J. Lowi
American political scientist
Jean Cox
Tenor
Dre Kirkpatrick
American football cornerback
Aimee Mayo
American songwriter
Annie Lee
Artist
Jay Haizlip
Skateboarder
Paul Lancaster
Musical artist
Steve Grissom
Racing driver
Bradley Gaskin
American singer
Corey L. Maze
Judge
Gordon Mote
American gospel singer
Finis Conner
American businessperson
Brick Haley
American coach
Dave Rosser
Guitarist
Rex Griffin
American musician
Jerrell Harris
American football linebacker
Charles Clyde Ebbets
American photographer
